Jane S

Oh..I also have a few cottages...wanting me to smash them on the wall. Your not alone ;) My grandmother had a old stone and dirt floor cellar it was just about head height. As she got older she was a bit hunched over and she never seemed to mind the height. So I think your "seasoned" gal will have no issues with some :visual play: ;) Also I would give thought to landscaping height. Cottage on the hill...why not? Looks like it certainy has room for a cellar and nice stone stairs about, so no rock climbing :yes: I dunno, I took a break from blogging and then just w

Thanks folks! These pieces were a single bake besides the stone base, which I prebaked. That way you can add your "dirt, stones, house, moss" and just press it into the soft uncooked "dirt" All.. Scrap clay ;)

I love the houses. I've done a few polymer covered birdhouses for my daughters gardens. She has decorated her large tub already, we are probably going to do a small village in one of the side flower beds since pots are filed everywhere! Lol I did a few micro fairy gardens in clay a bit back. I also did a placeable stone ringed garden for a customer. I would certainly suggest trying clay if you are going for tiny with detail but then again I ..do.. Like the clay ;) Micro gardens shot} http://img00.deviantart.net/2c17/i/2015/117/6/2/micro_fairy_gardens_by_minifanaticus-d7g2eds.jpg

Wow! A fantastic swap! The origami bird is a stunning thing, Someone sent me a little set ( hugs!! )

I sent you a pm.

When I had long hair, I washed it everyday with shampoo and conditioner I always used products in my hair.. I chopped off the mane for a pixie cut and now I use a three in one men's rinse to do the whole diddy..mostly because I like the fresh scent..but only need about a palms worth for everything ;) I only shampoo my daughters hair every three days...she by far has the most beautiful hair in the lands, long, shiny, hand tangle free. I know its better for you and your hair to reduce the amount of product used, my daughter will continue with this reduced..but still washing method....bu

A truly beautiful build, I love the magic and whimsy you've added into it! The papaerclay work is wonderful. I do love the fireplace bricks and the twisted knot….of course anything with moss and age "does it" for me,wonderful work!