Showing posts with label Miniature holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miniature holiday. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Turkey

Turkey time:) I love making turkey and we usually have turkey at new years eve. So looking forward to it. In meantime I made this 1/12 scale turkey with stuffing, red grapes, kale, parsley and lemon. A fun change to all the sweets I have been making lately. Don't you want to just rip off a leg;)

It is adoptable, so check it out in my estyEtsy store and it can be on your table soon.

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Friday, March 26, 2010

Mini Easter

Easter has now finally arrived and since this is a miniature blog I just had to show some mini Easter things too. Or at least what I love about Easter in mini. Chocolate and flowers! Just as every other holiday it arrives so quickly and I never seem to get anything up in my Etsy store before the holiday and now it is too late. Maybe next Easter..Lol:)

I am planning on doing some miniatures, be with my family and also work on my house. What are you up to this Easter?

I am nearly at 400 followers..Wow can you believe it! As soon as I hit the mark I will have a giveaway and I am looking so much forward to it. I have also been working on a little tutorial that I will eventually put on my blog so stay tuned:) Hope you all will have a happy and safe Easter.

                                                              A little Easter display

  e3r 

I love tulips and at springtime they are just at their best. These I made many years ago with polymer clay. Still fresh;)

                   e2r

 

Crocus are also a favorite spring flover of mine. I am looking forward to see them in my garden, until then I am enjoying it in miniature.

                     e4r

Chocolate hares in several sizes. Mmm wonder if I will get that in my Easter egg this year.

         e1r

Sunday, December 21, 2008

It's Christmas time and I wanted to show you some Norwegian Christmas room boxes I made some years ago. The furniture's were handmade by a talented man in England. He used my drawings that was inspired from old Norwegian furniture's. All the painting in "rosemaling" style I did and I also made all the foods, flowers and some boxes. I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas. Thanks for support and nice comments on my blog:) Hugs Christel












Thursday, November 27, 2008

I am in a early Christmas mood. These wreaths are made of wire and small buttons. I love vintage style decorations.