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2012/01/04

New Year Resolution


It’s obliged to make a NYR in the beginning of the year.
Mine for 2012 is go to bed before midnight every day and spend more time in the house and the yard.

Looking back to 2011, it was a bio and organic year for me: I started sculpturing miniature market food and I did love the theme; when I worked on these mini veggies and fruits, I felt joyful and closer to the nature. Many ‘first time’ happened in 2011: the first time going to Miniatura Birmingham, the first show magically held in Arnhem and the first time visiting in Italy. I was excited and enjoyed a lot last year!

I am still thinking of the goal, the target and a theme for this year but before that, I will take a break and leave for to Asia in January.

I will spend more time and celebrate the Chinese New Year with my parents, the sisters, the brother and all the family; of course the hubby and some old friends will be there too.

I sincerely wish you a happy, healthy and fruity year in 2012.
More ideas and more creativities in both the real life and the miniature world.
Remember 5 vegetables and fruits per day and keep smiling every day! :)


2011/04/01

Look! Some gorgeous pieces and AIM April Imag!


Yesterday evening I opened the mail box and found a surprise that made me smile. :-)
It was a little parcel from Singapore.


I have known Cindy (Snowfern Clover) since 2009, the beginning that I joined the blogland. For me, the miniature world was totally new and I was that lucky to know her since she recommended me a lot of useful info and guided me in the tiny world. I know it’s not true but I felt somehow as if she were my classmate in the school; we played and studied ‘technique’ of mini food together. It’s a special friendship for me in the world of miniatures.


What I got from her is a bowl of salads, a sandwich, some cigarette cases and several empty plastic boxes she made for me. I was speechless when looking at her works. The colors and shape are perfectly made. Cindy! You arouse my will to work on vegetable and fruits.

I have some dolls in 1:4 scale but they are still in my parents’ home so I asked my Momoko doll to work as a temporary. :P (Her little bunny in black is as adorable as her, right?! ) Thank you Cindy, I definitely treasure these amazing pieces of yours.

Welcome to visit Cindy’s blog; you will find lots of useful tips and treasure there!



Another very important thing is AIM April Imag is out now. You will see many beautiful brides and many useful projects in this issue! Download the file directly! Have a great weekend! Oiseau :o)

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