Miniature Chair for Gift of Sensitivity

I finished making the pieces for the Princess and the Pea miniature "The Gift of Sensitivity" on the last day of 2025, just meeting my deadline. I haven’t had a chance to photograph the completed scene yet and I want to talk about my experiences making the rest of the pieces before the final reveal.... Continue Reading →

Redefining My Project So I Can Meet My Goal

I spent an afternoon cutting out cardboard for a tower for my Princess and Pea miniature and got a shock. I already knew that the tower was going to be big. Like three-and-a-half feet tall big. But knowing it and seeing it were two completely different things. The wall of the cardboard tower is 36... Continue Reading →

Making Messes Leads to Success

Last week, I actually got back to work on “The Gift of Sensitivity,” my Princess and the Pea diorama. It was yet another reminder that before I make an acceptable miniature,  I’m going to make messes and fail. My challenge this week was making a miniature basket by hand. I started on this back in... Continue Reading →

Embracing Uncertainty on my 2025 Creative Project

Back in February, I decided to make the Princess and the Pea diorama my big project for 2025. However, since finishing the nightgown in April, I have done absolutely nothing on this project. While I have done plenty of other things (from spinning yarn to attending conferences), the only step I’ve taken towards finishing this... Continue Reading →

Miniature Nightgown: Final (Almost) Reveal

The nightgown for my Princess and the Pea diorama is done! But what a journey it has been. For the first time, I truly understand just how much work handmade miniatures take, which is why I’m sharing the behind-the-scenes steps that went into making this miniature garment. Switching from a chemise to a shift put... Continue Reading →

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