I took these photos last night:
Yay, lights!
Happy Christmas! I’ve had time to do some festive cross stitch!
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Each New Year, I plan out how many stitching projects I think I’ll be able
to fit in during the coming year. Each year, I overestimate enormously!!
This ye...
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They look fab at night! So real! Great!:)
ReplyDeleteWow, looks fantastic! I like it so much.
ReplyDeleteThe fires look fantastic! I really have to get one :)
ReplyDeleteIra
Excellent - well worth the grief with the electrics!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tip in your previous post about where to find realistic fires. They add so much to your wonderful ovens and fireplace.
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone :)
ReplyDeleteLooking great, Nina! Nothing like lights and fire to bring a scene to life.
ReplyDeleteCynthia
Absolutely Divine! I think I could sit right down and warm myself at that fire... and smell the roast cooking! Those egg-carton stones are so perfect! You do an amazing job!
ReplyDeleteIt looks just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteOoohh i love this it looks very realistic
ReplyDeletexx
The fires look so real! I think it's due to the fact that they have actual flames and not just glowing embers! ;o) The night time photo just shows the room as it's best. ;o)
ReplyDeleteI'm just amazed how quickly you have done all the fabulous work Nina (including the little ones too!) ;o))
Michelle xx
Thanks so much for your comments, all :) Yes, miniature lighting is well worth all the trouble, every time. I'll often just put the lights on in the castle, and just sit and enjoy every vista!
ReplyDeleteWow it does look effective at night. Love it. Makes it look so cozy in there.
ReplyDeleteWell worth the effort :-)
light of the fire crackling in the fireplace, is something that has always fascinated me .. thanks a lot for these wonderful pictures, so realistic, they have a hypnotic atmosphere, I never get tired of coming to watch ...
ReplyDeletemany compliments for this great job!
Caterina, from far Italy