So, I prepared patterns to be cut off. I used Cherry 3/4" thick.
First I cut the side with a swan. I used so-called "trapping" method.
This is how front side looks like
This is a back side
Then I cut another side of the pattern. Here you can see front side and back side:
The swan was born!
Next I cut the shell looking holder. I think in miniatures world it can be used as a cards' holder or newspapers' holder, or just for decoration on a table.
Last but not least, a snail was born. I don't care too much about this figurine but it was nice to practice.
Here is my trio:
After little sanding the figurines have this look:
to be continued...
Natalia
First I cut the side with a swan. I used so-called "trapping" method.
This is how front side looks like
This is a back side
Then I cut another side of the pattern. Here you can see front side and back side:
The swan was born!
Next I cut the shell looking holder. I think in miniatures world it can be used as a cards' holder or newspapers' holder, or just for decoration on a table.
Last but not least, a snail was born. I don't care too much about this figurine but it was nice to practice.
Here is my trio:
After little sanding the figurines have this look:
to be continued...
Natalia
4 comments:
Absolutely impressive - and I think in this appearance even a snail is cute... ;O)
Greetings
Birgit
This is really a amazing work!
Hugs
Hallo Natalia
I just had a lovely browse through your blog. You are so talented, and the tutorials on your miniatures blog are inspiring. I will be back to check what you are making!
Megan
very cuuuuuute!
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