Happy New Year all!
I hope you had a wonderful new year, I had a wonderful holiday.
First of all, I have been featured on a blog interivew! Please click on the below to read the interview! http://bunnyluver930.blogspot.com/2009/01/interview-with-miniature-patisserie.html
During the holiday break. I had a lot of personal time, and I discovered new places/hunts, treasures, met new friends, and coincidentally met people I first met in Sep 08. All in all, it was great. I especially enjoyed the banter and conversations I had with several people. I am grateful for having that opportunity to learn and share that wonderful environment with like-minded people. It gave me a lot of ideas and lead me back to the starting point of why are we all doing miniatures. Everyone has a different life and story, but it’s wonderful how everyone is binded by their common love and interest.
On New Year’s Day, I visited Antique Patisserie. The shop is like heaven. Everything is so beautiful in there. I was taking in as much as I can. I treated myself to a Mille Feuille which actually is a vanilla mousse with whole strawberries sandwiched between 2 sponge cake and puff pastries. It is indeed very light!
I listed 2 new items this year. Started the new year with something light. Flowers and plants.
One is a cream pitcher with pastel roses, the other is a strawberry plant in a rusty vintage tin…both with very different feel, but still capturing the realism as much as I can.
Visit my shop at http://www.miniaturepatisserie.etsy.com/
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Show and Tell Monday ~ 1:12 Dollhouse Miniature Strawberry Plant in Vintage Rusty Tin
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Hi Pei Li,,, I am so glad to hear you had such a great holiday. We miss you around here too. I love the new work. The tin with strawberrys is sooo cute! Great interview also. Congratulations! Have a great week.
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The strawberry plant!!!! Honestly, if you could see my mouth drop open everytime I open your blog!!! Love it! Happy New Year!
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Hi Pei Li,
ReplyDeleteI read your interview. Congratulations. I love that strawberry plant. It is awesome.
Happy New Year.
Marie
Happy New Year Pei Li! All I can say is "oh my goodness!" I am crazy over strawberries. Would this little treasure be for sale perhaps? Nice show and tell.
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The Polka Dot Rose
That is amazing. I am glad to hear what a wonderful holiday you enjoyed. Nothing beats a wonderful conversation with like minded friends. welcome back. Happy New Year. Lilli
ReplyDeleteGreat interview Pei Li! Love those sweet little strawberry plants.
ReplyDeleteYour creations are as always breathtaking, I really do not know what to say, just beautiful.
ReplyDeletePei Li
ReplyDeleteWe missed you! I'm so glad you had a wonderful holiday break. I love, love the strawberry plant in the rusty can, how creative!
Lisa
I just love both pieces. The pitcher with flowers is just a perfect accent piece and the strawberry plant is amazing! Glad you had a nice vacation but glad you're back,
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Patricia Rose-A Potpourri of Fabric, Fragrance and Findings
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Congratulations on your interview Pei Li! That's wonderful. I think that strawberry plant is the most precious little thing! The detail is incredible. I'm really jealous that you got to eat that Mille Feuille treat. Wow did that sound yummy!
ReplyDeleteGlad your back. Missed ya.
bunny kisses,
shell
Hi Pei Li.....your little strawberry planter is so cute! Congratulations on your blog interview too. :)
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Debbie
Hi Pei Li!
ReplyDeleteYour strawberry plant is so cute! I love your work!
Hugs,
Eileen
www.forgetmenotdreams.com
Happy New Year Pei Li!
ReplyDeleteYou constantly amaze me with your creations. How do you do it? Absolutely beautiful. I think the thing that gets me the most is how you add so much detail to everything. Truly a work of art. Have a great week pinkie!
xo
Janet
Janet's Creative Pillows
this is my all time favorite mini by you...so elegant in its simplicity...
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