Tiny Knitted Dolls

Tiny knitted dolls by Anja.

Reminder

I'd like to remind you of a few things!
1. Anyone is welcome to submit photos to me- You don't have to have a website.
2. If you pass the link on, even to non miniaturists, it really helps out. This includes using stumbleupon and digg.
3. The miniature pen friend site exists! Check it out, it's linked on the side. It has a forum as well.
4. Comments are greatly appreciated- the people who submitted the photos love them!

The Bar Part 2

Close up. I bought a few bottles, but made most out of fimo. The glasses were made from tubing and tiny baby bottles found at hobby lobby that i sawed of the nipple part. Hated my stools. I need to learn to weld or something!

I liked how the skull came out. This project was my first attempt w/ fimo and some is really bad. The pool cues are skewers.


The miniature bar in comparison with a human hand.
The real bar.



By Annie. "This was made for a friend that owns a neighborhood bar that I frequent occasionally."

Make sure to look at The Bar Part 1

The Bar Part 1

Printed out the chip bags and the matches.

It was fun to put in some personal touches. On this tv i glued a shot of a Kansas State football game. On the other tv I glued in a shot of the show "Don't Forget the Lyrics" as we watched that show every Thurs. when I went after our late night at the shop.

Main cooler. Used the plastic needlepoint canvas for shelves. Should have more bottles, but I got tired of making them!

By Annie. "This was made for a friend that owns a neighborhood bar that I frequent occasionally."

Fruit Tarts

Some delicious fruit tarts on a platter from PetitPlat

Scratching Post

This lovely cat scratching post is from CWPoppets.

A Cute Link

As this is the entire website I can't ask to use the photo for this blog, but have a look at this cute scene! A bird cooking pasta.

Christmas Wreath

In our club we've got this tradition going where we put a miniature scene inside a full sized Christmas Wreath.

Drive In Theatre

I took this photo. It's a drive in theatre, and was displayed at a miniatures fair I went to. I thought it was absolutely fantastic. The screen is actually playing- it's a tiny tv showing a black and white movie.

Dolls by Sherri Colvin

These were by Sherri Colvin.
of Colvin Dolls. Every polymer clay figure is realistically sculpted by the atist with great attention to detail. The features are delicately painted and cured for durability and the period dress is generally handsewn in natural silk or fine cotton. Sherri is an academically trained sculptor and all of her dolls are one of a kind works of art.