When I need a gorgeous model I call for great, granddaughter, Maizin, and you can see why. This time I wanted to see if she would like my latest creations using recycled stuffed toys to make her a chair and for her dolls-she did.
This time I borrowed Maizin and her family's farm, WaiBack Forty. No expense had been spared on this latest masterpiece of mine so it had to have the perfect setting-- kind of like the Shirley Temple movie, Heidi. WaiBack Forty is home to all kinds of animals and I thought just maybe there would be a perfect spot for a little girl's tea party under a tree and sure 'nough, as soon as I pulled in I spied just the setting.
While editing Maizin's photos and video [I cut come of the photos from the video], I tried different effects and here are the results:
I couldn't resist the baby goats [I had been principally attacked by 4 orphans when Joey [Maizin's daddy] opened their gate a little while before-they didn't listen when I told them I was not their mama]:
and I have to include these shots of Maizin from a couple of years ago that are in the same folder:
Maizin enjoys her tea party set and I enjoyed creating them for her so here they are:
If you would like to try your hand at these, here is a video tutorial if you need any help for the little table and chairs:
Thank you for stopping by, I hope you enjoy crafting and quilting as much as I do, especially when I can turn things that would just be thrown away into something useful or to be enjoyed.
God bless you
Carolyn Wainscott
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