Meet Our Members ~ Ann High

Carved Four Poster Bed

Introducing Ann High who hand carves or paints the most exquisite furniture in 12th and 24th Scale.

Ann is a Fellow of the International Guild Of Miniature Artisans and enjoys researching and then making furniture from the 'Age Of Oak,' Medieval, Tudor, Stuart and Arts & Crafts Eras.

Why not pop over to Ann's website and have a look at her amazing beds, carved furniture and table ware.

http://www.annhigh.co.uk

Carved Chair with Coffer Seat 

AIM Members News 2012 ~ Crocus For Easter by Marianne Cook

12th scale crocus

Here in the UK, Spring is upon us and the daffodils are in bloom. 

To bring some spring delight to your dollshouse scene, why not visit Marianne's Etsy store and treat yourself to one of her beautiful 12th or 24th scale flowers or plants.

 

 http://www.mariannecook.com/

www.etsy.com/shop/Marianne26



Meet Our Members ~ Angelique Miniatures

Introducing Louise of Angelique Miniatures who has been designing and creating her range of miniature dolls and doll clothing since 1988.
Louise's range, includes:

• One twelfth scale historical character dolls of all periods and social classes, suitable for dolls houses.
• A unique collection of one twelfth scale kings and queens including Henry VIII and wives, Elizabeth 1^st, Queen Victoria etc. etc.
• A magical collection of miniature fairies, mermaids, enchantresses, wizards, pond dwellers and many, many more
• The ‘Once Upon A Time........' collection: A charming selection of popular fairy tale and nursery rhyme characters such as Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Bo Peep etc, in one twelfth scale.

Angelique Miniatures can be found at;

http://www.angeliqueminiatures.co.uk/minatureframe2.htm

Meet Our Members ~ Amanspeak Miniatures

Introducing Amanda Speakman of AmanSpeak Miniatures.

 Amanda has been making miniature food for around 18 months, but first became interested in miniatures a few years ago when her husband surprised her with a large victorian dolls house as a birthday present. Amanda spent the next year or so enjoying the hobby before beginning to hand make miniature food from Polymer clay. Having caught the miniature 'bug' Amanda now makes and sells a large selection of foods for any occasion.

You can view Amanda's fabulous food at;

http://www.amanspeakminiatures.com/index.htm

http://www.etsy.com/shop/amanspeak