National Miniature Dollhouse Month Day 4

Thought in honor of this month, I would share with you some of my favorite minis. I've had this little girl about 15 years. She was done by a very dear fellow miniaturist - Betty Perry from Leavenworth Ks. It was a Christmas gift and has been a treasure ever since. It is from polymer clay.

National Miniature Dollhouse Month Day 3

I hope I can do this every day this month. Of course, I started a day late - but better late than never. Here are some mini pull toys that I assembled. Found them on etsy. I absolutely love them all.

National Dollhouse Miniatures Month

What a great month. I just returned from the Region 2 N doll show in San Francisco. Got some great dolls - especially some mini dolls. The 2 larger dolls (only about 3 inches) are Cathy Hansen dolls and the little baby on pillow is from Maree Massey. Celebrating Minis.

Funky New Raggedies

I had these doll blanks that needed to be dressed. Well, of course, I thought or RA&A. Little off beat, but cute and a nice addition to my ever growing collection.

It's a great day for a picnic

Here's my newest mini scene. I had this candy container and it just fit in the remains of a covered cheese board. Thought it looked like a bear picnic.

Miniature display windows

I have so many little things that need proper homes. Some are so cute that I don't want to lose them in a room box. I have made 3 little boxes that I call display windows. I think they are cute. Enjoy.

Toy Shop

Toys, toys, toys. I love toys and have made and collected lots of them in years and years of swapping. Thought this little background, from one of those printed gift bags, inside a plastic paint can would make a great background. Had an extra plant stand from my last year's trip to the St. Louis Miniature show and thought it would make a great stand for toys. Intend to top off the can with a big red bow and a gift card on the side that says "Santa, I can explain...". Mostly done, thought I would share.