I used a herringbone pattern for the brick on the entryway
Monday, December 22, 2008
Rosemary's Custom Greenleaf Storybook Dollhouse
Well, I promised eye candy and here it is. This is the Thatched roof cottage I did for a customer of mine. She is doing the insides herself. The stones, bricks, plaster and even the roof is all made from creative paperclay. This was a fun project and it was wonderful to meet another miniaturist that lives close by. She said she only lives 25 minutes away from me which is Wonderful!!
I used a herringbone pattern for the brick on the entryway
I used a herringbone pattern for the brick on the entryway
Hi Tracy I found your webshots a long time ago and I luv all the beautiful houses you make
ReplyDeletethey are exceptional so i was excited to find you have a blog, I will really enjoy perusing your amazing houses
I forgot to mention I was able to attend a workshop with Rik Pierce and I made the Mill I learned so much!
ReplyDeleteI can see a few tools here that reminded me I had such fun I can see you do too with your beautiful creations, I just fell in luv with the paper clay!
Thank you Deni!! It's Great to meet you!! I always have a ball with Rik!! I too am addicted to Creative Paperclay! I'd love to see pictures of your Project with Rik. I just became a follower of your blog too!!
ReplyDeleteI would be addicted too if I could buy it here in OZ I did find some but it was $30 for the larger packet, shame it is the best medium
ReplyDeletejust so easy to use and so light I have tried with das and it is fine but so heavy in the end
Im so glad I found you here, your beautiful work really encourages me to finish that Mill, thats 3 years terrible! time is moving too fast for me!
I am up to puting some greenery on and making the furniture now, I have made the plans but not able to get to the shed to do it right now! real life gets in the way sometimes lol