There is a great thread on DoA regarding this, but I ended up making my own miniature books before I found that one. I will update this with some better pictures as soon as I can. There are some rare, amazing miniature D&D books out there, but those can go for $100+ a set, which I just don't have the funds for. *sigh* So, I make do with these.
Recast vs legitimate doll comparisons, and random doll-related tutorials. I am anti-recast, pro-owner. I will never bully or harass anyone, but I'm choosing not to support recasts any longer. This blog contains comparisons and information for helping to identify recasts sold on the secondhand market.
NOTE:
I do not make, sell, or traffic in bootleg/recast dolls or any other product.
I do not provide information on where or how to buy them.
Any recast information on this blog is for information purposes only, for identifying recast products on the second hand market.
I do not provide information on where or how to buy them.
Any recast information on this blog is for information purposes only, for identifying recast products on the second hand market.
Showing posts with label miniature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label miniature. Show all posts
Monday, October 13, 2014
Monday, January 20, 2014
Mini Magic Cards! (File temporarily unavailable for downloading thingy)
NOTE: Having a temporary problem with dropbox making the file unaccessable for a little while. I'll get it uploaded to my flicker in the meantime. Sorry about that guys!!!
Here's my tutorial for making miniature cards, in this case Magic the Gathering cards.
Here's my tutorial for making miniature cards, in this case Magic the Gathering cards.
You could probably do this with any card game, but this is the only one I personally play (besides Call of Cthulhu lol) so that's what I made.
You need:
You need:
- Scissors
- Paper
- Make sure your printer has colored ink
- Photoshop or the image file from this blog
- Plastic baggy
- Tape, mod podge, and/or glue
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Miniature Book of Shadows Tutorial
You'll need:
- Cardboard (thickness is up to you, but I like to use corrugated cardboard)
- Glue (Elmer's white glue or glue stick, hot glue or super glue or other strong glue)
- Dark tea bag, steeped (but don't burn yourself!)
- Match or lighter
- Water
- Decorative objects (flowers, scrapbooking materials, stickers, etc)
- Printed pictures
- Ribbons
- Decorative paper and/or fabric
- Stapler or thread and needle
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Pencil
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