Schleich Farm Project

Yeehaw, partners.

Doesn’t this just look adorable?

The rise of country culture on the internet is undeniable. But I’m truthfully all for it. Sometimes, I’d like nothing more but to move to a lovely little cottage near a grassy field and live a simple life, growing my own food and relishing in the wonderful natural surroundings. And this project, I hope, can combine my love of toys, love of animals, and love of the countryside all into one beautiful model. Here’s the plan.

What I’ll Need ~

  1. A large cardboard box to build the countryside model in.
  2. Schleich or other realistic, well-crafted small toy animals.
  3. Moss, rocks, and twigs.
  4. A toy barn.
  5. Paint (green, blue, yellow, and a bit of white).
  6. A glue gun to atach bits of the terrain and add shine to the river.
  7. Scissors (to cut the cardboard).
  8. Lots of patience and determination.
Model inspo (mine won’t look this good, I promise)

How I’ll Build It ~

This is something that will take a lot of time, and I’ll kind of learn how to do as I go along, adding little shrubs and touchups here and there. The basic idea, however, is that I’ll paint and glue things into a box. Yeah… that may be simplifying it. I also want to create a paper mache hill and a little river, out of paint and glue or maybe something more fancy, like sheet plastic. I’ll make trees out of either dried moss or chenille. It will be a process. It will be an adventure. Mostly, though, it will be fun.

What I Have To Begin With ~

So far, I have a Schleich lamb named May, a pig named Big Bang, some moss and cool rocks, a goose, a chicken, and a little clowder of cats.

Just a lil’ sample of my materials ^

I would like to thank:

https://www.thesprucecrafts.com

And:

https://schleichhorsestack.home.blog/

For inspiring me to do this. See you soon, cowboys!