School has started, now I can get back to mini work! I recently have had the desire to work on kits. My favorite are the House of Miniature kits. They are easy to work with, good quality and easy to "edit".
I have accumulated so many kits (
it's something about ebay bidding), so I thought, "I better start putting these things together".
I'm starting with the Chippendale Wing Chair, it's such a great kit. So far I have put together 10 chairs in different fabrics including suede, chambray, linen and cotton. I usually edit the kits by adding more pipping and extra padding. I also cover them slightly different than the given instructions.
I'm calling this group of work, "
The House of Miniature Project". My plan is to work on chairs, then sofas and the settees. Once I have completed the "soft" furniture, I will began to work on the wood items. I'm super excited to get to the wood work. I'm hoping to do a lot of editing with aging, rusting, and painting with Annie Sloan Chalk paints. I also want to try adding transfers and mosaics. Finger's X'd!
Here's a peek at a few of the chairs, still have to go back and finish out the details and wood base, but wanted to share. Hoping to have lots of items ready for Christmas.
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Miniature Dollhouse Wing Chair by Anita Smiley Natural Linen "The House of Miniature Project" |
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Miniature Dollhouse Wing Chair by Anita Smiley Beautiful Pink Stripe "The House of Miniature Project" |
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Miniature Dollhouse Wing Chair by Anita Smiley Vintage Red and Ecru Stripe "The House of Miniature Project" |
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Miniature Dollhouse Wing Chair by Anita Smiley Chambry Fabric "The House of Miniature Project" |
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Miniature Dollhouse Wing Chair by Anita Smiley Pink and Ecru Flowers "The House of Miniature Project" |