To complete the "Park", I have added a ceramic dog from my personal collection :) |
"Woof!" |
This is the new batch of houses after its just been made & waiting to dry |
Trying new colours/glazes on the ceramic house and waiting for them to dry so that they can be fired in the kiln :) |
Some of the ceramic houses after they have been fired. I quite like them and can't wait to use them in the terrariums! :D |
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A specially handmade heart on a stand with the word "love" inscribed in a galvanized tin container |
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Close up of handmade pink ceramic heart set in a galvanized round tin pot |
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Handmade felt/ribbon tag on glass jar housing the Selaginella Ruby Red :) |
Begonia in glass bowl in a terrestrial like landscape with frosty granite powder |
Open table garden set in a frosted champagne colored glass goblet with the handmade "Love Always" Ceramic Pebble |
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Trinity Cacti "Roses" in a Glass |
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The Selaginella Ruby Red Glass Terrarium before I had made and put on the felt/ribbon tags :) |
(1) Cacti Garden in a Glass Jug SOLD (2) Open Garden in a Hanging Glass Lantern (3) Garden in a Glass Vase |
(4) Cacti Garden in a Glass Bowl (5) Fittonia and Cacti Garden in a round tin pot accessorized with a handmade "my love" pebble |
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(6) Handmade Ceramic Houses in a Purple Ceramic Bowl SOLD |
Close up of handmade "my love" ceramic pebble in a round beige tin pot |
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Cacti Garden in a Glass Jug SOLD |
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Close up of handmade ceramic bird using terracota clay in a Glass Jug SOLD |
Handmade Ceramic Houses sold separately may be used for decor, as a figurine collectible or terrarium accessory :) |
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Standee specially made for The Terrarium Shoppe used in Foxtrot Boutique |
Step 1: Hand making the figurines |
Close up of a pair of ceramic birds |
4 little ceramic piggies |
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Step 2: Drying the ceramic figurines/pebbles for at least 4 days Step 3: Glazing/Painting followed by firing the figurines twice |
Step 5: After final firing and figurines are ready. Freshly picked up from the kiln and waiting to cool down |
The 3 little piggies. The middle one I named The Laughing Piggie :) |
A handful of the ceramic houses that were fired. Loved the orange roof tops :) |