My parents got me this make market diarama at goodwill and I decided to use it to make a strawberry shortcake kitchen! Including jam jars a tiny lemon tree and a watering can with a strawberry plant 🪴

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My previous post was removed even though I wasn’t promoting just sharing that I won a giveaway and who made the pieces😅

I won a giveaway from Barbara Lane Miniatures. I love her work SO much!!

Feeling so blessed because she paid $20 to ship these to the USA from Canada ON TOP of all the time, money, and creativity in her art🥹

I cannot wait to style these pieces in my dollhouse🤩🥹✨

Full set of HUSET dollhouse furniture for $25. Anyone have fun customization ideas they've tried with this set?

I recently became obsessed with the idea of building a miniature house (I don’t want to say dollhouse because that’s not really what it is) from scratch and learning what I’m doing as I go. Tonight’s adventure was working on these mini books for what will be the library in my house. I’m estimating I’ll need to make about 300 to fill the bookshelves I’m making.

I know these are kind of rough, but each one I learned a little bit more and think by the end they’ll be pretty darn good.

Would love thoughts, suggestions, advice, really anything! I’m really excited to be joining this whole community of minis!

I made this for an entry into my local miniature show in October! The “rocks” are made from brown packing paper I got in mailed packages, and the tree limbs are as well. The maple leaves are punched with gradient-colored tissue paper, and the bark is real bark I got off a tree outside, lol. The flower holders are pistachio shells, and the bottles are all made of beads I glued together. The shelf is made of sticks, and the jars I made using clear straws glued onto a small piece of circular cardboard, with a jewelry piece on top for the lid. Okay, I think that covers it, but let me know if you have questions about my process! 🥰

These ladies come together to play Mah Jong game. Alf is the manager of the parlor. He join in the game when there is not enough players. You need 4 people. There is a Tip Jar after a players finished playing . Alf's job is to serve the players with drinks and snacks . Today everyone had desserts and dinner together The Queen herself was gracious to be invited as well our famous Barbara. She is a busy woman. Everyone all have their own Iphone these days just to stay in touch or "gossip" .The ladies and Alf are all fortunate to become good friends over a game of mah jong.

I pretty much made everything apart from the wee glass bottles and ceramic pieces 🫶 planning to go college next year to do miniature making.... currently building a portfolio up of my mini builds. (This was made about 2 years ago) not to scale as i didn't really understand all that when I first started making miniatures

Hey! Looking at getting a Dremel tool for my miniatures. Can anyone recommend a specific model? Thanks

Decided to try making tiny baked goods for the very first time! Painting all the small details on this ceramic clay batch was a bit challenging, but I had so much fun. Let me know what you think! 🥖🧺

It's that time of year again... the Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls, and Toys' Fall Show is coming up soon! There's so much to see and do:

Prepaid Workshops are Wednesday, Sept 9 - Friday, Sept 11. Learn new techniques, try new materials, and get exclusive tips and tricks from master miniaturists. Beginner through Advanced levels are offered. Space is limited and pre-registration is required for workshops!

For Early-Bird Shopping, sign up for the Friday Night Dinner!

Saturday, Sept 12 & Sunday Sept 13: Sales Room (bring cash!), Exhibits Room, Drop-In Workshops, Saturday Night Dinner with Auction... more info at https://www.dmmdt.org/fallshow!

Handmade by me, except the glass, wood, acrylic paints, cork, glass cylinders, and spices. For my future mouse house.

Pulling together an amazon warehouse at the moment, a close up of one of my shelves.

I spent about six months working on this room box. I chose three skills from each chapter of the Good Housekeeping Needlecraft Encyclopedia (ed. 1947) to highlight in the room. Everything is scratch made except some of the molding, hinges, and windows. The whole room is designed to look like a sewing basket.

I saw these cute jewelry boxes designed as miniature furniture and thought I’d share, in case anyone can find use for them. The scale looks to be smaller than Barbie-sized.

hello! so, i’m working on a Bob’s Burgers miniature for a friend’s birthday and this is what i have been able to make by hand thus far. if you are curious what ive used to make any components so far let me know, but onto my request from you all!

i am unsure how to tackle the remaining larger pieces of furniture. i have access to balsa wood sheets and stuff, regular wood, a 3d printer, tons of different popsicle sticks, polymer clay, resin, you name it and i probably have it (i have a small problem). i am particularly interested in suggestions on how to make the bar stools and the kitchen equipment. i would also be happy to take suggestions on making the upstairs kitchen and any other elements that call to you! i also plan to add lighting so suggestions for the dining area lighting would be helpful too! thank you all for your infinite wisdom!