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I first saw these 'thumbelina' carrots (real-size) at a market in Paris and I thought how wonderful they were. As I always say....what ever you can find in the 'real world' you can find in the 'miniature world', but imagine my amazement when I found these. These are made by the very talented Vicky Guile (www.njdminiatures.com). I adore the detail.....just a hint of soil still remaining.....tres chic!!! I think these will work in perfectly with the items I am currently collecting. My next challenge is to see if I can grow these little darlings in containers on my balcony...wish me luck...lol!It has been several weeks since I last did a post, the days just seem to fly past, I know it is the same for us all! But I would like to say Thank You to Sharon who emailed to see if every thing was okay....I thank you for your concern....x
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I just love those round carrots. Though I have never seen the 'real' ones I imagine they are about the size of a radish.
I just read about them in Google and it said they are perfect for container gardening. So I bet yours do very well. I hope you will take some pictures once they get going.
WOW!!!!!!!!! You have hit 1.000 Followers! Congratulations!!!!
Wonderful photos... as always! ;-)
Those round carrots are so lovely, they must be perfect for your container gardening!!!!
Have a nice day .
Nunca las había visto y me encantan. Ojalá tengas suerte y las veas crecer en tu balcón.
Un beso.
Oh so cute!!
Vicky is really talented, I have some biscuits by hers and they are yummy.
Best wishes to you know who ;o))
Rosanna
The little scene is lovely and the carrots are a perfect work if Vicky!Congrats to your 1000 followers,it looks good on your site ;-)!Jeannette
The carrots are really fantastic. The little scene ist perfect.
You always add to your collection the beautiful items. Perfect for your new project ;o)
Congratulations on 1000 followers. No surprise why your blog is beautiful. Love the carrots.Hugs Maria
Those carrots are just too cute! Another gorgeous group of miniatures Linda & many congratulations on the 1000 followers, I can well understand why - your blog is a joy! :) x
Linda todo se ve muy bien.
Vicky hace trabajos preciosos.
Abrazos
Dear Linda, I was going to write that in the summer time flies by without realizing it, when I remembered that you're in the middle of winter ... magic of the internet :-)
I received the kit of the new (and perhaps, final) doll's house, which now lies abandoned on the balcony, waiting for better times: a pile of MDF compared to which your baby carrots make me a great tenderness :-)
The new projects take shape in a mysterious way ...
Mini lovely hugs, Flora
Hi Linda, thanks to share news with us and so beautiful carrots, good luck in size 1.1 with them... You reach the number of 1000 followers!!!! congratulations! don't worry with the summer (if the sun wants to come to join us)all we are in late in post and etc... Doei, Claude
Such cute little carrots! I have the real ones in my garden at the moment - these look just as delicious!!
The carrots are beautifull, thank you for the link! Vicky her work is wonderfull and I never would have found her otherwise! You make me so curious about your new project, because I constantly see these beautifull new miniatures and settings pass by!
Linda thank you so very much indeed for featuring my work on your blog... I am truly humbled by your lovely words, the kind comments from your readers and so very pleased that you are happy with your Thumbelina carrots.
I was wondering why I had recieved a sudden rise in traffic to my website and now thanks to Anneke letting me in on the secret I know that it was all thanks to you!
Thank you! Vicky xxx
May I just say: Glorious!!! your pot flowers are so clear, crisp and dewey! You have a superb green thumb!
Amazing Carrots! You have an eye for talented artists and it makes me want to support their craftsmanship and effort too (i.e. I want those deliciously fresh looking carrots and yes! with that tiny tiny hint of soil. Argh, i want carrots! :)
Vicky, you're amazing!
This blog always create some informational and amazing things, which add in my knowledge and experience.But I am a bit confuse. Thanks for sharing.Waiting for next post.
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