This is one of the entries for the miniature artisan competition open to vendors of the festival. I don't remember the vendor's name as he didn't have any business cards left.
My husband was in love with the scale of these large houses. I think if he could have figured out how to get one home he would have.
So wonderful!
Another shot of the Mulvaney and Roger's "Miss Havisham Wedding Breakfast", as I said before, getting a good picture was a bit difficult owing to the amount of traffic in front of this exhibit.
Art of Mini exhibit. So lovely. This stall was always heavy trafficked so although I managed to purchase a few bits, there were tons more that I would have like to have taken home with me.
Thank you for the rest of the photos. All were wonderful to see.
ReplyDeleteLucky you to have a husband who not only was willing to go to a miniature festival but also like those big houses. :-)
Yes, you're right I am lucky...some days I am luckier than others though LOL
DeleteWow! Those houses are Fantastic! I am enjoying the vicarious visit to Kensington.... might never get there for real! Thank you so much for sharing your pictures! The Mulvaney and Rogers creation is amazing too!
ReplyDeleteThank you Daydreamer, it was wonderful. I couldn't remember the exact name of the Mulvaney and Rogers exhibit but have since seen it on-line and corrected the name.
DeleteHi Skulptress! I have just been looking at your previous post featuring the vendors and exhibits and my jaw drops at all of that Talent that is just across the pond. What a FEAST for the Eyes over there! Where to begin once inside the door? Yet, I believe that you did the wise thing in getting the Stokesayware that was on your list, crossed off first thing, and then going back for the other items later. It would have been so disappointing for you to come home empty handed.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, the show looks like it was a Resounding Success! And I Thank you for the great photos! :D
elizabeth