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This little pop was actually part of the London themed order - the client was taking her friend to afternoon tea at the Ritz and wanted to surprise her. I used candy clay for the handles and saucer, I find it to be a lot stronger than fondant, which it needs to be as I post all my pops!
I use edible dusts mixed with leaf glaze (which is 50/50 confectioners lacquer or varnish mixed with food-grade IsoPropylAlcohol) to paint on my pops.
Today, September 7, 2008 is the "last day" for Astroland Park in Coney Island. Astroland Owner Carol Hill Albert sold the property to Thor Equities in 2006 for $30 million. The park will be redeveloped as condos and a "Las Vegas" style amusement park. Last year was supposed to be the last year and at the last minute negotiation took place and Astroland was open for one more season. The rides will be up for sale and Carol Albert says that she needs to be out of there by January, 2009. If there's another extension we can all go back next year and document the last day again.
Borrowed from my Mom's ever growing teacup collection - I love these itty-bitty cups!
Taken for the group Macro Mondays, this weeks theme - growth.
I haven't been uploading because I for the longest time I didn't have a computer. But I'm back now! And ready to play.
The focus challenge came just at the right time....I am currently obsessed with the "out of focused".
good sketching images for later when I have time. Bear with me. ;))
Another one of the teacup/saucer sets my dad brought me over the years. My mom made the tablecloth, and it makes me think of her..
these lanterns were cute (teacup ride at disneyland) :) i desperately want to go to the Taiwan sky lantern festival one day. maybe in like 2 years?
it's every year, on the 15th day of the first month in the lunar calender. it's literally the prettiest thing i have ever seen :)
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Whether a mug, cup, or kettle
They plant blooms wherever they settle.
It could be a jar, a box or a shoe.
All we discard, they magically renew.
They use roses and daisies and violets too,
To make fairie treasures for me and for you.
The top and the skirt were knitted with Knitty's 'Blythe Gear' pattern.
The blank face gives her more plasticity.
Those lanterns above the teacups flashed and changed colours. Couple that with spinning the tea-cup as fast as you can makes it quite a sureal experience. One of the few rides worth going on at Disneyland certainly :)
The famous spinning teacups at Disney World's Magic Kingdom
More photos here: Les Taylor Photography
This is probably one of the most creative household decors I have ever seen. The chandelier holds up old teacups for each light. It's very unique and creative.