I was thrilled to be a member of the Dirty Dozen (design team) over at Splitcoaststampers from Oct 2015 through March 2016 making 6 projects each month and I wanted to start sharing them here on the blog.
Today I have two miniature projects that I made using Petite Places stamps and dies from Papertrey Ink.
I love miniatures - and PTI came out with a whole series of little
buildings with accessories called Petite Places. For my house and
garden scene I used Home and Garden stamps and dies and Walk in the Park dies and
stamps.
The house measures approximately 1 1/8" x 1" and everything else is
smaller than that - see the pretty rows of flowers, the swing hanging
from a tree branch, the little fence and lamp post?
I added another row of flowers on the side of the house.
There's another tree shading the backyard.
Here is the garden with the flowers all in a row.
I placed my little house scene in a glass dish with a dome that I got at Michaels for half price!
I stamped the sentiment from the set onto a tag and tied it to the loop on the dome. The dome and dish measure about 4 1/4" high.
You make the garden shed by using just the front entrance piece to the house with a different roof - how clever is that?! See the little wheel barrow on the stone walk in front of the
shed all ready for the gardener? And there is a swing hanging from the tree branches.
The garden shed measures approximately 1" x 3/8" and everything else is
smaller than that. Below you'll see 3 tools are hanging on the other side of the shed.
There's a pretty wreath hung on the back of the shed. .
A little watering can sits on this side of the shed.
The dome and dish are about 3" high.
I used another sentiment from the stamp set on a tag and tied it on top of the dome.
Betsy Veldman designed these lovely stamps and dies for Papertrey Ink - she has a great video on how to use them on her blog post here.
Stamps: Petite Places Home and Garden, Petite Places Walk in the Park - PTI
Paper: white, Limeaide Ice - PTI
Ink: Classic Kraft, Stormy Sea, Aqua Mist, Simply Chartreuse, Hibiscus Burst, Harvest Gold, Orange Zest, True Black - PTI
Accessories: Dies - Scene It - Basic Backer Die, Petite Places Home and Garden, Petite Places Walk in the Park, Jar Labels 2 - PTI, glass dish and dome - Joann's, ScorTape, Scotch Quick Dry Adhesive, Ranger Distress Marker - Shabby Shutters,
Garden Shed Dome
Stamps: Petite Places Home and Garden, Petite Places Walk in the Park - PTI
Paper: white, Simply Chartreuse - PTI
Ink: SImply Chartreuse, Hibiscus Burst, Classic Kraft, Blueberry Sky, Pure Poppy, True Black, Harvest Gold, Stormy Sea - PTI
Accessories: Dies - Petite Places Home and Garden, Jar Labels 2, Circle Nestability, Petite Places Walk in the Park, glass dish and dome - Joanns, pink sorbet twine - the Twinery, 1/8" scortape, Scotch Quick Dry Adhesive
These are as adorable as can be!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute Julia- I have looked at these petite places from PTI- but always say no- I just love what you have done here and I have one of those glass domes- was wondering what to put in it for summer- thanks for the inspiration
ReplyDeleteYour teeny, tiny creations are just adorable Julia, I am so glad you told us the size because in my mind they are much bigger. There is just so much wonderful detail on them, I love the flowers in the garden on the first one and the shed is fabulous too - a great idea to create one die that can be used in multiple ways - love these - lots! Hugs, Anne xx
ReplyDeleteWow Julia, I was picturing it to be much bigger than it actually is! I can't believe how much detail you created on such a small scale! AMAZING! hugs :)
ReplyDeleteYour creation is incredimazing, Julia! I bow before you in AWE!!!!!!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteJust had to take a closer look at these little beauties after seeing on FB. Totally adorable, love them.
ReplyDeleteJulie x
Oh my gosh ... these little scenes are so sweet Julia! Your designs are so unique and creative. xx
ReplyDeleteThese little domes and the sweet little itty bitty things under them are fantastic!! I can't imagine giving these away......they need to be where you can admire them!! WOW!!
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