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Christmas Miniatures are in stock! (updated 2019)

Once again, it’s nearly Christmas, and once again, it seems to have come around far too fast and I got left trying to get everything done and my Christmas miniatures photographed and in store. They’ve been in there for a while, but for some reason I’ve been unable to upload images to my blog. Its fun creating such pretty little Christmas miniatures and I’ve focused on vintage style pieces.

For your mantel or sideboard, there are a set of ten vintage miniature Christmas cards. They all have individual writings inside (which you may be able to read with a magnifier). Click here to buy them. 

If you are prefer modern Christmas cards, filled with greetings and text inside, they’re available now too. Get a set of 9 modern Christmas card miniatures here.

I’ve created a set of three different Christmas prints make the mood for your mantel or outside your dollhouse front door.
Choose “Merry Christmas” or “Noel” tall door signs.

Or a rustic “pallet wood” hand-lettered vintage sign for inside or out.

Vintage Christmas print with children and snowman in 1/12 scale

And this one of a kind, cute little trio of golden haired angels will add festive flair to any corner.

Add some door mats and floor rugs.

Don’t forget the books.

Set of 5 Christmas story table books (non opening)

Or a vintage music book of Christmas carols

What about a real miniature vintage Christmas stories book?

And for your Christmas table, comes the turkey, on a huge serving platter, with roasted potatoes, pumpkin and carrots packed around the edges.

Last but not least, a festive, traditional dark Christmas fruit cake, covered in pecans, almonds and cherries and smothered in an apricot glaze, just like Grandma used to make. Well, mine did anyway!

It’s loads of fun to make these pieces for you. There’s a lot of work finding the ideas and creating each piece, editing and cleaning up images to make into something that can still be recognised when it’s shrunk to a  twelfth of it’s size isn’t all that simple.

I published another article last Christmas on how to decorate your dollhouse for Christmas, so you might want to see that one, here

Merry 1/12 scale Christmas!