First place (again ;-) )
I am ecstatic! I loved the project and spent hours on research and love my finished project. I hope you enjoy this post. Take the .pdf link for more photos. Click here to open a PDF showing more detail
Category: Miniatures
My fortunate family
My fortunate family each got a personalised 1/12 roombox for Christmas. I make all my Christmas gifts are hand made by me with assistance from my husband. For 2011 he took charge of the frames, the back boxes, their painting and assembly and I was responsible for the interiors. Each…
Gypsy Vardo
This is the miniature project that I have always wanted to build and now it is a reality. The Miniaturia Guild of Cape Town holds their Annual Fair in September each year and the members all participate in a group display. In 2011 we all built Quadboxes and I am…
Voted best on show 2011
The Miniaturia Guild of Cape Town holds an annual Fair and display all the member’s group projects. For the 2011 Fair, we all created Quadboxes. Basically, it is a cube of 16″ x 16″ x 9″ with glass sides and diagonal dividers. The idea is that you have the corners…
Ornamental birdhouses
Something sweet, ornamental birdhouses made in a workshop at the Miniaturia Guild of Cape Town
“Louis Vuitton” travel trunk
I love the mystery of the steamship age when you packed a trunk with all your belongings and treasures, strapped it closed and had some burly men carry it onto the ship to embark on a voyage to new discoveries. My favourite trunk the style made famous by Louis Vuitton….
Corner fireplace
Here is another of my fireplaces… The hearth is made from egg carton which cuts and moulds really easily then painted. The metal insert is pewter with a moulded design and wooden mantle. On this project it is the fire that is so clever because it is made from household…
Butter churn
Some more pics of my working butter churn…
Wingback
A pair of wingbacks made on a sculpted balsa wood form made in a workshop at the Miniaturia Guild of Cape Town, then upholstered in a later class.
Egyptian Archeologist’s library
This miniature project is pretty much finished now barring a cat for the chair and the Franklin chair needing a coat of varnish. Of course I had to have a glowing fire!