We have a really super venue for our workshops at Bicester Avenue Garden Centre - the staff are lovely and their cake is fantastic - and apart from a furniture 'glitch' which got dealt with - the last two Saturdays have been really super workshop days. Feet ache a bit - but they'll recover...
Having reported on the first, now's the time to say a huge thank-you to the ladies who came along last week to the second workshop and created their own 'Little Vintage Toyshop'......not everyone was an experienced miniaturist or had been to a workshop before, but everyone was really talented and hard-working and took away their almost completed shop ready to fill with a whole host of vintage toys at their leisure. It was a really lovely day and we all enjoyed ourselves.
Part of our little sales area |
This week, believe it or not I've been making up kits again!! This time Celia (my partner in Nostalgia In Miniature Workshops) and I have gone all garden creative and are heading to Cheltenham next week to join the club there for a half day workshop making gently faded little back gardens. Should be fun - just hope we don't get lost finding them as I'm the navigator. No pressure then!!
My garden is looking beautiful - you can't even see the weeds now unless you really look hard! Strawberries for Wimbledon and scented roses everywhere.....suits me.
Veichenblau Rose |
A black elder - the flowers look like pink lace |
Poppies |
Robin
2 comments:
Oh What a Beautiful Garden you have Robin and what a healthy looking Rose! :))
Your weekend workshop looks as though it was well attended and lots of fun. It is always a PLUS when everyone gets through their projects with something completed, to return home with. And I LOVE your retired Fisherman! What a seasoned little character he is! I admire all of the dolls that you make because each one has a story that they have already lived and they bring it with them into each of the scenes in which they are placed.
Ah - thank you so much Elizabeth. I am in love with your miniature garden - and SO looking forward to seeing your next project.
Rx
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