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TheMiniatureBazaar — Miniature Stand Tutorial (For Pennies or Plates)
Published: 2012-03-26 03:49:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 13953; Favourites: 300; Downloads: 155
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TUTORIAL TIME!I got a ton of people asking me for a tutorial on my penny stand. It is really simple to do and you can make tons! Make them with colored wire, twist wire over the stand, and just have fun with it!
Feel free to use this tutorial- share it, favorite it, leave me comments! Just please don't claim the tutorial as your own. I know stands like this have been around longer than me, I just wanted to show you guys how I make mine!
If I spelled anything wrong or had any typos, feel free to let me know. I won't promise I'll fix it, but it would be nice to know just in case! Haha!
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►MY DEVIANTART: [link]
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Comments: 38
This idea he created is just as useful as the instructions he has given us seen here. The penny stand will revolutionize the world of tiny artworks such as his. I am giving him 4 Stars or more in all categories because this idea is one of a kind, and this picture of how to make it gives us a more in-depth look on how the penny stand functions in the structure of art work. He can get somewhere with this and I believe in him. Christopher Blake, you truly know how to inspire us with your miniature form of art. Keep those fresh ideas poster and I will tell you my opinions.
-The Major
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Hello Christopher, I am new here and I have just discovered your blog and tutorials. I was just wandering how to make stand for some plates I have just found. Now I know thanks to your tutorail and the great pictures. You are very creative. If you have time, have a look at my project: a French shophouse. You can see it at;
[link]
I am impatient to read more about your project!
Have a great day
Patrick
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Thanks so much, Patrick! You can call me Blake!
I am browsing your blog and I love it! I will
definitely be following you over there!
I am hoping to get back to my house within the next few days!
Thanks for the comment! I hope to hear more from you!
-Blake
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What a wonderful tut! I will definitely be using it. Thank you.
Also....My 9 yr old daughter is amazed by your work and commented that if she was old enough she would want to date someone as talented as you.
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Thank you!
Aww! That is so sweet!
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Yay why didn't I see this before!!I'm so glad you made this tutorial, I'm sure it will help a lot of people
Actually I couldn't wait and asked my boyfriend to make me one a month ago xD he saw yours and designed something similar, except that the back leg (?) isn't so sophisticated.
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Thanks so much! ahaha!
And yeah, I really just made it because I needed it. I didn't put too much thought into the look or anything. xD
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Extremely useful and thank you very much, this will be a lifesaver for me...I'll most definitely use it.
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interesting tutorial. I do like your metal one more then the paper one though.
I'm saving this one
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Thanks 
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Wow, thank you so much. I freakin love mini artwork. This will be very useful, but can it hold any coin?
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Thanks so much! Yes, it can! The size of the stand might have to be altered for something a little larger and heavier like a quarter, but it works for almost anything flat and round!
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OMG this is so easy and cool! Thank you soo much, I know it will be very usefull to people here.. and maybe to me once I start doing clay figures! ~
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Thank you so much! 
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Ohh that's sweer from you, and welcome, this is so easy to do!
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Wonderful tutorial! So simple yet so effective. Thanks~
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No problem! Thanks for the comment!
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Huh, never knew it was so simple. Thanks for the tutorial!
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Easy as pie! No problem!
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