I have been retired for 18mths now and moved to a different part of the country. Like a lot of miniaturists I had my hobby to fall back on during Covid-19 lockdown earlier this year and achieved quite a bit. I decided to do another remodel of my Georgian by adding a basement level to the bottom which will house a kitchen and a scullery/laundry. Due to the move the house had to be emptied and is waiting to be furnished. I will do this as soon as I finish the basement.
I have completed the interior of PP 1/4 scale Rose Cottage and have 2 more of these kits to do.
I need another lockdown I think!
Sunday, July 19, 2020
Monday, September 4, 2017
Hello again!
It's been quite a few years since I updated my blog. Sorry, life got in the way! I didn't stop making and being passionate about miniatures so I have achieved a considerable amount. I'll try and publish them gradually in case anyone is interested lol. Most recently I have redecorated the entire exterior of my Georgian house and I must say I love it now! After years of not really liking it I bit the bullet and started repainting it. 4 weeks later and after 6 coats of paint on each of the horrible dark green windows and a new exterior colour this is the result.
Friday, January 11, 2013
Welcome to 2013
Last year I purchased my first quarter scale kit, a cottage from Petite Properties, called Rosebud Cottage. After much hesitation I had my first go at Paperclay and didn't find it too hard at all. It sat, undecorated, for months until a recent spell of very hot weather kept me indoors for several days, so I tackled the distressing and finishing of the exterior of the cottage. Distressing is also something that didnt come very easy to me, a person who loves neat, pristine lol. The instructions, diagrams and photos for the kit were great and I am very happy with this cute little cottage. Now to make the furniture for the inside, also from a book by Bea.
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Frontage of the Umbrella Shop. Totally made from scratch - could not source ready made windows or doors as I wanted them accurate replicas. Have to make full-length glass fronted display cabinets for all 3 internal walls next. The fun part will be to make all the different umbrellas, parasols and walking sticks for the cabinets.
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