Good places to find links to miniature sites include: Miniature Net http://www.miniature.net Miniature Net Rings http://rings.miniature.net Miniature Reality http://www.miniaturereality.com Jaye's Mini Links http://www.jayesminilinks.com Imagination Mall http://www.imaginationmall.com My Miniatures http://myminiatures.com About Miniatures http://miniatures.about.com DMOZ http://dmoz.org/ Anne Gerdes |
Fake water was also a challenge for me to find. I finally found some "Acrylic Water". I got it at Walmart in the craft department where the silk and dried flowers are. I bet you can get it at craft stores, too. I also found a 2 part resin is available at Home Depot in the paint department, but I haven't tried that product. GingerHen2 |
Elves & Santas: I notice a few enquiries for elves etc. recently. Mine are porcelain and china-painted and I am happy to email photos to anyone who wishes to see them. I also have Mr. & Mrs. Santa, plus a delightful Sleeping Santa - last year I made him up relaxing in his long johns on Boxing Day, opened box of chocolates beside him and a half-empty glass mug of beer. href="http://www.daydreamswindow.co.nz">http://www.daydreamswindow.co.nzPam |
Web site address for Dollhouse Emporium: http://www.dollshouse.com/us/acatalog/index.html is their "US$" link Marilyn |
The Glass People: They do have a catalogue (costs £2); they are not on the net yet. They sell 1/24th too. In 1/12th glass they make decanters, vases, glasses, epergnes, carafes, cranberry, Art Deco ware. Their address: Helen from a cold and snowy York, England |
Wicker Carriage/pram: The carriage/pram/with a little hood you were asking about is done by Uncle Ciggie's. I have it myself and it's absolutely adorable. Linda Stokes |
Mrs. Santa's kitchen: You could use a Christmas tin (scout Goodwill stores) -- either cut/have someone help you cut a window in one side of a tall rectangular tin, or use a fruitcake-size round one like a wreath, hung with the bottom against the wall where you display it, and adding a floor about two-thirds down to hold your display. Loretta.Sniarowski |
Mrs. Santa's kitchen: You could always use a Christmas cookie tin for Mrs. Claus' kitchen. You could use the base only or you could rest the base inside the open lid, using the lid as part of the floor space. Another idea would be to make a larger scale sled to set the scene on. A very easy and inexpensive display would be a break-away box wrapped in Christmas paper with a bow on top or even a Christmas gift bag. A little gingerbread house would be cute too although considerably more work. Debby in Owensboro, KY |
Mrs. Santa's kitchen:: Perhaps Mrs. Claus could be baking inside a Santa hat on its side- You could use fabric stiffener to make it hold its form. Teresa from Canada |
Landscaping: Our preference for landscaping is Woodland Scenic products. The three colors of green, blended for the lawn looks very realistic. For trees, we have tried the vinyl tree kits, but they just don't look real. We now go out in the yard and pick the perfect branch for the tree trunk. There is no size limitation for your choices when you are choosing your tree base. Spray the branch with clear sealer and glue Woodland Scenic lichen to the branches. As thin or dense as you prefer. It also comes in three shades of green and also an autumn mix for fall trees. Very realistic looking trees. Debbie |
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