Category: dollhouse miniatures

How to Make Dollhouse Miniature Sweets: Candy Brittle

I made two batches of miniature brittle for a custom order this week, and I’d like to share my technique with you so you can make tiny brittle of your own. Here, I’ll outline how to make brittle with chunks of ice cream cone and roasted peanuts, but you can substitute any mix ins you like. […]

American Girl Easter Cakes

My studio is still an explosion of Easter colors this week, and I’ve just finished a duo of American Girl cakes, complete with cute bunnies, ducks, and lots of pastels. At the request of reader Janice M., I’m also working on a short tutorial book detailing how to make American Girl cakes, and I’ve finished […]

New Easter Tutorial + New Mini Food Molds

I have loads of surprises for you today, my lovelies. Reader Susan B. requested that I make Easter molds, and I didn’t know if I’d be able to pull it off with all of the custom orders due this week, but…ta da! Not only are there brand new molds in my shop, I’ve also written […]

New baking accessories and food jewelry cuteness

For your tiny baking projects, I’ve added a few new pieces to my shop, and today, I’ll give you a photo tour of those items, along with images of some cute new food jewelry. Onwards! 🙂 These metal tins are perfect for dollhouse cookies and other miniature sweets. You can print out your own design and affix it […]

Miniature Food Rings Are Done!

Last week, I put the finishing touches on the miniature food rings I’ve been working on for my own personal stash of jewelry. Well…all but one of the designs is finished, but more on that in a moment. First, pictures! And lots of them. 🙂 As for the last design that I’m still wrapping up, in […]

Dollhouse Miniature Kitchen Furniture

Until now, I’ve never carried dollhouse furniture in my shop, but I’ve decided to experiment with some miniature kitchen appliances. I had way too much fun setting up a tiny scene for photographs, and I’d love to give you a little tour… First off, here’s the kitchen set (see it in my shop here): The […]

Resin Casting Success and Miniature Candy Rings

This morning, I popped more of my resin casting experiments out of their little molds, and hallelujah–they look good! (Just joining us? You can see my earlier attempts, including a few duds in this post and this one.) The three pieces that I was waiting on were a bottle of Oronamin C, a bottle of […]

More Miniature Bottle Resin Casting Experiments

This morning, I checked the results of the resin I poured yesterday, and sadly, I was disappointed in what I found. A few of the pieces were tacky to the touch, which typically is a sign of inadequate mixing or improper proportions of the resin and hardener, but I discovered something that made me think […]

Casting Molds for Miniature Foods

I’m working on some rings for my personal jewelry stash this week that requires me to do a bit of experimenting. The project is a group of miniature food rings, some of which must be made out of resin, because they are bottles with a high degree of translucency. My plan was to sculpt the bottles first […]

How to Sculpt a Dollhouse Miniature Cake with Flowers

I’ve just finished a custom order for a pretty dollhouse cake topped with a very pale green fondant, encircled with forest green ribbon, and decorated with glittery fondant flowers. I used the fondant cake method outlined in How to Sculpt Miniature Bakery Treats from Polymer Clay to make the smooth cake base. Then, I wrapped […]

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