Not just for children, the model horse included with the Klutz Press My Very Own Horse Book has potential as a large pony/small horse in 1:12 scale scenes, ... Read More

Two events this week are worthy of notice to miniaturists: Wednesday June 27th, Sotheby's Amsterdam are auctioning off some miniature Dutch chandeliers in their collection of antique silver. The ... Read More

A number of national holidays are coming up, and as many families hold picnics at this time of year it seems appropriate to create patriotic cakes for miniature scenes. Unlike ... Read More

A major part of making any display is getting a sense of time. You feel the scene is real if something is happening right now. In museums, this effect ... Read More

I was going to post a photo with this blog, but the work of Willard Wigan of Birmingham England is so amazing you really need to see all the ... Read More

I knew I would end up filling more miniature fruit baskets. I tripped over some no hole beads I had for another project and voila! You ... Read More

Summer projects should be fun and this Father's Day I plan to get some good photos of my friends and work on a few gentle caricatures based on the local ... Read More

Many of the old (not updated) links to this site bring people looking for dollhouse printable miniatures. Those are now in a section of their own under ... Read More

In the How do they do that? department many people seem to want to know how particular finishes are obtained. How do you make tire tracks in ... Read More

At a miniature show over the weekend a lot of people were working with polymer clay. It was being used for doll scupts, tiny fairies, miniature food, teapots and ... Read More

I'm a big fan of paper miniatures, and Fiddlers Green not only have a wide range but have some of the most unique miniature business cards I've seen. If your ... Read More