Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts

Sunday, November 12, 2017

Update

Someone said that the sewing room was not messy enough!
So - here with some additional decoration
To this I added the ironing corner (with distilled water for the iron ... hihi)

I spent last weekend in Ludwigsburg at Ingrid's house and met up with Stephan and Joe for mini talk, Spätzle and Gulasch and a serious discussion about interpreting paintings!
And I collected a few things I have ordered...

Stephan Wein made the salad gear for me in silver...
he said that he will make a few more for Kensington Fair next spring...
Joeachim Kühner made a black rim (re-firing the plates) on the spaghetti bowls I bought in Chicago
Now, my dining table looks like this:
... fiddly project to make the parmigiano cheese...

Ingrid Auer made this beautiful wrath

And this was certainly not planned!! But I could not resist getting this beautiful tree she made
iccles are hand-blown glass ... incredible detail!


Yes, the roof is in the making... looks already convincing from the inside ;-)
great moment when I could mount the spotlights!
These are the news from my side...
Ah, exept this: it looks as that interview with 'thedailymini' last month triggered off something. Shortly after that was published, Shapeways asked me to feature my work...
https://www.shapeways.com/blog/archives/36023-tiny-home-marion-russek-modern-dollhouse-maven.html

Friday, October 27, 2017

Sewing area upstairs

I was in Provence for two weeks ... prolonging the summer.

Our friends' house we rent every year. It is adjacent to the one I buildt in mini ;.)

So, there was only minimal progress on my mini house.
Before adding the roof I had to complete the interior of the upper floor. This open space belongs to a hobby seamstress. Here we go...
The sewing macine with working light is from Fanaberi


Iron/ironing board are from Fanaberi



Here how I made the floor lamp:
I embedded the led in this plastic material

Then made the casing from styrene. Added a metal plate on top so that the light would no shine through - because the led is facing upwards! This way, the light sources are a little more difuse. I wanted something resembling a neon light...



Big honor: I was asked by Kate from 'dailymini' for this interview!

So, I think now I am ready to tackle the roof...
Have a great weekend!
Marion