Miniature flower shop

I did a little flower shop for Wilma's little girl Danielle. This flower shop is 10 1/4" tall x 7 3/4" x 7 3/4". Everything inside and outside is loose. So there's maximum fun playing with all the accessories. I made the crates, table, and clay houses. The pots are filled with paper roses and Heather's from Hobby Lobby The little chandelier has a light bulb. I chose this chandelier because it looked very outdoors with a finish that feels like stone. The switch and battery are at the top of…

This shows part of the flower shop section of my miniature shop - La Vie en Rose.

Finally finished the flower shop, summer weather can be very distracting for us Oregonians.

This lovely little flower shop, believe it or not, was once unwanted birdhouse. It was a bit battered and damaged and the owner of the store where I found it , told me it had been around for ages and I could have it for 1 Euro. It needed a new roof for starters. The two entry holes for the birds became two windows and then I started to work on the rest of the place. Base got covered in egg carton tiles outside and wood inside. I had to make a new greenhouse for the old one was too small to…

bouquet, pot, vase, bucket, galvanized, zinc, uv resin, herbs,

shop, flowers, awnings, windows, vinyl, storefront, chimney pots,

Auntie Jackie's Potting Shed is almost completed. Just a little touch up here and there and it will be finished. I'm always really happy to see the vision in my head come to life, but it's a little sad, too, because I've so enjoyed actually working on the project. Sometimes I feel like the creativity is being channeled through me from some unknown source, and when the project comes to an end, I never know when that source will flow through me again. For now I'll get to enjoy looking at it…

This 1:12 scale dollhouse garden and flower shop room box was super fun to make. The flowers are made from Fimo clay and paper. A lot of the greens are real but the ferns are laser cut paper. The eucalyptus are paper circles glued on a wire. I hate gnomes but they came out really cute in miniature! I think the cart I made years ago from a pattern in a miniature magazine and bought the wheels. The clunky hutch I had was perfect; just gave it a shabby chic finish. I got lucky with the table…