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Other Stuff => Workbench => Topic started by: ancientsociety on 20 December 2011, 07:23:40 PM
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I threw together a small marketplace in a few days this past weekend. I was inspired by Nevermore's thread on Lead Adventure on how to make simple market stalls from matchsticks and foamboard. The tutorial is really simple and the only changes I made were adding a second crossbrace to the end pieces and using pre-printed fabrics on the roofs.
I used some charms as small sculptures, rolls of fabric, some dollhouse cutlery and dishes, and various weapons to round out the goods offered.
The sack stacks are made from oven-baked clay. I just rolled out a length, cut small pieces and tapered the edges before building up the stack and using a piece of canvas to add texture to the surface of the stacks. 30 minutes of bake time and 30 minutes of drybrushing and a wash and viola! - instant sacks!
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-5dV1v0FJQbg/TvDdRjTSbHI/AAAAAAAADJE/Ws9W2vhynXM/s1600/DSCN2101.JPG)
More pics of the market here (http://empireofghosts.blogspot.com/2011/12/bizarre-bazaar.html)
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Very nice.
May I ask about the material for the "roofs."
What did you use?
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Very nice.
May I ask about the material for the "roofs."
What did you use?
The roof itself is white foamboard. The fabric is simply a variety of pre-printed fabric swatches my wife had left over from sewing.
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Looking good there. nicely done :D