r/miniatures

I spent last weekend assembling three of those Rolife mini kits in an unhealthy amount of time. My mom was so impressed she ordered me a dollhouse kit (Vermont Farmhouse Jr) to put together and at first I was horrified.

....but now I've reorganized my craft room, picked out and tested paint colors, bought a few YouTube recommended tools, and now I've made this... Just out of things I had laying around.

My wallet is in danger isn't it... ?

This is my personality now... Isn't it... ?

I transformed one room of my 15-room Movie & TV Show Dollhouse into a Game of Thrones-inspired bathroom featuring:
⚔️ Iron Throne Toilet
🐉 Dragon Tub and Shower
❄️ Ice Sink Vanity
📚 Hidden Easter Eggs throughout the room!
There is a full step-by-step build is now on my YouTube channel, Whitney LaBrie Miniatures

Bathroom for a little girl that is arriving from UK. I've tried to create a pretty bathroom to make her feel welcome and wanted.

I've made a lot of miniature kits... like, a lot a lot of them, but this one is my absolute favorite and I loved building it. I added a lot of extra little details but it was already wonderfully detailed all on its own. It had some new and complex little additions that really made my day. I know this is just a kit and not nearly as nifty as handmade miniatures, but I hope some of you will enjoy it anyway! My favorite detail is the art on the wall above the kitchen. It was so cool to make. Highly recommend!

Also, please note the microwave WITH A LIGHT IN IT!!

Just finished this today

Finally done with the ‘hard construction’ of the interior structure. It took way longer than I wanted to, but the cafe is officially semi-open for business 🫪

Next comes filling up the bookshelves and adding more tiny details to the space, which I’m more excited about

This is for my 5yo, hence the aesthetic. I wish I bought good wallpaper or cardstock instead of using regular paper, but it'll have to do.

I recently finished this tiny fairy-garden-style scene inside a glass jar using mostly inexpensive and recycled materials.

Materials used:

House: made entirely from cardboard

Boat: handcrafted from wood

Tree: made from wire and sponge

Dock/platform: built using toothpicks and popsicle sticks

Water effect: colored resin/gel effect with small pebbles at the bottom

My goal was to create a peaceful little lakeside cottage while keeping the cost as low as possible. Most of the materials were things I already had at home.

I'd love to hear your thoughts, suggestions, or ideas for improving future builds!

made for each family member based on their style qnd interests

This is a bedroom in my 1/6 scale dollhouse that is currently a work in progress! The dollhouse itself is set in present-day but the doll that "lives" in this bedroom just loves that 2000s aesthetic. It's not perfect by any means, but I'm happy with how it's turning out! There are things that I have repurposed for use in the dollhouse. For example, that little CD player is actually a pencil sharpener. There are also a number of things that I have made myself. For example, I made the bed, desk, computer tower, all lamps, DVDs and CDs. Oh, and the TV actually works haha.

My very first miniatures, it really is sooo incredibly true when they say trust the process.