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German born, Parisian resident 24-year-old Stéphanie Kilgast lovingly crafts her miniatures with dedicated attention to detail. Love her work? You're in luck, she's got an Etsy shop. Inspired to make your own? Lucky again. Stéphanie is kind enough to instruct. Start small: HowTo make teeny, tiny lemons.
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Create solid water for miniature dioramas and models
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Put LED lights in miniature dioramas and game terrain
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Make shingles for a Tudor style roof on a dollhouse
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Make a plush stuffed toy body without sewing
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Model grass for miniature dioramas and game terrain
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Make a Barbie-sized princess tiara
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Make a LEGO replica of the Lancer chainsaw / machine gun from Gears of War
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Make salt dough for crafting
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Remove ink stains from your American Girl doll
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Clean your American Girl dolls' skin
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Make a miniature ziggurat
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Repair decorative figurines with molding clay and glue
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Restore your American Girl doll's shiny silky hair
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Make a voodoo doll out of almost anything
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Weigh the shoulder and attach the arm on a reborn doll
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Set eyes into a reborn baby doll
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Apply blue wash to neutralize orange on a reborn doll
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Attach a hook to a polymer clay charm
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Make a fantasy base for Warhammer or another miniature game with cork board
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Customize your Blythe doll by rerooting her hair
How To:
Create solid water for miniature dioramas and models
How To:
Put LED lights in miniature dioramas and game terrain
How To:
Make shingles for a Tudor style roof on a dollhouse
How To:
Make a plush stuffed toy body without sewing
How To:
Model grass for miniature dioramas and game terrain
How To:
Make a LEGO replica of the Lancer chainsaw / machine gun from Gears of War
How To:
Make a Barbie-sized princess tiara
How To:
Make salt dough for crafting
How To:
Remove ink stains from your American Girl doll
How To:
Clean your American Girl dolls' skin
How To:
Make a miniature ziggurat
How To:
Repair decorative figurines with molding clay and glue
How To:
Restore your American Girl doll's shiny silky hair
How To:
Weigh the shoulder and attach the arm on a reborn doll
How To:
Make a voodoo doll out of almost anything
How To:
Set eyes into a reborn baby doll
How To:
Apply blue wash to neutralize orange on a reborn doll
How To:
Make a fantasy base for Warhammer or another miniature game with cork board
How To:
Attach a hook to a polymer clay charm
How To:
Customize your Blythe doll by rerooting her hair
2 Comments
I bet they cost a fortune though, its always the small things!
I knew I should have bought myself that dollhouse. dang...
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