Adding Life to the Exterior: Climbing Vines and Blossoms for the Doctor’s Office

Miniature Garden Scene

I'm currently working on the exterior of the doctor’s office, and I couldn’t resist giving it a little touch of nature! I decided to frame the front with climbing vines and add extra flowers to soften the look. I love when a diorama looks beautiful from every angle, so creating this charming flower-filled exterior has been such a joy.

Flowers made of clay

To make the flowers, I used air-dry clay and made molds of each flower, which helped me quickly create duplicates—definitely a time-saver! The little flower bed is coming to life, and I’m absolutely loving how it’s turning out. Stay tuned for more updates as this cozy scene grows! 🌿

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I specialize in hand painted life-size pet portraits and custom-made miniature dioramas in various sizes.

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