The 68 Thorne Miniature Rooms enable one to glimpse elements of European interiors from the late 13th century to the 1930s and American furnishings from the 17th century to the 1930s. Painstakingly constructed on a scale of one inch to one foot, these fascinating models were conceived by Mrs. James Ward Thorne of Chicago and constructed between 1932 and 1940 by master craftsmen according to her specifications.
Video provided by: Le Room Boxes di Ileana Ottini
Handmade doll's house miniatures by artisan, Frances Knight.
Video provided by: Fran's Miniatures
An elegant example of a dolls' house in a cabinet, made in the early 1800s and commissioned by a Manchester doctor, Dr John Killer.
Video provided by: Le Room Boxes di Ileana Ottini
A very clever miniature scene created by Deb Roberts.
Video provided by: Deb's Minis
"Mon Plaisir" (My Pleasure) is a baroque village in miniature. It consists of many houses, 82 rooms, and more than 400 dolls, and provides an intimate view of 18th-century life in Augustenburg Germany, detailing the reality at that time with aristocracy, middle class and farmer. Created over several decades, by Princess Dorothea of Schwarzburg-Arnstadt and her countless helpers.
Video provide by: Le Room Boxes di Ileana Ottini
The Witch's House, The Magician's House, and Wise Ways Emporium.
Video provided by: Deb's Minis
Handcrafted 1:12th Scale Miniature Pharmacy inspired by the wonderful art of Charles Wysocki.
Video provided by: YouTuber~ MiniatureCollector
The Dollhouse Castle was designed and created by Colorado miniaturist Elaine Diehl, who was inspired by the character of Lady Elaine and her fantasy castle in Tennysons Lady of the Lake. The Dollhouse Castle is owned by Dr. Michael Freeman and his wife Lois Freeman and is currently on loan to the Nassau County Museum of Art on Long Island New York.
Video provided by: Le Room Boxes di Ileana Ottini
Thank you Debbie, from Tiny Treasures! If you haven't been over to Debbie's blog, you are really missing out, she's a fabulous blogger and miniature maker! The Apothecary she is making, is out of this world, a must see!
The rules of this award are to list seven things I Love and then pass it on to another seven Kreativ Bloggers.
Seven things I love:
1. My husband and 4 children
2. My Boston Terriers, Boomer & Bodhi
3. My online miniature friends
4. Blogging
5. Miniature Swaps
6. Chili Burgers
7. Rob Zombie
The seven blogs I would like to give this award to:
Grace, over at TreeFeathers. I love Grace's miniature books and she always has interesting blog posts.
Kathie, from KathiB's Miniatures for her fantastic miniatures, I absolutly love Marie Laveau's Creole Cottage.
Doreen, from the blog, Doreen's Miniature Projects, she has loads of great projects.
Taenia, from Taenia's Miniatures, go over to her blog and see the fabulous "Pleasantville" scene.
Casita Mini, for the amazing amount of information, links and tutorials on this blog.
Tonyina from, Can Tonyina Minis for her mouth watering mini food!
Ruth from the blog, Sweetbutnotsour's Creations, for her fun and fabulous Art Dolls.
I'll be back later to post a new video.
ItsyBella & Friends, 1-inch miniature dolls by artist Cheri DeGruccio.
Video provided by: ItsyBella.com
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