For March, we are asking you to share pictures of a miniature laundry room or clothes washing scene. For full instructions, look here.
Here are the beautiful submissions.
Please be patient with the Create team (we are all volunteers) as it may take a few days for your pictures to be posted. You WILL receive a gift but it might take a few weeks.
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From Tammy Witthaus:
This is my laundry room in my Debbie Young Chicago Bungalow.
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From Vicki Scidmore:
Ol’ Jed does his washin’ up over by the outhouse every month whether it’s needed or not. Just watch out for the rattlesnake on the roof!
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From Martha Bates:
I made this 1:24 scale laundry room in an 8-inch tall wood iron purchased from the craft store. When the lid flips up to close the iron, it displays the iron handle and the clothes on the line decor I added.
Hope you can turn the pictures to show it as it is hung on the wall.
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From Stephanie Cooley:
Here is my mini laundry in a bottle - ALL to get the laundry done. The little kitty in the basket is enjoying the warm towels just out of the dryer. Another load waits to be folded.
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From Carol Shea:
This was a class taken from Kate Hubran. It's one of the first I had ever done in quarter scale. This container is one used in public laundries.
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From Julie Stuckmeyer:
This was the first "It's an Open Book" from Robin Betterley's Miniatures entitled "Mama Ladybug's Laundry Day". It is still my favorite ... although I've done three more. I just love the baby ladybugs!
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From Diane Fisher:
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From Laurie Sisson:
Quarter inch scale framed.
