NEW IN 2010 - Youth Division Exhibits - Age 0-18 years
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Miniaturists and dollhouse enthusiasts are the world's greatest sharers. We all want to show off what we have made or assembled and we'd go to great lengths to see what someone else has done.
Admiring pictures in magazines and online is great, but there's nothing like seeing a house, room box, or scene for real. Attendees will have an opportunity to see many exhibits and vote for their favorite.
Typically, those who decide to exhibit their projects do so at the last minute. For the 2009 show, there were a total of 50 exhibitors and 40 of them signed up two days before the show!! To see all of the best, come to the show itself.
HOME SWEET HOME
Hannah Spaulding, age 10
I'm 10 years old and I've been working on my home for 5 years.
The photo gallery requires at least Flash version 9.0.28.
Adult Division Exhibitors (18 years and over)
| Exhibitor | Title / Description |
|---|---|
| Sheri O'Brien |
My Space A Beach House for me and my friends |
| Sheri O'Brien |
His Space A "Man Cave" to be envied |
| Becky Winsor |
Medieval Castle including Henry VIII, Queen Katherine, Anne Bolyn, and other period dolls. Made from 1:12 scale kit from England. |
| Joane Forsstrum |
English Rose Cottage
Quarter-inch 1930's English-style stucco house with tons of handmade roses. A Debbie Young kit. |
| Ingeborg Krebs |
Lacey Bedroom Roombox furnished as a bedroom and decorated with handmade bobbin lace. 1/12 scale. |
| George Coman |
Graceland Elvis Presley's home. 35" long x 22" wide x 30" high. 644 hours in the making!!! |
| Matthew C. Maurais |
Victorian Bedroom An elegantly furnished Victorian bedroom |
| Bruce Plumb |
No Name Yet Features 8 stained glass windows -- 4 from Bruce's drawings and 4 from his wife, Mary Helen's, paintings.
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| Joane Forsstrom |
Granny Fanny's Herbs & Cures Quarter-inch witches home with a landscaped base |
| Joane Forsstrom |
Gone Fishing One-inch scale mountain cabin room using souvenirs from the Minnesota National Convention in 2005 (just finished) |
| Carole Paquin |
O is for Origami An origami woman on a bridge attracts cranes of peace. U is for Umbrellas A woman outfitted in umbrellas decides between parasols and umbrellas V is for Voodoo A dark world complete with the life-changing artifacts of the voodoo woman |
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Carolene Saville
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At the Seaside
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| Carolene Saville |
Tribute to Toile (A Washington State Day Project) |
| Bonnie Doggett |
The Flying Witch An 8" x 10" shadow box. One of the elements in the ABC project done by her club. |
| Bonnie Doggett |
The Circus is in Town
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| Karyl Carlson |
Wizard's Lair Workroom of the Wizard, including handmade original wizard doll and furnishings |
| Terrie Gibbons |
Tink's Fairyland Made from a bark base and two tree branches spliced together for the tree. The swinging bassinet is a Walnut shell split in half. The chairs are made fromsmaller tree branches. Other than Tink & friends and the flowers & vines, all items were gathered in a local park. |
| Terrie Gibbons |
Under the Sea Imagine Ariel and her friends playing. Under The Sea is made from a bark base and Sea Shell serving platter; the seashells are all from the Oregon or Florida coast |
|
Karla Smith |
Dr. Suess House - 1/4" scale |
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Karla Smith |
All American Quilt Shop - 1/4" scale |
| Kathy Kelly Moore |
Le Petit Paris A French Bakery
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| Dolly Wyttenberg |
Miss Ivy's Cottage A 1/4" scale house made in class at National 2010 in Seattle |
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Dolly Wyttenberg |
Tea for Two Etc. English cottage with thatched roof as a tea & gift shop
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| Adrienne Hagey |
Christmas Kitchen 1" scale
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| Adrienne Hagey |
City Park Micro scale
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| Adrienne Hagey |
Hotel (circa 1905) Quarter scale
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| Nancy Weinberg |
Weinberg's Ice Cream Parlor with Baseball Photos |
| Nancy Weinberg |
Lane's Garage For motor cycles only |
| Ashley Woods |
Sci Fi Home |
| George Coman | Windmill from 1860 |
| George Coman | Coquille Lighthouse |
| George Coman | Cabana & Windmill |
| Pat Jewett |
A Cozy Place A den/office roombox just right for reading a good book, playing board games or doing some home office work. |
| Pat Jewett |
My Spot Part of a small room with a window |
| Nancy Weinberg |
A Backyard Scene |
Want To Be An Exhibitor?
Click on Exhibit Registration Form, print a copy for each exibit, and get it back to PatBennett@NWMiniatureShow.com, or mail it to Pat Bennett, 8983 Ranay Drive SE, Salem, OR 97317.
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