Great job!! I bet you can't wait to put it up for Christmas. Unless you're like me and have a revolving village up all year long
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| Author: | Lynn [ Tue May 23, 2017 1:01 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Does Anyone Have This House? |
Great job!! I bet you can't wait to put it up for Christmas. Unless you're like me and have a revolving village up all year long
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| Author: | Barb [ Tue May 23, 2017 1:08 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Does Anyone Have This House? |
Hi all, Thanks for the nice comments! When my sister and I were discussing whose input I had in helping me to make the house, I neglected to mention Steve! He was the first person to answer my request for help with the house when he supplied the link to Pete's instructions. So - thank you EVERYONE!! Barb |
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| Author: | OKPat [ Tue May 23, 2017 8:40 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Does Anyone Have This House? |
Howard... Ooops! Didn't vet that photo adequately! My table top light box/studio is just a cardboard carton with windows cut into the top and both sides of it, and I covered the windows with ... I believe ... pieces of a tyvek style 9 x 12" business envelope that I cut up. I didn't have whatever material Youtube suggested, so I improvised. I bought some inexpensive but high intensity goose-neck desk lamps to shine through the tyvek into the box, and used a large piece of construction paper as the seamless backdrop. For small items, it works pretty well. Regards, Pat |
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