Showing posts with label winter themed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter themed. Show all posts
Saturday, 23 December 2017
Holiday wreaths for dolls
Labels:
1:6,
holidays,
miniature props,
tutorial,
winter themed
I came across a simple way of making cute 1:6th wreaths a couple of years ago, sent a few to friends, and this time I had the obsessive idea of making a bunch of them to photograph together. Do you want to see how to make them too? I don't start decorating until the 24th, so this is actually me giving you a headstart :D These take very little time, don't worry!
Saturday, 9 December 2017
Winter in a bubble, or miniature hell
Labels:
dollhouse kit,
holidays,
miniature props,
other crafts,
winter themed
You guys know I'm no stranger to extreme miniature crafts. I came across this dollhouse kit a while ago and I thought it was too cute to pass! I just assembled it recently and thought I'd share the experience. I wasn't into dollhouses... but this is no boring 1:12th scale, it's a tiny winter scene in a snow globe, with furniture and everything. How perfect is that?
Thursday, 1 December 2016
Youtube and life updates!
Hi everyone! Just dropping by to share a link to a video I made. I want to do video reviews of things I buy, most of which are craft supplies. This is the first of the series and it's super awkward, but I can tell you (because I filmed several more already) it will get better in time!
Do you think it's a good idea? What kind of supplies and items would you like to see reviewed?
Friday, 14 February 2014
Tiny beaded snowflakes
Labels:
beading,
doll jewellery,
dolls,
jewellery,
seed beads,
tutorial,
winter themed
Hi! I must be the only one not writing a Valentine post, but I don't care. The snow is melting and I want to post my doll-sized snowflakes before this winter is over. These snowflakes are very easy to bead, before you know you'll have made a lot! You can put jump rings through them and use as little charms for human jewellery, thread them to make garlands, glue on gift boxes... I invite you to take a look at the tutorial and decide what to do with all the resulting snowflakes later.
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