The Westville kit comes with shingles in sheets. An advantage is adding the shingles in strips instead of individually. The disadvantage is punching out the strips. Challenging! While the shingles …
A Watercolor Card with paint brush included! Hello Crafty Friends! Today I am sharing a fun watercolor card using Spellbinders Butterfly Burst Etched Die over at the Spellbinders Shop. It is part o…
Water Wheel, Cordoba, Spain • Chateau Jbb, France • Rustic • Abandoned Church • Frozen in Time • More ...
Discover the 8 Oldest Castles in the World here. Prepare to be transported into a rich & fascinating history on the oldest castles that exist.
A high-quality collection of mini, wooden transport resources.
THE WHEEL OF TIME map from Robert Jordan's epic fantasy series. DESCRIPTION: Add a touch of epic fantasy to your space with this exquisitely detailed map of the Wheel of Time universe, inspired by Robert Jordan's masterpiece. The map is designed following the original maps from the books, with vibrant colors and intricate details that showcase all major cities, smaller towns, forests, mountain ranges, and other landmarks that make this world come to life. Ideal for fans of the series, this map makes the perfect wall decoration or reference guide while reading the books. It's a must-have for anyone who loves high fantasy and is especially relevant now that Amazon is working on a TV series based on this classic. DETAILS: Printed on high-quality, thick 190gsm paper with a soft matte finish, this map is available in two standard sizes for easy framing: - A0: 84.1 x 118.9cms (33 x 47") - A1: 59.4 x 84.1cms (3 3 x 23'5") If you need a slightly different size, just send us a message, and we'll be happy to accommodate your request. PRINTING & SHIPPING: We use high-quality inks and print locally to ensure fast delivery and reliable service. Our shipping options come with local tracking numbers, so you can track your package every step of the way. Order now to add this stunningly detailed "Wheel of Time" map to your collection, and let the adventure begin!
Architecture graduate and Artist, Minty Sainsbury is now a Freelance Artist and Illustrator. Today we are going to see 3 of the techniques she adopts, when drawing architectural subjects. The first is outlining the buildings in the foreground and only detailing the building of interest, in the background. The second consists of normal detailed Elevations and the third deals with Street View Elevations. Enjoy the travels through beautiful European Architecture... St. Paul's Cathedral - London. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Street view - Florence. Press the Image to Enlarge it. View of the San Salute - Venice. Press the Image to Enlarge it. View of the San Salute - Venice (detail). Press the Image to Enlarge it. Church in the Marias - Paris. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Middle Temple Lane - London. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Exams Hall - Oxford. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Il Duomo Cathedral - Milan. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Il Duomo Cathedral - Milan (detail). Press the Image to Enlarge it. Botanical Gardens - Oxford. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Emmanuel College - Cambridge. Press the Image to Enlarge it. San Simeone Piccolo - Venice. Press the Image to Enlarge it. San Gallo - Venice. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Clovelly Church in Winter. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Steeple Aston Church. Press the Image to Enlarge it. San Vio - Venice. Press the Image to Enlarge it. The Sun Hotel - Canterbury. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Building in Vicenza. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Grerman House. Press the Image to Enlarge it. London Houses. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Street Elevation. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Street Elevation. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Street Elevation - Canterbury. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Street Elevation - Oxford Street. Press the Image to Enlarge it.
Parts Needed: Card Stock Paper Punch Beads Wood (Square or Circular Dowl, Stair Rail, or Coffee Stirrer) 1/4" square Wood Dowl (for bed frame) Wood Glue White Glue Step One: Use paper punch to punch (6) shapes in cardstock. Step Two: As you cut your punch out of the cardstock, include sufficient plain cardstock for the headboard, footboard, and bedposts. (This will be a twin size bed so I have added 1 inch to the bottom of my headboard and 1/4 inch to the bottom of my footboard. To add additional width, I added 1/4 inch to the sides of each piece.) Make two stacks (3) shapes on each stack. Use wood glue on each layer of the stacks. Allow time to dry thoroughly. Step Three: Glue one dowl/stair rail to each side. (To increase the width of this bed I added small beads between the punch stack and stair rail. This is optional. Additional width can also be achieved, as mentioned above, by cutting a wider piece of perimeter cardstock.) Step Four: Cut the 1/4" dowl so that you have (2) long side pieces and (4) inner pieces. Arrange into a rectangular shape and glue together. (For my twin bed, my side pieces are 6 inches and my inner pieces are 2.5 inches.) Step Five: Glue footboard to bed frame. Allow time to dry. Glue headboard to bedframe. (I used two pieces of foam core under the bed frame to keep both the footboard and headboard level .) Last Step: Give bed a fine sanding , a final coat of paint, and if desired a matt varnish. In a later post, I'll share the steps for making a mini mattress and a pic of the dressed bed. Happy mini-ing.
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I am an artist from the UK working recently on themes from fantasy and myth. I work from initial pencil sketches and build layered watercolour and ink paintings. Below are some of my pieces, from sketches to finished works. I hope you enjoy looking at my recent portfolio as much as I enjoyed creating it.
Fairytale castles, romantic chateaux, picturesque locations, hills covered in vineyards, perfectly still water ponds, elegant gardens...How does that sound? Fairytale enough? Have a look
Rosie and Jewel loved the build a snowman toy I made for them over the Winter.
Whether you decide to take a cruise or hit the Hudson in a kayak, seeing NYC from the water offers a new vantage point on a classic tourist destinations.
