In the Garden. Richard Edward Miller (American, 1875-1943). Miller and Frederick Frieseke often met at Monet's home to paint, critique, and socialize. Miller readily adopted an aesthetic similar to...
Booklet Cover Set printer to print this page at 7.55"w x 10.36"h If you want a booklet cover print onto cardstock. ----------------------------------------------------- IN SCALE Reducing full-sized pieces to a correct scale can be a challenge to many miniaturists. Here you will find charts and illustrations to help make this challenge easier by saving the time and hassle of researching with each new project. Do keep in mind that there is always “an exception to the rule” and one can generally modify the measurements found here, to a certain extent, to accommodate space limitations in your settings. Of course knowing how to use a ruler…as in “what do all of these little lines mean?”… is the first thing one needs to know. Online, How Do I Read a Ruler, http://www.onlineconversion.com/faq_05.htm has an excellent, well-illustrated, easy to comprehend guide to understanding rulers. Check it out. You can use the scaled rulers included here, on the People pages, to help accurately reduce the size of a room or piece of furniture. Jim Collins’ printie site http://www.printmini.com offers scaled rulers that once printed can be laminated. Here you will find the 1”=12” ruler http://printmini.com/printables/rulers/1=12rule.pdf . Hard versions of scaled rulers can be purchased from miniature dealers. This type of tool is a time saver and a must for the DIY miniaturist. Turning the illustrations of the Scaled People page into “paper dolls” (by printing them onto cardstock, cutting them out and then laminating them) will also help you to judge, by the eye, whether a room or object is in scale. Well, done and perfect scale 6” action figures (such as some McFarlane creations) also work well for “eye-balling”. Unless fantasy or whimsy is your goal it can take just one out-of-scale piece to ruin an illusion. Do keep in mind that the in-scale we strive for in our hobby does not mean just the height or length of a piece, it also includes the thickness. Viewing a photo or scan of your project is a good way to check for scale, as an “offending” piece will usually “scream at you”. In lieu of a photo or scan, form your hand into a telescope and observe your work through it….a quick and easy way to spot problems. You will find that the more you work in the scale of your choice the easier it will become to “eyeball” your projects for accuracy. Print out the pages and stack them together to form your own TO SCALE booklet. I have added instructions to the sidebar here on how to print my pages in black text without a black background. Keep creating and sharing …the secret to the Miniature Hobby, Joann ----------------------------- Set to print this page at 7.78"W x 10.56"H --------------------------------------- Set printer to print this page at 9.41"W x 7.24"H ------------------------- Set printer to print this page at 8.74"w x 4.45" h --------------------------------------- FULL SCALE LUMBER—ACTUAL DIMENSIONS: · 1x2’s = ¾” x 1 ½” · 1x4’s = 3/4” x 3 ½” · 1x8’s = ¾” x 7 ¼” · 2x2’s = 1 ½” x 1 ½” · 2x4’s = 1 ½” x 3 ½” SHINGLES: · 16” L - 5” of shingle exposed · 18” L – 6” of shingle exposed STRUCTURE ELEMENTS: · Ceiling height – standard is 8 feet with some newer, grander homes up to 10 feet; older homes 10 – 12 feet or more. Note: a typical miniature room box has 12 “ceilings for ease of viewing. · Door height – 80” · Door widths – exterior 36”; interior 24”,28”, 30”, 32”, 36”, 42” · Door knob, floor to knob – 36” – 38” · Stair riser – 7”H · Star treads – 10”D · Stair’s hand rail – 30 ‘ -34”H · Standard brick – USA, 8” x 4” x 2.25”; United Kingdom, 8.5” x 4” x 2.5” MATTRESSES: · Crib -28”W x 52”L; 5” to 6” long · Twin -38”W x 75”L; 8”thick · Double or Full – 53”W x 75”L; thickness can vary from approx. 5” to 22” · Queen – 60” W x 80”L; thickness can vary from approx. 5” to 22” · King – 76”L x 80’L; thickness can vary from approx. 5” to 22” --------------------------------------- Set printer to print at actual size ---------------------- --------------------- Set printer to prnt this page at 7.61"w x 10.04"h ------------------------------ Set page to print out at 7.66"w x 10.01"h -------------------------------- Set printer to print page out at actual size or 8.00"w x 10.72"h ---------------------- Set page to print at actual size or 8.06"w x 10.62"h ------------------------------------------------------- ============================= Hello Everyone...Yes I am "alive & kicking", but it was nice to be missed by so many of you that wondered where I was. Sometimes a body & mind just needs a little rest and the older I get the more I tend to listen & obey. I have been plugging away here and there at the TO SCALE pages for you and I hope you find them useful. I have laminated copies of the pages tacked up in my workroom/studio (I call my space a studio the few times it is neat and tidy and workroom the rest of the time) for instant access as needed. I also have the pages in booklet form by my computer. I remind you again that I have added printing instructions on the sidebar so you can print out in black text without the black background of the blog....I know the black background bothers some of you but it is the design I chose and I have to stick with it for the time being. I have started a Hallween project for your enjoyment and it will be a progressive one with bits and pieces added over a couple of weeks, so stay tuned. Hopefully you can have it finished in time for October decorating. See you soon, Joann ===============================
If you have an interest in Japanese joinery or joinery in general, then I would like to point you to an article series by John Bullar. Mr. Bullar is writing this article series about Japanese join…
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The donut-shaped Boa Pouf by Sabine Marcelis is perfectly sculptural; a bold graphic form that interrupts interior landscapes with its faultless chunky geometry. This piece of upholstered occasional furniture is rounded and soft, encased in a seamless outer layer that gives it an air-brushed finish: The smooth shape-knit textile that covers the Boa Pouf is a milestone in technologically innovative furniture making. Boa Pouf is as perfect for perching on, propping up feet, lounging against, as it is for making a sculptural statement and is the ideal expression of designer Sabine Marcelis, whose work is characterised by resonating clear, single, notes of absolute material, textile and colour. Product Overview Designer: Sabine Marcelis Color: Sulfur Yellow Dimensions: 44.9 Seat: 17.30"H Weight: 52.9 lb ...Read More *This item is excluded from sale events and not available for additional discounting or promotional offers.
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Adico's factory sits in the middle between Porto and Lisbon, where every piece is still manufactured by hand with traditional tooling techniques. Adico has been making furniture for bars, restaurants, hotels, hospitals and general households since 1920 and is now one of Europe's biggest furniture makers. Seat pads are designed specifically to fit the Adico 5008 C bench, they come in a variety of colours so you can mix and match with the bench colours, and two straps with velcro connect the cushion securely to the chair's underside. All the fabrics are rated to be used outdoors with built-in impermeability, easy to clean, UV resistant, Low temperature resistant, Flame resistant, Abrasion, Mildew and Chemical resistant. All fabrics carry certification for the EU and UK market requirements and are suitable for commercial application. These are very high quality and recommended to go with the seats for added comfort and warmth on cold days. Cushions are made with Spradling's fabric Silvertex and Crevin's fabric In/Out collection. Dryflex Indoor Foam - Outdoor (Washable). Silvertex Outdoor Vinyl with 100% polyester Hi-Loft. Resistant to stains and mildew. Polyurethane foam filling Dryflex. Density: 30kg/m3 In/Out Crevin 57% PP 38% PES 5% PU. Resistant to stains and mildew. Polyurethane foam filling Dryflex. Density: 30kg/m3 Made to order, please allow 4 to 6 weeks for delivery This product is bespoke and manufactured to order. Therefore this product is non-refundable. Please email [email protected] Please note, some images may include our Dyke & Dean logo as a watermark which does not appear on the product itself and some colours and finishes may vary due to screen calibration.
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Store and show off your vinyl records with this amazing display unit. This product is digital download with all the instructions and measurements needed to built your own unit. Only two sheets of plywood (and some screws) are required. Instructions available in both metric and imperial. These drawings and instructions are perfect for a beginner woodworker and are made with a lot of care to accommodate most types of beginner joinery. So whether you use pocket-holes, dowels or simple butt joints, these plans should be easy to follow and make! All plans include a cut list, material list, optimal cutting layout and general tips & tricks. Note that these are digital files that are ready for download after purchase; no physical item will be send your way.
Oeuvre d'un architecte inconnu, en 1900, le Jardin d'Hiver des Ursulines est une petite merveille Art Nouveau cachée dans un village de Belgique. Pour les Belges qui ne connaîtraient pas encore et les voyageurs de passage, c'est ici : "The winter garden in art nouveau" Bosstraat 9, Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-Waver (près d'Anvers) Tél : 015.30.50.00 - Voir d'autres photos - Plus d'informations - Source : Paradis Express
