Miniatures
One of the great thing about minis is making minis to go inside of minis. Here are a few little things that I've had fun making.
I was fortunate to be able to participate in a class by Tracy Topps to make this gorgeous vignette from a picture frame:
These are some of my original creations. Tutorials for some of them can be found in my blogs and tutorials section or in the Greenleaf Gazette Archive.
Everyone has a skeleton in the closet. Say hi to Aunt Harriet.
Another fun Halloween project is The Face in the Mirror.
A little do-dad for a friend's Colonial
Captain's house: 
Don't ask why, you probably don't
want to know:
A wildflower garden for a friend:
Some silk ribbon embroidered pillows:
A window seat cushion for the Witch's House with silk ribbon embroidered roses:
Potion bottles made from beads find their way into things like
this Wizard's potion cabinet:
I made quite a few things for the Japanese Edo Period house:
A kimono: Geta (japanese sandals)
Kimono chests: Tatami Mats and pillows:
And sliding shoji doors that really work:
The Faerie's Cottage is almost completely furnished with items I made myself. You can see most of them in detail on the page for that house. Here's a closeup of the shell sink:
Faerie Furniture made from paperclay
More furniture and the fireplace also made from paperclay
