Knitting needles pair for hand in miniature. Material steel. Length 12 cm. Mini Knitting Supplies, Small Knitting Needle, Thin Knitting Needle, Miniature Knitting Needle, "Great knitting needles The right strength for miniatures. The knitting needles are also stable for this strength. Exactly what I was looking for." "The knitting in miniature with these needles works very well.The stability of the needles are unique.The care instructions are practical and easy to follow.I am positively surprised and like to use these knitting needles.The length is optimal.

Des jouets anciens devenus objets de collection . Pour le plaisir des yeux, à regarder à l'abri de la pluie qui tombe . Ces photos viennent de la mine inépuisable de "Pinterest" où j'aime me rendre régulièrement . Je vous souhaite un très bon dimanche...

❤️ When I Made Them ❤️ When my child was falling asleep and I started to make these fairy body, which can speed up your project. ❤️ Why I Made Them ❤️ If you are the Felting Creator, definitely saves you lots time then you can focus on the designing & creating ! If you are the Felting Beginner, it will help to make your fantastic fairy very fast and successfully ! Do not know where is the fairy needle felting kit ? Check below : https://www.etsy.com/shop/Artec360?section_id=35366589 ❤️ About Fairy Body Size ❤️ 15cm (6inch) - Adult 10cm (4inch) - Teenager 7cm (2.8inch) - Baby Since this is a handmade toy and size may vary a bit. Highly Recommend to buy more pieces for back-up :) It will help you a lot ! Since the body is made of pipe cleaner, the limbs can be bent at will, so it can also be used as a cute ornament. ❤️ Do you want to try some fantastic fairy felting kit ? ❤️ https://www.etsy.com/shop/Artec360?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=1247545601§ion_id=35366589

Dollhouse Miniatures 1inch Scale

J'ai commencé un peu de lingerie fine... Une première chemise de nuit pour ma boutique! Je possédais un mannequin d'essayage basique, tout en angulosités, pas très beau...acheté il y a longtemps dans le commerce pour 4euros J'ai décidé de le relooker, en le décapant, puis en le ponçant à la lime ronde pour créer un creux entre les seins et arrondir la poitrine, les épaules, et la ligne de taille! Je l'ai ensuite teinté pour donner un effet satiné. Je l'ai enfin recouvert de "tissu" sur tout le buste, ce "tissu" étant en fait une feuille de non tissé employée généralement pour les fesses de bébés!!! Etirable et très solide, ce feuillet a pu être collé à la Tacki glue sur mon mannequin d'essayage sans le moindre faux pli. Voici le résultat : Tout de suite un aspect plus "vintage" et sympa... à bientôt... Je vous invite à regarder ci-contre à droite les ravissantes créations de Jackie, dans mes "pages" "créas de mes amies". ..

These great DIY cat toys range from puzzles and 'catios' to scratchers and wands. Your kitty will thank you for all of their knew cat toys.

Mouse Angel by Catherine Lane www.etsy.com/shop/MrsPlopsShoppe This isn't a step by step tutorial, it's just a few things I've learned d...

How do I give my needle felted animal cute detailed feet or tiny toes? This tutorial will hopefully inspire you with some ideas for how you might tackle felting animal feet and a step by step guide…

Autumn is my favorite time of the year because I can enjoy walking in the park and picking up fresh acorn caps with different shapes.

Oksana Kokovkina is an embroidery artist that has a special place in her heart for dogs. Her whimsical style truely translates her love for life.

Sew and create your own miniature unicorns with my printable PDF baby unicorn sewing pattern!These little ponies are so fun to make! Create your own magical herd of tiny mystical creatures - unicorns, pegasus, or alicorn!

Check out this helpful list of must-have supplies for punch needle! These are high quality, frustration-free supplies only!

Living Felt: Perfect for this week’s theme, LOVE this one! Originally posted on LIVING FELT Blog!: Erin Carlson of Pittsburgh, PA is the artist responsible for this wildly realistic needle felted

Every year, we design the zodiac animal for that year and share the free pattern with everyone. My husband, Ryan, does an initial sketch and then we bring that sketch to life with our yarn and crochet hooks.

Cross stitch tutorial for beginners In this blog you can find step by step instructions for how to cross stitch. We share our best tips for preparing your cross stitch project. And this cross stitch tutorial will explain how you can make a simple cross stitch, fractional stitches and double stitches. Each one of these stitches

This Unique wire crochet lampshade is a Home Design must! The contrast between the cold silver and feminine curves gives a tantalizing style to the lampshade. This exquisite lampshade is created, as most of my work, using a fine crochet needle and coated copper wires. The detailed patterns and bright colors create magnificent shades when lit. It is just as attractive during day time and night time. When installed next to a wall it casts fascinating shades, it can be installed in groups or as individuals. Some practicalities: Size: 4 “ (100 mm) diameter, height 4 “ (100 mm) The lampshade arrives with a brass light socket (0.6”/15mm long) for a 12V 20W Halogen lamp and a 78”(2 meter) long flexible metal wire (0.08”/2mm diameter). A standard electronic transformer is required for adjusting the voltage into 12V (both from 110V and 230V). If you have a crafty soul, check out the Lampshade DIY Kit with its supplies and tuto

Today I had fun jumping from one thing to another. This photo of the stained ceiling paper is a good example of what happens when wallpaper is applied to raw plywood. The chemicals in the wood bleed through. The white on white paper turned to brown on beige. The bathroom ceiling fared even worse. All of the ceiling paper seemed to be very well adhered, so I took a chance and put a coat of gesso over it rather than pulling it off. It appears the gamble paid off, as the ceilings are now sealed with a coat of gesso and the paper held fast. :) I'd thought to leave the paper in the bathroom as is, but when I pulled a corner out to peek, I discovered bare wood underneath. I may as well take the time to strip it and seal these walls, too. One of my orders from miniatures.com (Hobby Builders Supply) arrived today. In it were a couple of interior doors to go on the bathroom. Of course the opening is about a quarter inch too small, but it shouldn't be too difficult to enlarge them. I spent a couple of days scraping wallpaper but just couldn't get myself to begin taking the paper down in the kitchen. When I realized how well the gesso covered the ceiling paper, I decided to experiment by painting over the kitchen paper. You can see a bit of the pattern peeking out. It will get another coat of gesso and then paint. I can reach in there with a paintbrush a lot more easily than I can repaper that area. I think Dad must have papered it before he put the walls together. Part of the fun today was auditioning furniture. This is a Michael's hutch that may or may not make the cut. The goody box also brought in the sales counter. Haven't decided yet whether it will go this way or turned around. I think the shelves are supposed to go where the clerk stands, but this unit will double as a cutting table and display, so there may be yarns and other goodies on the shelves where the customers can reach them. Can you say fat quarters? The piece of linoleum is being auditioned for the ground floor. I was going to paint it a commercial battleship gray, but the base is made of two boards put together and held with corrugated staples that would show through the paint. The linoleum is left over from our real kitchen. I can cut a piece to fit the room precisely, so it would not have to be glued down and could be removed if someone wants to redo the house as a residence. I rummaged around in a box of miscellaneous furniture and found a pyramid shelf unit that could go in this awkward corner by the stairs. The jury is still out. I also found a wonderful baker's rack that would make a great display unit for yarns and threads, and more fat quarters. The goody box also brought a rug for the proprietor's studio apartment. It has a sort of quilt-like design. Notice the flooring beneath the rug. I was going to sand the upstairs floor and stain it, but on closer inspection, it has a lot of stains. Lloyd convinced me that the entire upstairs needs to have wooden flooring and baseboards added. Of course he thinks it's a good idea. He doesn't have to do it! But I have to agree with him ... it will be much nicer with plank flooring. It will be stained. Paintning on the gesso and moving furniture and building supplies was fun, but I wanted something repetitious and relatively mindless to do, so I tackled some accessory kits sent to me by a lovely lady on the Greenleaf Dollhouse Forum. Her mini group did a quilt shop a while ago and she has some great ideas. She sent materials for balls of crochet cotton, skeins of yarn, and spools of thread. She even sent some silk thread for the spools. I pulled threads from some of my fat quarters for additional colors. There are two sizes of spools on one delicate wood turning. Now that the thread is wound on, I'll cut them apart very carefully by rolling them under a supersharp X-acto knife blade. Her samples are at the top of the photo. At the bottom are various books made from printies.Here is a close-up of the items. They're going to add a lot to the shop and I'm most grateful for Barbara's generosity!

This is it! The final installment of the Suitcase Sew-along. There is one final crucial step to give life to our miniature luggage.

These quick & easy DIY map magnets are a simple and fun craft that you can personalize - a great DIY gift idea as well.

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