We are going through some hot and humid summer days, although not as bad as last year.
Metal beads, jewelry findings, tiny silver square frames (1/48" picture frames) and two perfect quarter scale sewing machines.
Later on, I'll show you to what use they served me.
I use this opportunity to welcome Emma and thank her for following my blog.
And something not mini but musical to enjoy for the weekend. The Typewriter by Leroy Anderson (1908 - 1975), American composer of short, light concert pieces. This particulr orchestration was performd in June 2011 by members of the National Orchestra and Chorus of Spain, Madrid. The "typewriter" soloist is Alfredo Anaya. Watch his expressions and actions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=G4nX0Xrn-wo&sns=em
Have a wonderful weekend.
It's much more fun to entertain the young members of our family, than to sit down making miniatures. The children go back to school at the beginning of September.
I'm only making flowers. Sometimes, when I'm not satisfied with the results, I throw away a whole
week's work.
Yesterday, in Tel-Aviv, I was lucky to find some stuff which I want to show you.
Colored thumbtacks and beads which can be made into small canisters. Two little prams, toys for the nursery or for a shop. Rings - raw material for jewelry boxes.
Colored thumbtacks and beads which can be made into small canisters. Two little prams, toys for the nursery or for a shop. Rings - raw material for jewelry boxes.
Glass seed beads packed in, yes you guessed it, square, clear plastic bubbles which can make perfect Ferrero Rocher boxes. I have a plan to use the packages for other purposes too. The beads will go
to my daughter Galia, who makes beautiful bead jewelry.
Metal beads, jewelry findings, tiny silver square frames (1/48" picture frames) and two perfect quarter scale sewing machines.
Later on, I'll show you to what use they served me.
I use this opportunity to welcome Emma and thank her for following my blog.
And something not mini but musical to enjoy for the weekend. The Typewriter by Leroy Anderson (1908 - 1975), American composer of short, light concert pieces. This particulr orchestration was performd in June 2011 by members of the National Orchestra and Chorus of Spain, Madrid. The "typewriter" soloist is Alfredo Anaya. Watch his expressions and actions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=G4nX0Xrn-wo&sns=em
Have a wonderful weekend.
Dear Drora here in Italy continues the humid heat and therefore it is always wet with sweat. Your purchases are many and all very useful to accomplish so many things.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Manu
What a great link you gave us I now have big smile on my face and I wanted to give Alfredo a standing ovation! :):)
ReplyDeleteI love your flowers, Drora, do show us more when you can :)
Your purchases are great, they are very useful for miniatures. A big hug.
ReplyDeleteunas compras fantasticas ,ya estoy deseando ver que maravillas haces con ellas
ReplyDeleteestoy de sorteo en mi blog, por si quieres pasarte
besitos
Mari
What a fantastic purchase! You have plenty of material to transform into beautiful miniatures!
ReplyDeleteGreat finds, Drora! And I would love to see more of your pretty flowers soon!:) Hugs
ReplyDeleteI envy and cry from what we do not sell these miniature things ...
ReplyDeleteDrora, I congratulate you on such wonderful shopping!
Best wishes from Russia. Elena.
I am sure that you will come up with something fantastic! You have a wonderful weekend too.
ReplyDeleteHi Drora, I envie your purchases :D Many, many lovely minatures can be created out of them. I am looking forward to see how your will use them. And please don't throw away a week's work! I am sure you are too hard on yourself. Wishing you a nice weekend and have lots of fun with the youngsters in your family. Hugs, Liduina
ReplyDeleteBuenas comprad Drora, y buena idea usar de cajas de bombones esos envases de perlitas.
ReplyDeleteBesos, Narán
What a great purchase! I can't wait to see how they'll be after your magical touch.
ReplyDeleteGood weekend to you too.
We are having 'a bit' rainy weather. I think that soon I will need a boat if the rain don't stop.
Very fine purchase! Interisting to see what you are going to do of them. Have a nice Sunday. Blessing Kati
ReplyDeleteGreat finds, I think only mini makers understand buying things for the packaging. I look forward to seeing the treasures that you create.
ReplyDeleteA Big Mini Hug
Great finds - I'm curious to see what you're doing with these new treasures. And thank you for the link, that was so much fun. I didn't know this was wiritten by Leroy Anderson - and so far I only knew this in a version with Jerry Lewis... but Anaya was fantastic. I only wonder - do your little ones still know what a typewriter is? *LOL*
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Birgit
Thank you for sharing, Great items to spark your imagination they will be turned into fantastic things ;)
ReplyDeleteMuchas compritas, estoy segura que le darás mucha utilidad.
ReplyDeleteMil besos...Julia.
Lovely purchases you have made here. Here's for many hours of pleasant work.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Wyrna
Привет!
ReplyDeleteЯ очень люблю покупать такие же прекрасные мелочи для создания миниатюр!
Очень приятно и весело потом делать миниатюры!
Хороших выходных!
Объятья
Татьяна
Hello Drora,
ReplyDeleteThose are great finds! I cannot wait to see what you will turn them into. Have fun with the little ones.
Big hug,
Giac
Unas compras estupendas, podrás hacer un montón de miniaturas. Un saludo, Eva
ReplyDeleteQue buenas compras para hacer cosas bositas.
ReplyDeleteQue compras tan chulas Drora,esperando ver lo que haces con ellas,maravillas,seguro,besitos
ReplyDeleteYou got lots of great items. I used the bead containers in my deli counter for my dollhouse deli. They do come in handy.
ReplyDeleteQue buenas compras has hecho Drora. Ahora a dejar volar la imaginación para crear miniaturas increibles con ellas.
ReplyDeleteUn beso
Unas compras estupendas. Ya tienes trabajo para una temporadita
ReplyDeleteGreat founds! I´m looking forward to see what kind of masterpieces you make about it!
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Melli
Great finds, Drora! I understand how much more fun it is to spend time with children before they go back to school. Even the weather calls for action and movement, whereas the winter months are great for quiet pursuits like reading and making miniatures. I agree with Sans: it will be fun to see your mini flowers and the other projects you make from these goodies you found. xo Jennifer
ReplyDeleteHello Drora, lucky for you that you find nice items, ooh, I love your wonderful flouwers and you get a very nice giveaway, looks all great to me, greetings
ReplyDeleteI bet you are way too hard on yourself and throw away perfectly beautiful flowers. I love your little treasures. They are so great for mini projects. Have fun with the minis and the kids!
ReplyDeletehugs♥,
Caroline
Wonderful items I am looking forward to seeing what magic you work on them :)
ReplyDeleteHugs Maria
Quanti acuisti! Ho appena visto come hai già trasformato alcuni di essi, le scatole sono stupende!
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