Hello dear readers,
Family circumstances kept me away from working on miniatures. I tried, however, not to miss visiting your blogs to see what wonderful new things you are creating.
I am now busy being a "Full-time mini carpenter". My right-arm muscles hurt a little after spending a while with the saw but I'm satisfied with the results, especially as every little piece is made from scratch and there was no need to search for materials.
After receiving great advice from many of you, I decided to give up my favorite blue color. I have not yet decided if it would be plain white or shabby white. But here, just for demonstrations, are pieces of furniture before painting.
Shelves unit. I used tongue depressors for the shelves, a child's room wooden plate for the back, and four large craft sticks for the sides, top and bottom.
From 1/4" wood dowels, I made legs and skirting for the table. I still have to make the Fawcett unit.
It was necessary to make a new chair because it is impossible to paint over the blue chair. This has to be done before starting weaving the seat.
Made a few more crates. The crates indoor will be white. The crates outdoor will be weathered wood color, just as Betsy suggested.
It feels as if there is some progress.
I wish you all The best and blessings.
Family circumstances kept me away from working on miniatures. I tried, however, not to miss visiting your blogs to see what wonderful new things you are creating.
I am now busy being a "Full-time mini carpenter". My right-arm muscles hurt a little after spending a while with the saw but I'm satisfied with the results, especially as every little piece is made from scratch and there was no need to search for materials.
After receiving great advice from many of you, I decided to give up my favorite blue color. I have not yet decided if it would be plain white or shabby white. But here, just for demonstrations, are pieces of furniture before painting.
Shelves unit. I used tongue depressors for the shelves, a child's room wooden plate for the back, and four large craft sticks for the sides, top and bottom.
From 1/4" wood dowels, I made legs and skirting for the table. I still have to make the Fawcett unit.
It was necessary to make a new chair because it is impossible to paint over the blue chair. This has to be done before starting weaving the seat.
Made a few more crates. The crates indoor will be white. The crates outdoor will be weathered wood color, just as Betsy suggested.
It feels as if there is some progress.
I wish you all The best and blessings.
Unos muebles geniales y las plantas lucen preciosas en la estantería.
ReplyDeleteI really like your bookshelf! I'd never guess at the materials from looking. And your table is lovely. White crates with weathered wood. Sounds fresh and pretty.
ReplyDeletegood work.I like furniture and crates handy
ReplyDeleteHa shechos unos muebles geniales, tus plantas se ven fantásticas.Besos:-)
ReplyDeleteLa estantería ha quedado muy bien. El color favorece el contraste con las macetas. Muy bonitos el resto de accesorios
ReplyDeleteWow, Drora, you've done a lot of work, the bookshelf and the rest of your mini furniture is wonderful work! Weathered crates for the outside sounds wonderful, so I think Betsy is right.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Ilona
Great furniture! You've been busy.
ReplyDeleteGeneviève
buen trabajo Drora
ReplyDeleteThe little carpenter in you does wonderful work and deserves a raise! I love all of the pieces together, and though I loved the blue style, am looking forward to seeing the color and finish scheme you decide on. Hope the family issues have settled down and that you are able to relax and enjoy your creative process!
ReplyDeleteBuen trabajo, estoy deseando ver el resultado finalya pintaditos.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo
I love your crates. They are so adorable. The shelves look great and the sink looks like it's coming along too. :)
ReplyDeletewow great work dear i love table & chair,keep posting..
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Estupendos muebles en los que lucirán muy bien tus preciosas plantas!!
ReplyDeleteBesos.
Beautiful work Drora, I hope your family matters will be ok! A big hug
ReplyDeleteEverything looks great Drora, you are doing an awesome job. I think your flower shop is going to be fantastic with all the wonderful things you are making
ReplyDeleteEverything is perfect for the florist shop. I'm curious to see the shop finished.
ReplyDeleteHello Drora,
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of progress. everything you have made looks lovely and well built...you should have been a real life carpenter.
Big hug
Giac
I really hope your family circumstances are solved and fine in the meantime and that your arms recovered from mini-carpeting. But the results are stunning and I can only say you've made in fact a lot of progress. It's so fascinating to see how you're building these fantastic pieces of furniture from scratch - and it's fun to see them with your fabulous miniatures in them. They're building the perfect frame for your beautiful flowers and vases allowing them to shine.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Birgit
!WOW this look great Drora, amazing good work, I love it
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