Miniature christmas trees

Make a tiny Christmas tree for your dollhouse in the Victorian style. This little christmas tree is in the English Victorian style, made popular by Queen Victoria in 1848.

Reading Casey's posts about her Russian Cottage http://caseymini.blogspot.com/ reminds me that my project devoted to my Grandma "Conversation with God" has been neglected for a long time. Actually, not only this one. In each project there is something that is missing and it takes too long time for me to figure out what it is. I envy green to those of you who finishes their projects, roomboxes so fast. While I am thinking about what has to be thought about, I want to show you my Christmas…

Miniature Goose Feather Christmas Tree Made By Kentucky Artisan Joann Hobbs. A miniature goose feather Christmas tree made by Joanne Hobbs in 2005. It measures approximately 8.5” tall and 4” wide. Joann Hobbs was a member of the Kentucky Guild of Artists and Craftsmen. A miniature goose feather Christmas tree made by Joanne Hobbs in 2005. It measures approximately 8.5” tall and 4” wide. Joann Hobbs was a member of the Kentucky Guild of Artists and Craftsmen.

Beaded trees are one of Christmas tree decoration forms. For a tree design, there are many patterns to be inspired and learned. This is one of how to make a beaded Christmas tree tutorials. Follow us if you like this type.

These miniature ornaments for Christmas dollhouse rooms are made from tiny glass beads. They measure about 3/4 inch long, and are perfect for 1:6 or 1:12 scale Christmas trees and small tabletop trees.

I think all mini makers want to make a Christmas tree to decorate for the holidays. I tried pipe cleaner trees as well as sisal trees and wasn’t happy with the results for an indoor tree to d…

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Make this fun project with Susan Penny These miniature Christmas trees cost just a few pence to make using things from your garden shed and your sewing box. The trees are made from soft plant ties bought from a garden centre, wrapped around a central stem – similar to pipe cleaners but with a wire …

Reading Casey's posts about her Russian Cottage http://caseymini.blogspot.com/ reminds me that my project devoted to my Grandma "Conversation with God" has been neglected for a long time. Actually, not only this one. In each project there is something that is missing and it takes too long time for me to figure out what it is. I envy green to those of you who finishes their projects, roomboxes so fast. While I am thinking about what has to be thought about, I want to show you my Christmas…