Taking the Mystery Out of Scale in a Miniature Garden: Part 1
There before me, in all of its glory, was the first miniature fairy garden I had ever seen. I was enchanted. Cottages, less than two-feet high, were charming with their shingled or thatched roofs, paned glass windows, and stucco siding with accents of stone. As my gaze continued to look over the garden, I could hear the relaxing sound of a waterfall that cascaded into a river.
Everything was miniature in size, even the trees and shrubs. Fairies were busy enjoying the garden as they stood by the bridge or sat on a patio bench. It was time for me to discover what fairy gardens or miniature gardening was all about. I needed to solve the mystery and begin creating my own garden.
For the next couple of weeks, follow along with me on a miniature garden adventure to learn more about scale. Next week's post will look into the 1:12 scale, which is the most common scale used in fairy gardens.
Taking the Mystery out of Scale in Miniature Gardens:
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Minikin Scale in the Fairy Garden
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