Come into my world, where the sidewalk is always gritty,
the flowers never change, and something is just about to happen
Have you always wanted a tiny 1/144 scale roombox or vignette for your dollhouse or 1/12 scale roombox? To learn some of the secrets of working in 1/144? To experiment with casting? Visit my classes page to see what I'll be teaching September 18, 19, and 20th at the 2024 Guild Show in NJ. In 2025 I have two classes in process: a Toy Kitchen at the Williamsburg Study Program in January in Williamsburg, VA, and a Small-town USA Cafe / Bakery in June at the Guild School in Maine. Ideas are always percolating and I promise you prototypes are in progress!
Every project provides unique challenges and opportunities to learn from mistakes--both the ones we make
and the ones we don't! For a peek at my projects and the occasional tutorial, visit my blog.
links to 1/144 artisans and suppliers (you can also access this through the menu at the top of this page)
Each year, the International Guild of Miniature Artisans hosts Guild School in Castine. Students explore a variety of projects and learn new skills from some of the world's best miniature artisans. It's a week chock-full of learning and doing, networking and sharing, and even a bit of shopping. The Lobstah doesn't hurt, either.
Come and explore the fun and magic of small scale miniatures. Drop me a note and say "Hi" and let me know what you're working on. You can also follow me on Instagram.
Fran Sussman, IGMA Artisan
I was so excited to talk to Darren of D. Thomas Fine Miniatures about 1/144 and the things I love to do. You can see the recorded interview on Darren's YouTube Channel, and watch some others while you're there!
It was great fun to talk to Rachel of MicDropMiniatures on her podcast, My
Miniature Obsession, about 1/144 and all things miniature. Rachel is doing a lot of fun and interesting things in miniature and you definitely need to check out her
podcast.