I only have the one photograph of this one, which I took before I gave it to her. She was absolutely thrilled with it and hung it on her sitting room wall, where it still is, 14 years later.
We had to include a chicken as Carrie has kept chickens for as long as I have known her. She has occasionally found one in the kitchen too! Of course, her dog, Jenny, had to be there - well as close as I could find anyway.
On the mantlepiece are a pile of courgettes. Carrie is a very keen gardener, but when she plants courgettes they always all seem to take and then she has a huge glut of them and can't give them away quickly enough!
I also put a birthday card on the mantlepiece and the calendar shows her actual birthday.
She was absolutely thrilled with it, and I have to say that I had great fun in making it all. I loved cross stitching the little cushion on the chair - it was tiny stitches though!
Thank you for looking and look out for another installment next week!
9 comments:
It's fabulous Becky! Did you make that Aga from a kit that was about all those years ago? I made one for my dolls house kitchen.
Fabulous is exactly the right word! I just love the chicken on the chair, and there are so many details. No wonder she loved it.
You miniatures are SO detailed Becky..you must have the patience of a Saint! Thanks for stopping by my Blog yesterday
Alison xx
It's super! I can't believe all the details you managed to get in but was struck by the cushion. I do needlework so I know how hard that must have been to do it in miniscule. BTW, I tried commenting through typepad (scrappyknitter on there) but it wouldn't take.
what a fantastic gift.
Wow, you made that? Omigosh, it's *stunning!* :-)
Sian - my DH made the Aga for me out of some wood! We looked for the kit but couldn't find it. Many thanks to everyone for your kind comments. Love2scrap - I will look into your problem, but not quite sure how to solve it! Thanks though for persevering and leaving a comment.
That is absolutely stunning
Wow, Becky, you've done it again. I love looking at your minitures! I clicked on the photo to zoom in and then studied all your fabulous details. My favorite part about this one is that you scanned her daughter's artwork for the little wall! Priceless. No wonder she still has this little treasure displayed.
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