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This tiny well built something could be my dream home! Tiny Home BIG PROPERTY! I haven't been around the back but those might be solar panels. it might just be a cool place to park a tractor!
My eldest granddaughter was awe struck at seeing the tiny toes of her new little cousin. She had to take her socks off and examine her toes ....
I think she was secretly looking to see she had nailpolish on them :-)
Processed in Lightroom 3, used MCP Black and White fusion actions to convert it to Black and White in Photoshop CS4 and then added Kim Klassen's grunge layer over top.
I really wish I knew what I was doing in photoshop :-) That will be my next course at the college I think.
Welcome! In Part 6 or our tutorial, we apply more clay and fix some cracks... Full tutorial on my blog at www.torisaur.com. Thx for looking! Tori
"Uncle! I want to be carried!"
My Bamm Bamm is so tame and gentle i don't really have to worry much about the kids. XD
*Sigh* I will always remember my lovely son.
lots of tiny twinkly lights inside the party tent at Pier 23, and a whole bunch of mardi gras beads hanging from the center to make the place more festive (for a hurricane relief fundraiser)
I just love twinkly lights...
tiny bag for another niece - need to add a button in the middle of the blue bow and perhap some stars or flowers in the background. I especially like their trout pouts *giggle*
sublime stitching pattern
Perruque et tenue faite main pour Elfdoll Tiny Bong.
Perruque en mohair, collée sur coque de tissu ajustée.
Ensemble composé d'un caleçon en jersey parme, d'une petite robe sans manche en coton, d'un gilet et d'un bonnet en merinos. Le tout est entièrement fait main (tricot et couture).
Les bottes sont de Carla Benham.
Le fauteuil est un kit Dollhouse of Miniature customisé, au 1/12èm.
I know they say that guys that drive these big trucks are usually overcompensating for having certain, ummm... physical inadequacies, but I don't think I would advertise it by getting this vanity plate.
Vintage embroidery transfer, source unknown. This little guy was found loose in the bottom of a box of yard sale sewing notions. Printed in red transfer ink on yellowed paper like an old Workbasket transfer. Can anyone identify this?
The last few years I've had lots of these tiny bees in my garden. I don't know what they are but I'm happy to have them - they seem to be great pollinators. They are really small - the blossom in this photo is not even an inch from point to point. does anyone know what kind of bee they are?
knit for my friend jodie for her birthday. I put a length of toothpick a little bit shorter than the bow inside it to make it rigid.