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From the album: Spring Fling 2013 - Grandpa's Cabin in the Woods
Startled, he jumped back, almost falling off the balcony. Was that his great-grandmother? It certainly looked like her, but that was impossible! This is my pièce de résistance. I've been trying for almost a year to figure a way to make a ghost appear and disappear. Finally figured out how to do it! But don't be scared - she's just great-grandma's spirit watching over the cabin. That is actually a photo of my great-grandmother, with some photo manipulation, of course.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Spring Fling 2013 - Grandpa's Cabin in the Woods
His great-grandparents built it when they were young, and it was the Family Cabin for holidays and summers. It rang with love and laughter.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Spring Fling 2013 - Grandpa's Cabin in the Woods
It was so peaceful out here. It felt good to be away from the city.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Spring Fling 2013 - Grandpa's Cabin in the Woods
Nature began to reclaim its own, and the basement door was almost hidden by bushes. Martin noticed the old wagon wheel, and remembered the family legend about his grandfather and uncle being stranded.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Spring Fling 2013 - Grandpa's Cabin in the Woods
Then the Great Depression hit (Grandpa lost all his money), followed by WWII, and the cabin was used less and less. The kids grew up and started their own families. Finances were tight but Grandpa always kept the taxes paid.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Spring Fling 2013 - Grandpa's Cabin in the Woods
This build is set in a cupboard, so the back and right sides are not visible. I added a back wall to the house, and the roof is removable for access and better visibility.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Spring Fling 2013 - Grandpa's Cabin in the Woods
That was Grandma's old rocker. And an old newspaper on the seat!© CheckMouse
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From the album: Spring Fling 2013 - Grandpa's Cabin in the Woods
Nostalgia swept over him as he contemplated the old stove, now stained with rust. Grandma cooking, Mother cooking, children running in for a quick snack …© CheckMouse
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From the album: Spring Fling 2013 - Grandpa's Cabin in the Woods
He looked in again. His imagination must be running away with him! All seemed to be in order.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Spring Fling 2013 - Grandpa's Cabin in the Woods
He finally peeked in the windows to see how things were inside.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Spring Fling 2013 - Grandpa's Cabin in the Woods
Martin called his sister to let her know he had arrived okay.© CheckMouse
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Gonzo and MiniModPod will be attending and selling all kinds of miniature goodies!! This is a fundraiser for the museum. The copy below is from their website. There is also a list of all 27 vendors. http://www.museumofminiatures.org/events.html Mark your calendars for the 2013 Museum Annual Show Friday September 20, 2013 from 5 pm to 8 pm & Saturday September 21, 2013 from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm Where: St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, 100 W. 86th St., Indianapolis IN Admission: Adults $7 ($6 for museum members), Children ages 6 to 12 $4 Dealers! Exhibits! Make It – Take It projects! Fundraiser Auction! Enter in our exhibit competition and become eligible to win a ribbon or trophy.
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From the album: Scenes & Other Minis
Two photos here. I made a pair of miniature end tables, that can be placed beside eachother to make a sideboard. More info here; http://kyle-lefort.deviantart.com/art/Miniature-Stained-Glass-Side-Board-End-Tables-380980878© Kyle Lefort 2013
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From the album: Micro Georgian Townhouse
After giving the stairways a base coat of white paint, I added the red "carpet" to the top side. Also painted the railings gold.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Arsenic and Old Lace
Another passageway to nowhere in this room box.© Jo Medvenics 2013
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From the album: Room Box for My Sister
The final layer is the rest of the original picture. I have made, and painted, wood framing to glue over the printed framing when this is in the last stages.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Room Box for My Sister
Both my sister and I have red hair, and we are about 12 years apart, so I bought these dolls to put in the roombox. The younger girl came with red hair, but the older one (bought 2 of each) was a blond. So I repainted the hair.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Room Box for My Sister
I then put a piece of foam core on top of the picture, painting the inside framing a dark brown so it wouldn't show white anywhere. I have hollowed out a couple of chanels and run electric wires through the top of the foamcore, leaving 2 LED lights to shine down into the "kitchen" ...© CheckMouse
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From the album: Room Box for My Sister
This cabin came with a dividing wall, but since I was wiring it, I didn't want to use it. I added the fireplace, sink/stove cupboard, and a bed. I was aiming for a sofa but after I got it in there it looked too big - so it's a bed!© CheckMouse
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From the album: Room Box for My Sister
I cut around the second doorway, removing it from the main picture, and adhered it to the top of the cardboard, lining up with the back doorway...© CheckMouse
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From the album: More minis I've made
I've made a few chaise longues recently for my Etsy shop. This one was made from a different kit made of mahogany and I decided to cover it with leather - my poor fingers can tell you a tale. I rather like this one and am wondering if it will fit in my next project so I may keep this one for myself.- 10 comments
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From the album: The Borrowers in Washington
Just made a calendar for my Borrowers Book - I took a screenshot of my Outlook Calendar (the little one on the side panel), took that intoa new label file in Print Shop, selected a picture from my files (this is one I took near our house last winter), made the top picture the same size as the bottom calendar - grouped them all together and exported the .jpg - and voilà, a current calendar for my mini! This is for a large wall-calendar, so it's 7/8"w X 1 5/8"h. By printing it on an address label it's pre-glued for easy sticking - and address-label paper is heavier and nicer than regular paper.© CheckMouse
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From the album: The Borrowers in Washington
I removed one of the cupboard doors so the shelves would be visible. The Borrowers have pilfered quite a few things for their living quarters.© CheckMouse
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From the album: The Borrowers in Washington
I printed the gilt-edging onto glossy photo paper to cover the 3 sides of the box.© CheckMouse
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