Introducing the 18 Century Mail Collection
Showing posts with label Dollhouse Letters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dollhouse Letters. Show all posts
New 18th Century Mail Collection
Dolls House & Miniature Scene magazine
Below are some more pictures of the vintage 18th Century Mail.
I love the look of folded letters, there is nothing that brings life to a scene more than adding some letters.
More Messy Paper Stacks, Oh how i love a Beautiful mess.lol
Showing a collection of 3 different messy paper stacks. It's been really fun making these, lots of time to put together though. I have made the two larger ones to look as old and crumpled as possible.
As always thanks for stopping by my blog.
Large Twisted Vintage Messy Paper Stack 1/12 Scale One of a Kind!
I have been working on this display for quite some time. It's part of my Vintage Messy Paper Stack Collection. This display is Unique/One of a Kind! It has taken me many hours to put it together, done with love and care. I love how it's turned out. Inspired by my love of all things Vintage and Messy.
Large Twisted Vintage Messy Paper Stack 1/12 Scale One of a Kind!
Many Envelopes,Old Documents,Papers and Scrolls have all been included in this display. Each one is hand antiqued and made to look as realistic as possible. I take great care in all my creations.
Vintage Letter Collection #1 Dollhouse 1/12 Scale
It's Been some time since my last posting! I'm happy to say that i have been working on some new.
Shown here with my desk and Windsor chair. I love how the vintage aged letters add such detail to any miniature setting. I take great care to hand stain and antique each piece by hand. I use real parchment paper and only the best quality setting on my printer.
Vintage Letter Collection #1
Set of 3 tied letters.
Antiqued letters, folded and crumpled with age.
All my Envelopes are REAL envelopes! They are printed on both sides.
Showing the detail that i have added to each envelope on the back.
Closed Letters are all filled to add more depth to the letters.
Postcards are all printed on both sides.
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