Yes, Dad created another miniature. Complete with a pool and kiddo’s play area.
And lots of love ❤️
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Wow Lisa, what a gift your dad has, such intricate detail 🙂
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I agree, it’s quite amazing! The pieces are so tiny!
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Your father’s miniatures never cease to amaze me! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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You are very welcome! It’s a fun way to document them as I’m sure eventually he will give them away.
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So nice of him! 🙂
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Oh my gosh! I genuinely can’t even imagine the detail required for even painting the details on the flower vases! My mouth literally dropped open when I saw this. I’d be interested to know more about the process. Is the furniture crafted from wood or some other kind of material?
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Well, I will tell you they actually come in a kit. There are like hundreds of pieces, with instructions! And every little piece has to assembled and glued together, then placed into the miniature after the walls are constructed. The paint on the vases would be already there, but I think they may be out of thick paper and he has to construct the vase. It’s like a crazy puzzle he has to put together and I would never have the patience! At almost 84 he still has the dexterity and the eyesight to do this! I’m thinking the furniture is pressed wood of some sort and cardboard. If I get a chance, I need to include a photo of the disassembled pieces in my next one.
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Wow, 84! I have no clue how he has the patience and dexterity for this! That’s really impressive. I also love the idea of kits for people to make miniatures like this. Some people are so creative 😊
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Wonderful as always! I love the inviting rocking chair and the slices of cake set out in the kitchen!
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Thank you, Sarah! They are quite fascinating to look at. Not sure why it’s so cool to look at the tiny things!
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Your dad’s work is amazing!!
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Thank you, Nora!
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Precious collection! Thank you so much for sharing your Dad’s beautiful detailed miniatures.
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Awww, thank you! …and you’re welcome! 😊
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Very sweet. I’d love a visit and a nose-around at all the details if I could shrink myself down to the size to slide into those slippers…. 💜
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Now wouldn’t that be fun!?! We can still do it in our imagination! 😊
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