Tag: the mouse market
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Learn how to make all manner of spooky sweets and savories for your dollhouse Halloween: witches’ brew punch, candy corn cake, bobbing for apples, bloody finger hot dogs, and so much more! Use coupon code WEEHALLOWEEN to take advantage your 20% off discount, but don’t snooze and lose: When the bell tolls midnight on Halloween,…
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Important Shop Announcement I have a cute Halloween printable for you (free!), but before we get to that, I have an important shop announcement: My shop (both this website and my Etsy shop) will be on break from Sept. 10 through Sept. 28 while I’m away at a work training*. I’ll be leaving the websites…
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Today’s post is a little bit of this and a little bit of that–everything from mini food tutorials to new molds in 1:6 scale! First off, I have a new tutorial in Issue 185 of American Miniaturist. Learn how to make the tiny school lunch, complete with the cutest banana ever. Want to buy this…
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This summer has been flying by, hasn’t it? The mice and I have been up to our ears in tiny food (and other projects), and the new tutorial eBook is finally done. I’ve incorporated a number of your project requests, including lettuce for making realistic salads. One note about this book before I set you…
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While it might seem as if I’ve fallen into a very large hole in the earth, your tutorial requests are still coming along! Since last we (blog) spoke, I’ve signed up to do a handful of projects for American Miniaturist this year, and I have some other projects underway as well, so to ensure that…
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I’ve been in a serious Valentine’s mood lately, so I made a batch of brand new cookie molds, along with an updated miniature chocolates mold. Below, I show you how to mix clay colors for the chocolates, and you can download a free printable for the cute little box. First, the cookie molds. You can…
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Today, I want to show you how to make the tiny hedgehog’s from my last post. (This tutorial is an updated version of one I made a few years ago.) Tools + Supplies Sycamore seed balls (see note, below) X-Acto knife Tweezers Polymer clay in tan, beige and black Artist chalk pastels in browns and…
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In finishing up my Baba Yaga project, I’ve been working on some miniature root veggies and pumpkins to arrange around the yard. After playing around with different methods for making tiny turnips, I’ve put together a quick tutorial for you–enjoy! Supplies polymer clay in white and translucent liquid translucent clay white thread chalk pastels in…
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I’ve been working on a fun little project this month, making one of the three pieces that I’ll be creating for a local art exhibit taking place early next year. I had free reign to create whatever I wanted, the only constraint being that I had to find my inspiration while floating in a sensory…
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The Nutmegs and I were out foraging this morning, and we came upon something curious. I should say they came upon something curious, because it was so small I probably would’ve missed it. The Nutmegs were astonished, and Papa explained that he hadn’t seen these since he was just a mouseling. Hadn’t seen what, exactly?…