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Tiny handsewn wool felt Red Fox made as my January Craft Book Challenge project. I used the Mimi the Cat pattern from Palm-Size Softies by Hitomi Takahashi, Mikiko Matsui and Akemi Tsubo. Blogged about at TinyApartmentCrafts
Tiny turtles, a display by students in Singapore and Australia at the ACM Green in conjunction with the Ghost Nets of the Ocean exhibition inside the Asian Civilisations Museum.
We went to a luau the other night and for dessert they handed out a bunch of petit fours including this tiny macadamia nut pie!! I brought it back so Sora could enjoy it ^~^
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Looks as if I took quite a few photos of daisies back in 2012! Well, they are beautiful! :-)
These two look as if they are dancing!
Super tiny painting!
10mmx7mm
Acrylic paint
It's part of a (slightly) bigger piece.
Smaller IRL than in the photo. :)
Best viewed large.
Tiny masked bee, as yet unidentified. There were dozens of these little bees visiting a ground covering, wild-growing Grevillea laurifolia. I was enraptured watching them, but they were tiny and quick and didn't stay still for long. Males were courting females and it was chaos! I only managed a few half-decent shots of these elusive and skittish little bees. My best guess is Hylaeus (Pseudhylaeus) albocuneatus but I am far from certain of that and open to any I.D. suggestions! [Gardens of Stone, Australia]
So here's the plan. Bottle of sparkling water and a torch - photograph tiny bubbles close up. I think these look quite cool.
A new initiative, run by Earthwatch with Oxford City Council and others, plants small patches of land with hundreds of trees.
(NEX-7 with LA-VE1 and V 22-80mm lens)
Tiny handsewn wool felt Red Fox made as my January Craft Book Challenge project. I used the Mimi the Cat pattern from Palm-Size Softies by Hitomi Takahashi, Mikiko Matsui and Akemi Tsubo. Blogged about at TinyApartmentCrafts