Miniature watering can

Ten years ago I run this workshop at Tom Bishop’s Chicago International together with Silvia Cucchi. I wish to celebrate this anniversary publishing the watering can tutorial after the basket one, hope you enjoy it!P.S. sorry for the low pics’ quality , they have 10 years as well. Once you have learned the process you […]

Hannah Lemon on Instagram: "Let’s make some miniature watering cans with @excelblades !! All you need is paper, wooden skewers, tooth pick, and some glue. I painted these with acrylic paint and added some rustic effect at the end. Happy crafting✨ #ad #miniatures #minicommunity #excelblades #blades #miniaturemaking #miniatures #smallthings #dollhousefurniture #miniaturemodel #dollshouseminiature #dollhousesofinstagram #dollhouse #diyprojects #diydollshouse #clayart #claycreations…

Hello Folks! I have to admit... these tiny watering cans make me drool! Black Cardstock has been my go-to and mini-making craft supply o...

Click the image to watch the tutorial in YouTube. #miniature #dollhouse #miniatures #wateringcan #garding #miniaturetools

Cecilia (@coffee.seed.miniatures) • Instagram photos and videos

Learn how to make a miniature watering can with this How To tutorial provided by The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures.

𝗠𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗳𝗹𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗺𝗮𝗱𝗲 on Instagram: "Hello, everyone. Today I felt like putting something new together. It is a wooden tub with an artificial body of water. Do you like this kind of work? You can buy it at the link in the profile. #dolldecor #dollhouse #oneinchscale #miniatureflowers ##miniatureflowersart"

Part 3 Punch a 1/4" hole into the corner of your card stock. Use a circle template to draw a 7/16" circle around the hole you just punched. Offset the circle so that the hole is not in the center. Now draw a 11/16" circle. Or you can use the patterns on the diagram in the first part of the tutorial. Cut the large circle out. If the watering can body is dry remove the clips. Apply Elmer's to the bottom of the body and set it onto the circle. Let this dry. You may have to trim, but don't do…

Complete your miniature gardens with little details by adding this Make Market Watering Can. You can pair this cute watering can with miniature garden tools, tiny plants and other miniatures to decorate your fairy gardens, terrariums and diorama scenes. Details:1.125" x 1.625" x .625"Metal

As I said in the previous post I would be painting my watering cans and show you the results. I like to use a thick paint on the paper pr...