Mini chairs, stern locker, aardvarks
Dec. 3rd, 2007 11:37 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Some miniatures.

Bigger pictures below...

Bigger pictures below...
I decided to re-cover the seat cushions in leather. One of my book conservator colleagues gave me some leather she had pared too thin - paper thin. Too thin for her, but perfect for me!


And randomly - some aardvarks.

Aren't they sweet?

They live on top of my monitor at the moment. I intended to put them on the Christmas tree, but that hasn't happened yet.

And here's the evolution of Jack's stern locker.
A piece of wood, painted and stained, with some matboard scraps glued on for the center thingy.

Add some wooden molding and some panels cut from card stock.

Finished.

Optional leather cushions.


It looks magnificent with the windows and the checkered floor, and Jack's desk and little table. But you can't see all that yet!


And randomly - some aardvarks.

Aren't they sweet?

They live on top of my monitor at the moment. I intended to put them on the Christmas tree, but that hasn't happened yet.

And here's the evolution of Jack's stern locker.
A piece of wood, painted and stained, with some matboard scraps glued on for the center thingy.

Add some wooden molding and some panels cut from card stock.

Finished.

Optional leather cushions.


It looks magnificent with the windows and the checkered floor, and Jack's desk and little table. But you can't see all that yet!
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Date: 2007-12-04 08:40 pm (UTC)Paper-thin leather...wow, that must be something to work with.
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Date: 2007-12-05 12:09 am (UTC)The paper-thin leather was nice to work with on this tiny scale. It would have been a nightmare for anything much bigger, though. Even the stern locker cushions would have been too big, I think. I used different leather for them.