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This item was personally hand-made with care, and can be purchased from my online Etsy store, at www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6149907
See my web site article for instructions on how to make this yourself!
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Cute book « A Floral Fantaisy in an Old English Garden » - 1,50cm x 2,10cm – (0,59 in x 0,83 in)
A tiny book for dollhouse, roomboxe or collector. The book contains 18 pages with colored illustrations by Walter Crane. It is not the full book, it is a choice of the most beautiful illustrations.
Livre miniature en couleurs pour maison de poupées, vitrines et collections.
Son titre "A Floral Fantaisy in an Old English Garden". - Taille 1,50cm x 2,10 cm.
Il s'ouvre réellement sur 18 pages illustrées en couleurs par Walter Crane. La totalité des planches du livre n'a pas été reprise pour cet article.
Soften in hot water and mold it into any shape you want! Good for making molds for miniatures.
Best of all, it's reusable!
My ball landed in Alcatraz!
Grand Opening Party
1511 Park Street, Alameda, California
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photo by Rusty Blazenhoff
These tiny pots are made by the fine woodturning artist Glenn Krueg. Joe and I found them at a gallery in Mendocino called The Highlight Gallery. Aren't they lovely! Featuring real flowers and plants.
Shown with Alisha, my 12" porcelain Paperwhite Doll.
our swing set area is filled with pea stone. I have big hands, but not THAT big, so these qualify for miniature. And the whole area is nothing but rocky. I had looked all week for my Rocky Balboa trunks and gloves. Oh well, your loss.
Miniature Las Vegas! Next door is Miniature Florida with a launching space shuttle and tornado on the wall. Along with building details, the trains for each area are correct for that region of the world. The American trains do not appear in the other European rooms.
We visited 'Miniature World' in Victoria, BC, last year and took a lot of photos while there - i took most of them, and my little point & shoot held up pretty well in dark lit conditions through the crazy reflective glass! lol.
Anyhoo - I was amazed by the detail of the minis in there, and it was a blast to look around and take in all of the little scenes and views. Lovely!
Blogged, here: michelleclement.typepad.com/blog/2010/04/miniature-world-...