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A miniature railway tunnel, complete with track cuts through the bank. The tunnel is 32 yards long, and is a single bore.
Flickr friend Debby A has been doing these Photoshop Tilt/Shift shots so I thought I'd give it a try.
Miniature Divination Figurines (Tuphele), Chokwe, Democratic Republic of the Congo and Angola
Figurines: wood; H. 5.5–9 cm (2 1/8–3 1/2 in.), 19th–20th century
A miniature book. 1 3/8" x 1 3/16" x 3/8".
64 acid-free pages and hand-marbled Italian endsheets sewn in 4 signatures over linen 'cords' (heavy linen thread) with grey silk beaded headbands. Cover made from finely pared blue goatskin leather, hand-marbled Italian paper covers and endsheets. Slip-case made of grey Italian book cloth over acid-free cardstock.
This is the fireplace I ordered from Petite Properties (a smaller scales website) for the Gothic House living room.
Cheeseburger, falafel, and italiano flatbread sammie are made with Sculpey polymer clay by me.
Photographer = Professor Robert Meyers
From an Annelle Ferguson kit
From an Annelle Ferguson kit
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Unknown miniature railway loco found behind the South Devon Railway shed at Buckfastleigh in August 2000 or 2001 - anyone know what it was or is?
Some of the goodies included--sequined appliques, embroidery floss, charms, a miniature paper piecing pattern (I'll have practice a whole bunch!), a lovely note and the "paper" its all sitting on was the envelope--so pretty!
Mein zweiter Versuch einer tilt shift miniature fake mit PSE 8.0.
My second tilt shift miniature fake with PSE 8.0
I think it looks MUCH better with the floor entirely coming out to the front of the house (why on earth did I truncate it before? It didn't look right.. though now the tiles need repainting) and with furniture in it. Still no homely, cutesy pics yet. I'll need some dolls for that..
This is a three piece compass necklace I made for Kim for Christmas 2011. Remove the cork and pin. Fill the necklace with water and put the cork in. The metal is magnetized and should point toward the center/top of the necklace.
May she never lose her way home.
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