Sadly not a minute for any new creations this week ... maybe tomorrow :-)
In the meantime here are some pictures of my Le Chocolatier roombox which was an entry in the Minimum World Roombox Shop Competition last month.
And now me thinks enough canisters, decoupage etc ... next week I need to do something completely different .... I'm thinking a pretty pink nursery, lots of ideas and am gathering my pink fabrics in preparation :-)
In the meantime here are some pictures of my Le Chocolatier roombox which was an entry in the Minimum World Roombox Shop Competition last month.
Isn't choosing the colours, paper & fabric the fun part |
Behind the counter ... cake stands, biscuit tins etc |
Shelves filled with paper items and even more canisters ... that's mainly because I cant do fimo!! Its a chocolate shop selling 'chocolate themed' items as well as cakes !! |
Chocolate Books |
The chocolate rose tower cake was bought from 'Good Enough to Eat' and is exactly that!! |
A selection of hot chocolate with flakes, loads of whipped cream and marshmallows from Fran ... yummy :-) |
I like this quiet peaceful corner |
And one scrummy real hot chocolate as a reward |
And now me thinks enough canisters, decoupage etc ... next week I need to do something completely different .... I'm thinking a pretty pink nursery, lots of ideas and am gathering my pink fabrics in preparation :-)
As said before this is really well done. I'm with you on the fabric/paper selection system - I work like that too. It's as time consuming as choosing 1:1 bits, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteWow Jackie, this is soooo beautiful, I LOVE IT!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe colors are so well chosen ( you know blue is my favorit) and everything match great!!
At the second picture there is some fabric with the letters and some blue in it, I LOVE IT, just the fabric I am looking for in my new house, did you print it or is it real fabric?
Sylvia
It’s gorgeous your Le Chocolatier roombox!!
ReplyDeleteThe scene you have arranged is amazing and I do love the last pic with the real hot chocolate. :P
Look forward to your new creation! Warmest, Oiseau
Well Hello! I am so glad you've got a blog going:) And I love the pictures of the shop! So many neat things to look at!
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Katie
Thanks for all your encouraging words, now I just need to get better at blogging, mine is very simple at the moment!
ReplyDeleteSylvia - I printed the blue fabric for the blind and table cloth on paper backed cotton from Crafty Computer Paper but the narrow one I think you mean was bought on Etsy from Homesteadtreasures, their grab bags of mixed pieces are such fun but I'm sure they do bigger quantities ... you're so clever I'm sure you could do it yourself :-)
Ohh, it looks delicieus, all the nice details and the beautiful coleurs, I love it!
ReplyDeleteMini Hugs Mieke
Oh! Scrumptious chocolate. I love your display. yes, choosing the colours and materials is so much fun. I love your choices here. There is so much I admire, could talk for England about it. Thanks Jackie. From Caz
ReplyDeleteJackie, I am so pleased to have found your blog! I love your chocolate shop! I have always thought that chocolate brown and pale blue is one of the best color combinations!!! Everything looks so wonderful and inviting! I have looked at all of your other posts and look forward to more!
ReplyDeleteWow Jackie, you have made een wonderful chocolatier. So cosy, sweet and colorful...
ReplyDeleteThank you that you are my follower...
gr.Heleni
Jackie, I love chocolat and I love your room box!
ReplyDeleteGreat work and lovely pictures. I look at them many times.
:D piikko
Es una escena preciosa, me ha encantado.
ReplyDeletebesitos ascension
This is excellent, so much attention to detail, well done indeed.
ReplyDeleteDave
Esta chocolateria es maravillosa!
ReplyDeleteGran trabajo!
My Favourite! Choc-full of perfect mini accessories.
ReplyDeleteWell done, this is so good I'm hungry ;)
Mins xxx