White and turquoise is all I need.
Simple things like this makes my day.
It's quite strange, but sometimes miniature making lead me to deeper understanding to life and things. One of the things that I learnt from this experiment was, there was definitely more than one way to do this. I like to use whatever resources that I have around me.
Some people have used the food colouring method to colour their glasswares. Some people use the thinner, glass paints and baking method to achieve theirs. With no food colorings and oven in my home (I don't bake), I had to find my own way. It is definitely possible, and here's my results. I love it when I find more than one way to making things.
So beautiful! I'm just amazed at these tiny intricate things. Isn't it a great feeling when you find your own way of doing something. So satisfying. I just started following your blog and I'm fascinated :)
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ReplyDeleteI love ALL :-)
ReplyDeleteMini hugs, Flora
awesome!! can't imagine how you did that! still wondering:p
ReplyDeleteholy moly! those are gorgeous! yes i do so love DIY too, and you know in SG it's not always easy to get the materials in some of the tutorials....your results are wonderful ^ ^ Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteDearest sweet pei li, you are so inspiring and talented sweet friend! I tooo love those blue mason jars and i love how your turn this inspiration to your miniature accessories! These adorable glass bottles are just so precious and beautiful! Have a lovely merry happy weekend and love to you!
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look pretty! i love your work. thanks for sharing.
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