Hi tiny makers!

This week, I’ve been working on a new article that goes a bit deeper than usual… not just how to make miniatures, but why they feel so calming to work on.

• If you’ve ever sat down to build something tiny and suddenly felt your mind quiet down a bit, you’ll probably recognize this topic:

👉 

You can read it here:
https://everythingverysmall.com/the-psychology-of-miniatures-

why-they-feel-like-therapy/

One of my first larger projects is this fairy house

I’ve also added a new free printable to the site:

🌸 Red and pink miniature flowers (nice for spring setups or just adding a bit of color)

https://everythingverysmall.com/new-free-dollhouse-miniature-printables-vintage-pantry-stuff-and-more/

• If you’re in the mood to actually build something:

🪵 I made a simple mini wooden shelf using popsicle sticks (or basswood if you prefer a cleaner finish)

https://everythingverysmall.com/how-to-create-a-mini-wooden-dollhouse-shelf-from-popsicle-sticks-or-basswood/

It’s a quick project, but it adds a lot to a room.

And one more thing:

📚 I just added a new set of miniature cookery book covers in my Etsy shop

→ https://bit.ly/4d01yom

There’s currently a 30% discount, so if you’ve been thinking about adding more detail to your kitchen scenes, now’s a good moment.

That’s it for this week.

I’m really curious about this one though: have you ever felt that same “quiet your mind” effect when working on miniatures?

Happy crafting!

All the best,
Lizzy

https://everythingverysmall.com 

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