What a fabulous day I had today at Stacey Apeitos's Biggest Morning Tea and Miniature Exhibition in Oakleigh South.
Stacey had invited me down for the morning and what a surprise I got to see her 4' high Doll's House nearly completed with Miniatures......so darn cute...and sooooooooo much work creating all the gorgeous little bits and pieces for each of the rooms.....and she told me that she used her trusty Fiskars Scissors to create many of the Miniatures.....
Not sure which room was my favourite......the Nursery,Parlor,Maid's Room,Formal Lonuge,Pantry,Laundry.....it even had a miniature trough and rollers.....other rooms were Study,Bedrooms, Hallway and Entrance....just like in Gone with the Wind....amazing work performed and created over the past 4 months by one very talented and passionate crafter in Stacey.
Some of you may remember Stacey as the original owner of PAPERIFIC.......well this lady is very talented across many different crafts...often combining her skills learnt from one craft to another to complete her projects.
Stacey is also going through her own battle with Cancer and she is an inspiration to all who know and love her......a true trouper with such a positive outlook on life.....she is also a member of various craft groups......felt making,Miniature,stamping to name but a few....she will turn her hand to anything crafty......
Her house is such a fabulous place to visit as it oozes with Stacey's personality and creations everywhere you look.
I value Stacy's friendship....she is one remarkable woman who touches all who know her with her warmth and kindness and passion for art and craft!!

What a fabulous idea to combine a Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser for the Cancer Council with this Miniature Exhibition.....our Morning Tea was scrumptious and we were even given the recipes to bring home.....
I must admit I love having the opportunity to mix with crafters from other crafts that I don't participate in.....chatting to others there today was a wonderful experience in itself....I love learning....and to chat to others about their craft...is how you can learn to appreciate other crafts......
Thank you Stacey and George for a wonderful Morning Tea.....and for allowing me to share this pic on here!!
xoxo
Lyn Dwyer