Aangezien Kleine Ikke een vaste bewoner is van mijn mini
boerderij, die wordt ingericht zoals het er in de jaren ’50 uitzag, heb ik voor
haar zo’n houtje touwtje jas/duffelcoat/montycoat (met de hand) gemaakt. Het was 'n ontzettend priegelwerk, want het jasje is net 4,5 cm lang en 3 cm breed (gemeten zonder capuchon!).
Dit
soort jas werd in de jaren na de 2e wereldoorlog veel gedragen.
Zie voor meer informatie: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duffel_(jas)
Since Little Me is a permanent resident of my mini farm,
which is decorated as it looked in the 50s, I made for her a specific (monty)coat, it’s made by hand. It was delicate (detailed) work, because the jacket measures just 4,5 cm long and 3 cm wide (measured without the hood!)
This kind of coat was worn a lot in the years after
the WWII worn.
For more information, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duffel_coat
En ja, er zit modder op de laarzen, ze woont op een boerderij, toch?!
And yes, there is mud on the boots, she lives on a farm, right ?!
Ook heb ik voor haar een warme shawl en een paar
rubberlaarzen (van Fimoklei) gemaakt, die komen altijd van pas nu de winter in
aantocht is. Bij regen en sneeuw en in combinatie met dikke wollen kousen houdt
ze haar voetjes lekker warm.
Deze rubberlaarzen zijn wat te groot, maar die zijn dan ook
op de groei gemaakt. Ook al omdat het vroeger het heel gewoon was als je de
laarzen van je oudere broer of zus kreeg. Als die tenminste niet te erg
versleten waren, lees: te glad omdat het profiel weg was. Toentertijd kreeg je dan
een flinke prop watten voor in de teenlaars en dan je kon er weer even mee
vooruit ;O).
I also made a warm shawl and a pair of rubber wellies (from
Fimo clay) for her, they always come in handy now that winter is approaching.
In rain and snow and in combination with thick wool stockings, she keeps her
feet nicely warm.
These wellies are a bit too big, but they're also made with
a view to growing requirements. Also because in the past it was quite common
that you got the old wellies of your older sibling's. That's to say if they
weren't too much wornout, and not too smooth because the profile was worn
off. So back then you got a good wad of
cotton in the front of the toe of the 'new' boot and you could wear them again
for awhile ;O).
Omdat Kleine Ikke gewone schoentjes draagt, die op haar voetjes zitten vast geplakt, kwam ik op het idee om voor haar ‘nieuwe onderbenen' te maken. Eerst heb ik de laarsjes gemaakt, die voor meer dan de helft hol zijn. Daar heb ik de nieuwe onderbenen in gelijmd, die ik eerst voorzien heb van een maillot, want in de winter is het te koud om met blote beentjes buiten te lopen…..
Since Little Me wears regular tiny shoes, which are glued to her feet, I came up with the idea to make her 'new lower legs'. First I made the boots (Fimo clay), which are more than half hollowed out. In it I glued the new lower legs, which I first provided with children tights, because in the winter it is too cold to walk outside with bare legs…..
Since Little Me wears regular tiny shoes, which are glued to her feet, I came up with the idea to make her 'new lower legs'. First I made the boots (Fimo clay), which are more than half hollowed out. In it I glued the new lower legs, which I first provided with children tights, because in the winter it is too cold to walk outside with bare legs…..
….nu kan Kleine Ikke van benen wisselen met de jaargetijden
mee ;O).
Op de foto hierboven kun je goed het verschil in maat tussen
de laarzen en haar schoenen zien.
….now Little Me can change legs with the seasons ;O).
At the picture above you can clearly see the difference in
size between the boots and her shoes.
Van heel dichtbij kun je de specifieke houtje touwtje sluiting
beter zien.
Here, in close up, you can see better the specific closure
of this coat.
Zo, mijn kleine meid is warmpjes aangekleed en nu kan ze er
op uit. Waar gaat ze nu naar toe?
Meer daarover in een volgend blog bericht.
Blijf gezond en zorg goed voor elkaar!
Dank voor jullie fijne reacties, fijn weekeinde toegewenst!
Okay, my little girl is now dressed warmly and ready to go out. Where to is she going, you ask?
More about this in a next blog post.
Stay safe and take good care of each other!
Thank you for your kind comments, have a nice weekend!
Ilona
15 opmerkingen:
me encanta esa idea de piernas cambiantes ...! y ese abrigo...
Lol! I just love the interchangeable legs for your mini me. Her coat looks so snuggly and her child-like poses are very fun. Nice work!
Que gran idea las piernas intercambiables de temporada!! El abrigo (aquí lo llamamos trenka) te ha quedado fenomenal, que bien le sienta a la pequeña! Y las botas de agua (aquí las llamamos katiuskas) son imprescindibles para poder pisar y saltar los charcos, le espera una bonita diversión y sin pasar frio!!
Besos.
In my family I was the oldest. So I got hand-me-downs from my older cousins. Then they got passed to my little sister. And if boots were too big...well, double up on the socks and they'll fit.
The wellies look wonderful! I love the mud on the bottom.
Dear Ilona,
Little you is looking so cozy warm and super cute in her new warm coat and boots. I love the idea of just 'changing your legs' with the seasons LOL.
Your little creations are (as always) such an inspiration to what can be achieved in this tiny scale. Thank you as always.
Stay safe and well.
Hugs Anna x
Dear Ilona, Little You with the changeable legs (what an incredible idea) looks so very cute and cozy inside her warm coat. I was the eldest sibling and got my shoes new but always a few sizes larger so they'll last longer while my feet grow.
I love your work on these winter clothes. Beautiful and stunning as ever.
Stay safe!
Hugs, Drora
que maravilla, parece increible que puedas conseguir un acabado tan bueno y con tanto detalle siendo tan sumamente pequeño. Las botas son geniales, y si, yo tambien las herede de mi hermano mayor
Little you is indeed dressed warmly, the coat is just perfect and I like the mud on the boots. What an excellent idea to have two pairs of legs. I can't wait to read your next post, will she go and see animals?
Stay safe
Geneviève
Ilona, tu as réalisé le manteau que j'ai adoré porter lorsque j'étais petite fille !
Quelle bonne et amusante idée de faire des jambes interchangeables !
Prends soin de toi. Bises.
The duffle-coat and the boots are really successful.
Did I ever tell you before that you are incredible??? ;O) What an amazing work - the dufflecoat is stunning in every wayl. And why am I not surprised that you even managed to add those typical wooden "knob-buttons"??? The way you've made this is awesome - and so is the idea of legs changing to the season. This is sooooo you... very clever. And so realistic of having boots being too big... and of course with mud on.
The photos of Little You cozy and warm in her coat with the hoodie on are priceless. And now I wonder what she is up to - if I was her wearing such a wonderful and warm outfit being perfect for adventures... well, leaf pile hopping would be coming to my mind. ;O)
Hugs
Birgit
Your mini you is ready for Winter!!! Love the coat and the boots and even more the story behind them.
I think your idea of interchangeable legs and shoes is terrific and sooo clever!! And what about all those little details you never miss, bigger shoes, the coat button, the mud, the piece of cotton in the toe part, etc!! You are amazing!!!
Dear Ilona, you have gotten Way ahead of me in the past few days! I can't keep up!!! The coat you made for "Little you" is adorable!! And she is so happy in her boots and climbing around on the spool of thread... what beautiful pictures! And I remember coats with the "toggle" fasteners! Mine was navy blue! :) Your method of changing her shoes to boots is a little like my seasonal garden pods...!!! :):):)
Little you is so sweet.
Minnie-Me's winter clothing is adorable!
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