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Little Miniaute Easter basket 🐰🎀🧺
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Bought a tiny door magnet at a market!
Unknown Artist, 'Portrait Miniature of a Mughal Princess, possibly Nur Jahan (1577-1645) or Jodha Bai (1542-1623)', polychrome? on ivory, no date (1800s), Northern Indian (Delhi), for sale est. 400 - 600 EUR in L'Hotel des Ventes de Monte-Carlo's sale, September 2020; Monaco.
Bye summer bliss!
An early summer project. A tree house dedicated to my Kotobukiya Hetalia figures.
The weather is really nice today so Braulio and I went to the beach and found some fabric scraps to make textile collages. We also saw a lot of sea cucumbers! The world is a crazy place these holidays but it doesn't seem so when you're sitting by the sea.
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Marvel at Tiny, Perfect Staircases Made by a Secret Society of French Woodworkers
Who are the compagnons?
Since the Middle Ages, France’s “compagnons” have lived idiosyncratic existences, steeped in mystery, ritual, and a devotion to their trades. Even today, these master craftsmen have certain quirks: As young people, they live in boarding houses together in towns across France, where they spend their days learning and training to become the country’s greatest tradespeople. After six months in one place, each tradesman will pack up and move on to another French town, and a new hostel, to learn more skills under a new master. Thanks Atlas Obscura.
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My family has this pile of bricks from a cancelled project.
I decided to reuse it and make a tiny house!
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Miniature ice pops tutorial ↓