Small Projects 4

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Small Projects & Other Things-4 2009

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1:144 scale Bonsai Banyan Tree I made this little Banyan Tree based on a kit by Earthscapes by Heath, Naturally! While I didn't follow the kit exactly, and used my own method of making the tree frame and bark, I did base the tree on Marilyn Lauffer's large Banyan Tree which can be seen at the link above.

1:144 Scale Desert Gardens Garden Room Kit by L&P Design

Drop in and visit Desert Gardens, plant shop in the Desert Mall. Have a picnic on the tables out front, or just rest your feet on the bench at the end of the building while you enjoy the sight and sound of the fountain on the corner.

1:144 Scale SW Courtyard made from L&P Courtyard Kit Courtyard Kit by L&P Design

1:144 Scale Garden House This is one of the Souvenir kits I got in the 2009 MicroMini Convention

1:144 Scale Rose Casa Constructed from a Laser Tech kit

Goldie Locks and the Three Bears - and an Owl (1:144 scale) Several years ago, Linda Masters carved me a tiny teddy bear and a tiny owl. I always wanted to make a home for them but never thought of something that would be right for them. Then in the past year, 2009, I got a couple of Ginny Wren's tiny bears in swaps. Finally in the MicroMini Convention swap, I got a tiny house. I forget who made the house, but finally I had a home for the tiny bears and owl. I had made the little garden fairy for the MM convention swaps so now she has a home too... she has become Goldie Locks. After all... how many kids do you know wondering around in the woods looking for bears? More likely it would be a little fairy. Thus... this rustic little scene.

Sunny Casa 1:144 scale 2009 Kit by Karen Benson I love SW and when I saw the new SW kit by Karen Benson, I just had to have it! It went together easily and was fun to do.

2009 MicroMini (1:144 scale) Convention Souvenir Kit by Steve Davis This was one of the most difficult kits I've ever done. However, Steve was great about getting us new parts, explaining how to do things and just being a great guy. It was worth all the work.

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