The postman brought me this miniature today, I ordered this month’s and months ago. It’s a much easier one that the first one I’ve done, but they arrived in the wrong order. Still I was delighted and have been working on it for hours. It’s now done. It took about 5 hours all up.
I turned it into a witchy reading room. By altering the wallpaper, the books and I chose a different fabric to make the chaise lounge. Plus added a few details from the potterverse
A piece from a flow painting provided a suitably gothic view out the window.
The fabric on the chaise longue is a small piece of designer fabric I bought in London in the 80s. I bought enough to make a coat, but never did, in the end I gifted it to a deadster person. But I kept a scrap and thought it might be nice immortalised in this set, because I don’t know what became of the bulk of the fabric. I made two teeny cusions, and of course a wand
Would it be a huge imposition to ask you to take a photo with a ruler in the middle of the book store? I’m so tempted to make one of these rooms for the creatures I make, but I suspect the room is too small to feature them properly.
No problem if you aren’t interested in doing that.
@Harlan here ya go. I wasn’t sure whether you wanted Imperial or metric, so this gives you both. Let me know if you need any other measurements. I would love to see your tiny creatures populate a room like this
I adore this! And, your modifications really kick it up a notch! The little pillows are a great addition, the chaise fabric is perfect, and I love the wallpaper! I didn’t notice the skulls the first time I looked at it. The tiny bunting is amazing, too!
Yes, yours is much better, and I’m glad you saw the potential in the rather dull original. But I have to admit I would’ve loved to see you in a coat made of that fabric!