The smallest cushions are only 17mm tall (3/4 inch). When my husband saw me with the tiny bits of fabric at the sewing machine he didn't think I had a hope of making them. And they were a challenge but he should know by now there's nothing a miniaturist can't make if they put their mind to it!
I made the little couch (and a couple of chairs) a while ago at the miniatures club, it turned out pretty well! I'm trying to do-up my dollhouse in a relaxed country style which is why I chose the country star fabric, it has an aged look about it. Miniatures club is this Sunday, I'll be getting the basic bits to build a garden for the summerhouse to go in, I can't wait! (Too bad about all the other half finished projects around here! LOL!!)
Mercedes
Very nice cushions.
ReplyDeleteThose cushions are so cute and they go so well on that lovely couch.
ReplyDeleteThey look great Mercedes. A little tip for sewing tiny stuff - get yourself some tear-away stabilizer and put whatever it is you're sewing on top and stitch away. It gives you a heap more control as it's large and the machine won't eat it! I sew stuff as small as 0.5cm this way.
ReplyDeleteI love that room! The couch with these lovely cushions is soooo beautiful!
ReplyDelete* marlies
Hi Mercedez, I have finally put up the post of your blog on Day 20.. go take a look :) and Shannon, thx for the tips. I am a novice and any tips on miniature creations is great. Will look up "tear away stabilizer". Sounds really useful.
ReplyDeletelovely work! The house cushions are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou have a lovely blog!
Cute cushions! Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteI really, really need to know about that Starbucks cup!
ReplyDeleteI also love Amy's blog, she is a dear friend of mine. I'm making something special for her niece right now for Easter... it is a surprise!
om-goodness, that is just so cute!
ReplyDeleteWay too cute....and you have so much talent and patience for such small detail.
ReplyDeleteSue