I have been away from
my miniature world for a while. During this summer, the real world and my house
there kept me busy painting, fixing, and sewing. But now I’m back in my mini workshop.
The Art Nouveau house is crying for new furniture and more items in the
curiosity cabinet.
I’m still working on
my carpet, intended to be used in the sitting room. It’s so tiny, I think I
have enough work for the next 3 years, if everything goes right.
I have built and
painted a display cabinet to store shells and stones.
The collection has
grown with the arrival of a new curiosity: the skeleton of a hand with six
fingers. This hand goes back to the Sixteenth century and is said to belong to
a very big man, six feet tall, of the family of Anne Boleyn. This is a very
rare example of polydactyly with a complete functioning sixth digit containing
bones. A gem for the collection!
