Memories of Summer

Memories of those halcyon days,
are fading fast.



Like footprints on the beach
scattered by the wind...




Carefree days, golden days,



Sand, sun and soft summer breezes.



Blue skies with little white clouds drifting by...
Bathing suits, wet towels and laughter.



Collecting shells...



Children's voices...
Hot dogs and ice cream...
More laughter.






Swim, read, relax...




Freedom to do what you want...

When you want.


Building castles in the sand...


and building them in the sky....


Dreaming. Snoozing.



Feeling alive,
Living
Life



Changing the world into miniature...
One thing at a time

Printable Miniature Book Cover for everyone.

Writing paraphernalia...and a mini book cover with improved spelling!

The month of December is nearly upon us, and soon it will be time to deliver those Christmas cards. There is such pleasure in opening these, and whether they have been handmade or bought, they bring such joy, all lined up on the mantle for Christmas time.

I love collecting writing paraphernalia, and it is the ideal time to take out all of these when preparing special wishes and words for friends at Christmas time.

This miniature glass pen, a treasured gift from Sorrento, Amalfi Coast, Italy, always gives me great pleasure to look at, and to hold such a delicate object. It is not 1/12 scale, but about 1/3 in scale.

Which colour do you prefer your cards and envelopes to be?

The final touch... the ritual of sealing letters, whether with wax, or embossing it...

So have a cup of tea, and start preparing your cards...

Oh yes, I am apparently slowly but surely losing my mind... and my 'h' as well! Those of you that noticed! Well I replaced the Calligrapy with Calligraphy on the back of the book! I need to spell check in Photoshop. Sorry about that !

And for those that are interested, here is another book cover for copying.

Changing the world into miniature...

One thing at a time

Printable Miniature Book Covers

A printable book cover:
The photograph on the cover is one that I took over the summer of a lighthouse on the Koh Chang Island in Thailand.

Feel free to copy and paste it, but only for personal use please.
Click on the image for the large version and for the best possible copy.



The white lines are to guide you when you do the folding of the dust jacket, but they will barely be visible in a 1/12 scale.


I would think that it would be best to scale it down to 7/8 of an inch for a coffee table book.









































Changing the world into miniature...
One thing at a time