


Tanya from Atlanta likes to make miniatures from bits and pieces. In fact, many miniaturists do! Good looking miniatures do not have to be expensive, and I think the above photos demonstrate this well.
These salon chairs were made from erasers, wire, and jenga pieces! The sink was made with the help of a ladybug shell from a cheap shop! But isn't the result spectacular? Do you make anything like this? I hope to share more from Tanya soon.
3 comments:
very nice :) i have enough trouble making scrambled eggs :D
Very interesting miniatures, not just this posting but all of them.
Those are FUN! I'm not good at making miniature anything... I think she's talented :)
Thanks for sharing!
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