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Measurement: 2.5cm x 3.5cm
Edit: HanhNguyen
Handmade: LaDung
Cover: Chuotdzodzien
Published: HanhNguyen & LaDung
Yam snowskin mooncake filled with sweet bean paste, and a white chocolate truffle centre.
blogged at www.aiclay.com/2010/09/mid-autumn-festival-and-its-cakes....
Lake Goldsmith Preservation society held the 100th steam rally on the 3rd-4th-5th November 2012
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1987 - Yugoslavia - Triglav - miniature version - easy for Jackie to climb!
The sign says Maketa Triglava - which translates I think to stone model of Triglav.
The model is situated in Ribčev Laz near Lake Bohinj. Triglav is the highest mountain in Slovenia.The model is the work of the painter Valentin Hodnik (1896-1935), an artist from Bohinj.
The model was erected in 1931-1932, and three tons of stones were placed on the site, which is the weight of two average cars at the time.
Ho provato a fare dei piccoli Sakura mochi per il mio mini diorama giapponese... all'inizio erano tre, ma uno si è spiaccicato miseramente! XD
La foto è pessima, gomen ç_ç
Miniature Sakura mochi for my japanese doll *w*
The photo is in an horrible quality tho ç__ç
I have a miniature lilac bush at my new house. It’s a variety called “Little Kim.” I’m so excited because it is covered with fragrant flowers. I couldn't get good focus because it was too windy.
ODC April showers bring May flowers
#64 for 100 Flowers Group
Three little books I bought at an antique show. For the trio, I paid $3.00. Donald Duck is my favorite Disney character, I love elephants, and I nearly died seeing that little Golden Book, so I bought them without giving it a second thought!
This small vise was cute it had to follow me home. The exact size of this vise can only be grasp in comparison with a matchbox. With the jaws closed the length of this tool is no more than 6 inches from vise screw to the end of the anvil.
The vise has no makers marks but my guess is it was made for jewelers.
Yesterday I made miniature pencils for my dolls. It's very good for the MSD and YoSD scale. I decided to let Elise model the pencil. ^ v ^ )b
Here is a close-up of the miniature baby doll and her wagon. This picture is larger than life. The doll is actually under an inch in size.
Red mallee burl was used for the bowl. Quarter sawn ziricote with nice bees-wing figure used for the foot and lid. Ebony for a very bad finial. I have to try and fix it free hand.
total height is 3/4" and 3/4"wide
On the left is a film-still from the silent movie "Son of the Sheik" starring Rudolph Valentino and Vilma Banky. Alongside is a 1:12 model based on that sequence in the film.
All the items, with the exception of the wine glass were recreated by the artist. Some artistic license was taken on the bed covers due to the reduction in scale.
In the process of converting these scavvies back in 2006 I tought myself how to sculpt in miniature. These were done with a dremel, greenstuff, spit and a toothpick.
this miniature buddhist garden is a marvel! it's scope, grandeur and intricacy can't be captured in photos. most noticeable is the sweet sound of many tiny waterfalls, even in the lighted shrine under the stairs. i've been visiting it for over 5 years and always come away feeling enriched and yes, at peace.
it's located right in front of a private, modest house, on either side of the front entrance. it seems to go on forever. i've never met the creator/s and wonder when they tend to it because they never seem to be around. they must know how aprreciated this richness & artistry is by the many people who walk by. of course, to receive this gift, one has to walk.
Stumbled across this newly opened cafe the other day and was excited to see Blythes and Pullips in the displays. This is the first time I have seen such a cafe here in Malaysia. The cafe design is brilliant with re-ments, figurines, and other miniatures displayed under the dining tables.
It's a very relaxing cafe and a happy place especially for doll and miniature collectors. They sells some Blythe, Pullip, Re-ment, etc here. Too bad I didn't bring my camera and had to use my smartphone to take pictures of this lovely cafe.
This picture is a miniaturized copy of an illustration that Northern Tissue Co. used in their Saturday Evening Post ads in the late 1950’s and into the 1960’s. Most of us who are over 40 years old will remember these pictures from our childhood. You could send in labels from the products and receive 11 x 14 inch prints by return mail. I remember them hanging on our bedroom walls when I was a child. They have become classics.
We have framed it in a white wooden frame and covered it with thin plastic glass. The frame is white with a pink ribbon highlight which brings out the pink in the photo. You will also find others in our Etsy shop. Look for other listings featuring different children. The frame measures 1 ½” x 1 ¼”.