
The little table was unfinished when I got it, and I had a lovely time painting it in pale blue with a white top, sanding it back and distressing and aging it. 

The little cake is sitting on a pretty heart shaped trivet (actually, it is some kind of embellishment from the scrapbooking shop - I attached little beads for feet). There is a little bowl with left over frosting and a messy knife. I made decals for the little cannisters of flour and sugar (and the third one on the shelf below), and they look really sweet. There are some more little cakes on a pretty blue plate and a glass jar of rose petal sugar.
4 comments:
Eeek! It's so gorgeous Carolyn. I'm finding shabby miniaturing highly addictive!
Mercedes
Its lovely. Yum pink buttercream is my favorite. Isn't the shabby chic look fun to do? Mini hugs!
Carolyn, I love your work! Everything looks so sweet and tasteful:)
Hi Carolyn, this is so super cute! Thanks for inspiring me to make my own shabby minis. :) Amy
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