Hi there,

This week I only have one new blog post for you… but honestly, it feels like this little bed frame counted for three. 😅
 

Not because the build itself is impossible, but because turning it into a proper step-by-step tutorial took quite a bit of time: taking photos, sorting all the steps, checking the order, and trying to make sure you can actually follow along.

So yes, this week was very much a popsicle-stick-and-patience kind of week.

🛏️ New tutorial: my miniature bed frame made from popsicle sticks

I’ve just published the full tutorial here:

https://everythingverysmall.com/how-i-made-a-dollhouse-bed-frame-from-popsicle-sticks-step-by-step/

It shows how I made a dollhouse bed frame from popsicle sticks, step by step, with lots of pictures along the way.

I wanted it to look like a proper little wooden bed frame, not just a few sticks glued together, so there was quite a bit of measuring, cutting, sanding, checking, and re-checking involved.

And next week, I’ll share the follow-up: how I made the bed linen for it.

🎁 A hidden freebie for subscribers

I also tucked a little extra freebie into this older Christmas miniature post:

https://everythingverysmall.com/how-to-make-miniature-christmas-trees-and-cute-tiny-christmas-packages/

It’s a set of tiny Christmas coloring books, and the pages actually open.

A bit early for Christmas? Maybe.

But then again… when it comes to miniatures, tiny Christmas things are allowed all year round, right? 🙂

📚 New in my Etsy shop: Victorian miniature book covers

I’ve also added a new printable to my Etsy store:

https://bit.ly/4uBMMv5

These are Victorian-style miniature book covers in 1:12 scale, made for little libraries and studies.

They’re currently 30% off, so this is a nice moment to grab them if you’re working on a miniature library or classic room scene.

I wish you happy crafting!

Talk soon,
Lizzy

https://everythingverysmall.com 

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