Look at this Little Thing!
Finished Tiny John and Sherlock today. They are going to solve mini mysteries around my flat. They also come with “Upturned Collar and Cheekbones” and “Pool Fun” accessories.Note, I did not make these! The real-life pal and former schoolmate who coerced me into watching BBC Sherlock is also someone I happen to admire greatly in the realm of crafting (amongst other things). She gave me permission to post these~ Moriarty will be coming along at some point. She’s not making more, however, just fyi.
I am pretty much screaming quietly into the abyss and I really wanted to share.
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In case you missed it yesterday, check out my new video of making a miniature copy of The Fault in Our Stars!
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About and history of Flea Circus. Wellcome Collection Miniatures Exhibition.
I believe there will be one at the exhibition.
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Twelve Volume Miniature Library produced by David Bryce & Son, Glasgow, 1900.
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Here is an awesome labour of love! Bulgarian artist Plamen Ignatov used 6 million matches and spent the past 16 years to create this impressive miniature model of the Rila Monastery. Made of wood, matches and gems, the model is now on display at the National Archaeological Museum in Sofia, Bulgaria.
The Rila Monastery is the largest and most famous Eastern Orthodox monastery in Bulgaria. It is regarded as one of Bulgaria’s most important cultural, historical, and architectural monuments and is a key tourist attraction for both Bulgaria and Southern Europe. It has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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