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The Living Water Wayside Chapel is allegedly the smallest church in the world. So far as I know there are no regular services held there, but apparently you can book it for your very small wedding.
Tiny monotypes made with acrylic paint on watercolour paper. The originals are only about 30-50mm on a side, so these scans are probably bigger than the original
This was in my neighbors garden, I thought it would photograph nicely with my macro lens..... Hope you all enjoy.!!!!
I'd like to introduce you to my new favorite bag, and newly released pdf sewing pattern, the Tiny Box Zippy.
I have been carrying my hexies with me all over town the last couple weeks in this little pouch and I love it!
Head over to the blog to learn more, download the pattern and make your own! www.MichaelAnnMade.com
This handful of tiny shells came out of a pocket in a rarely used suitcase. I don't remember when/where they came from; possibly the west coast of Florida - where I haven't been for at least 15 years.
13. Shells in 116 pictures in 2016
These tiny blue flowers are growing in my garden. I'll be leaving today and will be gone the entire weekend. Hope you all have a wonderful weekend!
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Crocheted from a human sized pattern, I used sewing thread and a size 14 (0.5mm) crochet hook. I find using this method sizes human scale to doll (Blythe) scale nicely.
This was made for my friend Lisa as a Secret Santa gift ^_^ I usually only make these scarves when I have a long flight. It's hard to find time to do this otherwise :P
Here's a better scale pic via Sharon's stream: www.flickr.com/photos/sassybead/8279727783/
"Tiny Daryl Dixon" started as a project to keep myself busy during the day before I started my Chemo, now he's going to come with me to shoot tiny arrows at anyone who pisses me off. (he has tiny squirrels on his belt but you cant see them in this shot)
I've been working on this on and off for MONTHS! My partner, Butterfly House, helped me with the initial sketch. Refining it in Photoshop took me a lot longer than I expected. I still have many skills to build.
What do you think? Is it a good logo image for my brand?
Next step: make the necklace in the picture! :)
Forest wildflowers may not be as flashy as subalpine counterparts, but they have just as much variety. One tiny flower, with petals just 1/3 in (8 mm) long, goes by the delightful name of "Tiny Trumpet" (Collomia linearis). Photo taken June 16, 2016, along the Trail of the Shadows. NPS Photo
I saw this tiny little flower and couldn't resist.It's so small, the background is my fingers.This is my first attempt at macro or at shooting a flower.
A tiny pipefish, very well camouflaged. Dauin, Philippines.
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I made a mini #minifolk! Tiny piece of a larger project that I hope to have completed today. (For scale...it's on my pinkie finger.) I love him! He's been given away now but I want to make a similar one for myself.
Tiny accordion book (2 inches square) made using an old spoilt hard back book.
I used the reverse side of the contents page for plain paper inside this book to make a miniature notebook.
This is it with scrap paper sticking out of it to absorb the moisture from the glue while it is in the press - I don't have a proper book press so I have put it in an old flower press which will be good enough for something this size.
I didnt have an oven for ages now, but I bought a mini oven this weekend and now I can finaly bake polymerclay again ^^
I've been wanting to do a tiny fairy imp in agesssssss, so here she is finaly.
Still unfinished ^^
ps. thats bob ross in the background lol
Two weeks ago (Feb. 1, 2026), I discovered a very interesting icicle hanging from a branch of my little tree &, evidently, the child of an icicle from the 3rd floor roof. I've checked on it each day. Today, when I got up (February 16th), this is what I saw. This icicle is tiny! It compares in size to one of the twigs near the end of the branch! Is this the melted remainder of the icicle from 2 weeks ago or did it fall & this is a new one?