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Miniatura began in 1983 as a place for miniaturists to get together and enjoy their hobby. A place where craftspeople and collectors could meet and celebrate the best of the miniatures hobby. The organisers have always put this sentiment at the heart of the show. It is very much for miniaturists and by miniaturists.
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Cowboys and Englishmen
Miniaturist Angela Kinnunen of Raptoor Crafting always has something unique and interesting on the go. For a recent edition of Dolls House & Miniature Scene, I was delighted to interview her to write an article on her Wonky Wonderland in 1:48 scale with...
Meet author Audrey Burges and her Minuscule Mansion
I’m sure lots of miniaturists love relaxing with a good book, and one I can heartily recommend as the subject is close to all our hearts, is Audrey Burges’ novel ‘The Minuscule Mansion of Myra Malone.’ Published by Macmillan this is Audrey’s debut novel which is...
There’s more to miniatures than dolls houses
Many miniaturists have mentioned how relaxing and therapeutic it is to quietly get on with crafting their miniature items, whether that’s working with polymer clay, threads and fabrics, wood and card – or indeed any of the other mediums that you skilled crafts folk...
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Cowboys and Englishmen
Miniaturist Angela Kinnunen of Raptoor Crafting always has something unique and interesting on the go. For a recent edition of Dolls House & Miniature Scene, I was delighted to interview her to write an article on her Wonky Wonderland in 1:48 scale with...
People have a real love of looking at small worlds – something inside them is innately attracted to that ‘miniature’ realm.
John Lasseter