Saturday, 27 September 2014
Miniature Japanese Acer
Meant to show this some time ago. Can you remember back, when I was making all the Miniature Plants, for Desdemona's Garden?. Well I was playing around with some spare wires and thought I'd have a go at making a Miniature Japanese Acer. I have no luck with growing the real thing, as where we live, it gets to Wet and Windy in the Winter and scorching Hot in the Summer.
I followed no plan, but just twisted the wires until they looked a natural shape, wrapped them with Florist tape and painted them. I then painstakingly, punched, shaped, veined and glued on the leaves. It took hours, but I have to say I am really pleased with the end result. Just need to add some soil, to the pot and it will be finished..
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4 comments:
It looks beautiful Deb, so realistic. I admire your patience, the results were worth the effort.
It looks fantastic. I can imagine how much work it has been too.
I have one of these trees growing in my garden. They are beautiful trees.
Beautiful! I have just like it in my front lawn!
Wow! I love your beautiful maple! You've achieved such a natural look, very talented.
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