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BeaBroadwood(Editor) office@petiteproperties.com

Dear Reader

Astheyearcontinuestoflyby,itisonceagain mypleasuretointroducetheAugustissueof theworldfamousFREEAIMimag!

VickyGuile(AssistantEditor) vicky@njdminiatures.com

Celia(ofOberonsWood) mail@sorceresshollow.com

ThismonthAIMmembershavebeenlooking forward,(ratherthanbackwardsintothepast)forinspiration fortheirminiaturecreationsandtheyhavecometogetherto celebratethemodernminiatureworld

HelenWoods woods1@orcon.net.nz

JanetSmith desertminis@gmail.com

JeanDay jday1@shaw.ca

Untilfairlyrecentlytheminiatureworldmostlyreflectedtimes gonebyandpasthistoricalperiods.However,ithasbecome moreandmoreevidentthatthereisanewgenreofminiatures, anevergrowinginterestincreatingmoderndollshousesand fillingtheirinteriorswithminiatureswhichareinspiredby currenttrendsandfashions.

JohnDay jdayminis@shaw.ca

KathiMendenhall sewminipatterns@att.net

PeiwenPetitgrand oiseaudenim@gmail.com

SallyWatson spwatson@ntlworld.com

Indeedmanyyoungerminiaturists(akaournextgenerationof artisansandcollectors)insteadseemtoprefertofocuson architecturalstylesordesignswhichareevidentinthefullsize worldweliveintoday.

BarbaraBabsDavies KimMurdock LesleyShepherd PamelaJ FreelanceEditorialTeamMembers: AgnesTurpin CatherineDavies EileenSedgwick JenniferMatuszek JulieLawton LidiStroud MarianneColijn MoTipton NancyKeech StephanieKilgast

Sowiththisinmind,thismonthAIMmembershavetakena closerlookatthisemergingareaoftheminiatureworldandas youwillseethereissimplynoreasonwhyyourdollshousehas toreflecttimesgonebyinsteaditcanbeasontrendand modernasyoudare!

Bea Broadwood
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Pictured: A library/study for an art collector. The two paintings are by my step mother Lois Tucker. The Red/Blue chair is of course based on the Reitveld original (1917!). The double herringbone floor was a challenge of my patience

the guy who

Likesomanyminiaturists,Peterfirstfoundhisway intothisworldasachild.Hewasanavidmodel railroader,kitandMeccanosetuserbuteventually lostinterestforanumberofyearstheusual reasons:university,sports,girlsnotnecessarilyin thatorder.Hegotinvolvedagainwhenhegot marriedandhadafamily.Peterbuilt2dollshouses fromscratchforhischildrenandseveralyearslater restartedhismodelrailroadmodelling. AtthetimePeterbuilttheseconddollhousehisjob (datasystemsconsulting)involvedalotoftravel 2700milecommutes(eachway)every2weeksor so,stayinginhotelsforweeksatatimeawayfrom home.Althoughheworkedforhimself,sothemoney wasgood,hewasnothavingmuchsatisfactionfrom thejobs;systemsworkcanbeveryephemeraland willalwaysbereplacedorthrownaway.Hewanted todosomethingthatwassatisfyingandmight

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does modern miniatures...

actuallystayaroundawhile.Havinghadsomearticles onprojectsforthemodelrailroadworldpublished, andwithfriendsurginghimtodohisphotography professionally,Petereventuallysettledondolls houseminiatures.Forbetterorworsehechoseto focusonthecreativepossibilitiesindesigningand makingminiatures.Definitelyforbetter,wethink! NowPeterrunshisbusiness,RoomboxesEtcmaking
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structures,furnitureandlights,primarilymodernand primarilybutnotexclusively1/12scale.Hestartedin 1998,decidingthatifhewasgoingtomakethe breakhehadtocommittoitcompletely,andhis wife,Jeremie,whoworksfulltimeasaMusic Therapist,wascompletelysupportiveofhismaking thechange.Ofcoursenowshealsohasafulltime resourcepersontohelpherwithherminiprojects.

So where does he find his inspiration?

Peterexplains:Whilesomeofmyworkis replicatingfullsizepiecesfromtheArts &Crafts,ArtDeco,andmodernperiods,a lotofmypiecesareofmyowndesign. Someresultfromplayingwithmaterials toseewhatcanbedonewiththem(for examplemylightsculptures)andothers seemtobedictatedbythepropertiesof thewoodIfind(forexamplethex diningtable).Ihavebuiltroomsthatare miniaturerepresentationsofarealroom, butmostofmymodernroomsare originalworks. Heresearcheshispiecesbyreadinglarge amountsofbooksandmagazinesaswell asinvestigatingfurnitureandhousing accessorystores.

Right: This light/sculpture, about 4 inches 10cm tall, has a turned perspex top in a copper base. The light source is an LED...

Above: A dining table - I called it the X table - made using two slices of spalted Maple, with stainless steel legs
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Petersworkstandsout becauseheisoneofthe smallbandofartisans makingmodernminia turesforthecollector. Hehasbeenaninnova tor,makingreal,scale florescentlightfixtures fordollhouseminiatures about10yearsago.He firstusedLEDsfor lightinginroomboxes aroundthesametime whentheywerespecial orderitemsandcost about$8.00each,just fortheLED.

Above: This Deco style sconce is on a piece of 80 year old decorative banding. The light is about 2.25 inches 5.7 cm across
Petersaysmyfocusonmakingoriginaldesign piecesissomewhatunusual.Imightalso mentionthatIthinkIspecialiseintheleast populareraofminiaturesaswell,sothatmay saysomethingsignificantaboutmeaswell. Hisscaleofchoiceis1/12thbecauseofthe amountofdetailthatitispossibletocapturein miniaturesofthatsizeandmanythingsscale downwelltothatsize.Goingsmalleralways meansmorecompromisesarerequiredfrom him.Inaddition,heisquiteatallperson(61) withlessthantinyhandssothelargerscaleisa littleeasiertoworkwith.

Right: Deco style table and floor lamp with a small table the table top is Gum wood with a Dogwood border

Mostofhisitemsareoneofakind,whichisfun,but,hefeels,poorbusinesspracticeastherearenttoomany economiesofscaleinmakingoneoffs. Peterenjoysthechallengesoftryingtoworkwithnewmaterialsorwitholdmaterialsinnewways.Hecan (largely)determinehowwellthefinalproductturnsouts,arefreshingchangefromwewantcheapandwe wantitnow.Heisalsoveryawareoftherealworldbusinesscycleshavingnodoubtthatminiaturesarea discretionaryexpenditureaffectedbyarecedingeconomy.Hissalesaremademainlythroughhiswebsiteand someshowsashedoesnthavealineofgoods.BuyersneedtocontactPetertoseeifhehastheitemorwill makesomethingsimilar.Iusuallyincorporatesmalldifferencessoeachpieceisunique.Ionlydoalimited numberofbigshowsasIneedalargevolumeofpeopleattendingsoIcantryandcatchtheeyeofthe5% whoarenotallergictomodern.Heishappytotakecommissions. Peterisnowknowninternationallyastheguywhodoesmodernminiatures. HehasbeenfeaturedinAmerican,British,Dutch,Danish,German, SpanishandTaiwanesemedia.Heremainsfocusedmore on20thand21stcenturystyles,becoming increasinglyinnovativewithhis lightingandfurnituredesigns

Andhisplansforthefuture?

Tryandkeepgoinglongenoughsothatmodernminiaturessellwell andIbecomeprosperoussellingthem(Iliveaveryrichfantasylife).

Peter Tucker
Pictured: The light (perspex with an embedded LED) is supported on a 0.040 carbon fibre rod
WanttofindoutmoreaboutPeters stunningmodernminiatures? Whynotvisithiswebsite:

www.roomboxes.com
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ByAIMMember,ElizabethLepla

ElizabethLePlaofELFMiniaturesiswidelyknownforherbeautifulmodernkitchensandbathrooms. Howdoesonegofrombeinganormalhumanbeingtoonewhospecialisesintinycontemporary utilityrooms?

Lizhasbeenworkingintheminiatureindustryforabout12yearsnow.Herinvolvementcameby chancewhensheSawadollshouseinashopthatsoldotherthings,andhavinga3yrolddaughter, decidedtomakeherone.Livingonbenefitsatthetime,Lizgotbooksfromthelibraryandasheetof MDFfromB&Q!Subsequentlysomeonetoldmeaboutadollshousefair,andIdiscoveredawhole miniatureworld!

SincetheadventoftheinternetLizhasbeenableto reachamuchwideraudienceandELFMiniaturesnow haveclientsineverycontinent,fromRussiato America,SpaintoJapanandontoNewZealand, Braziltherearedollshousecollectorstheworldover! HersisterKateMantonrecentlyjoinedherinthe businessasshewasunabletocopesinglehandedany longer,andKatewaslookingforanewopportunity. Thesistersboughtahousetogether,sotheynowhave morespaceforexpansion.

Left: George Nelson Bookcase. Right: Contemporary Sink & Washstand. Below: One of Elizabeths classically modern fitted kitchens.

Whilethevastnumberofclientsaredolls housecollectors,thereisgrowinginterestin miniaturedesign;these clientsoftendonthave ahouse,butcreatedioramas thattheyphotographs othatthe resultsareindistinguishable fromafullsizedscene. Theywillthendissemblethesetandrecreate somethingelse,combiningandrecombining itemsfromtheircollection.Inaddition,Liz alsomakesmodelsforusebyfilmand advertisingcompaniesELFfurniturewas recentlyseenintheOasisdrinksadverts,and hasfeaturedinadvertsforSony,Tescoand others. Lizhashadtocommissionanumberofpieces astherewereNOmodernsinks,taps,hobs etcwhenshefirstbegan. Shealsodevelopedherownjigstoenablehertoproducekits(likebuyinga flatpackkitchen.AndherIcouldntlivewithouttool?MyProxxonsaw.

ELFMiniaturescanbeseenatKensington,Miniatura,KemptonParkand Lyndhurstasontheirwebsite.

Future plans..?
Andwhataretheircreativeplansforthefuture?Lizexplains:Ihave recentlystartedtocreatein1:16scaleasthereisgrowinginterestinthis scalepartlyduetothelaunchofseveralultracontemporaryhousesin 1:16.IalsoplantoexpandtherangeofdesignerpiecesthatImake,and Iamalwaystryingtoinnovateandreflectthechangesbroughtaboutby advancesintechnologyinthefullsizedworld. Welookforwardtoseeingtheresults. Anykitchenyoudonthavetoworkinisgoodwithme!

Want to find out more about Elizabeths stunning modern miniatures? Why not visit her website:
www.elfminiatures.co.uk
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departmentasthetopperonthefourcorner postsofabed. Itissimilarlychallengingtochoosethefavourite piecefromhismanycreationsbutRichardis particularlypleasedwithaZenCoffeeTable withblackinlay.ThetableisofYellowheartand sitsona3tieredpedestal.ClearPlexiglasrests on4pinsstationedateachcornerofthetable. Iwouldsaythiswasoneofmyearlystretch pieceswhereIhadtoexpandmyskillset. Itisalwaysinterestingknowwhereartisansfind theirinspirationandretainthatuniquequality intheirwork.RichardlivesinHighPoint,North Carolinawhichisknownasthefurniturecapital oftheworld.ThecityhoststheInternational HomeFurnishingsMarkettwiceayearsothere isinspirationallaroundhim.Healsousesthe internetforneworinnovativecontemporary/ moderndesigns.Whilethefieldisgrowing therearestillveryfewminiaturistsmaking

handmademodern/contemporaryfurniture.In addition,Richardusesanumberofuniqueele ments.ForwoodsIusewenge,bloodwood, purpleheart,yellowheart,lacewoodand othersuchexotics.Ihaveincorporatedalumin iumtubingalongwith Plexiglasinavarietyof colours.

Richardwasdrawntothe modern/contemporary furnituresidebya contemporarydollshouse thathedesignedandbuilt fromscratch.Atthetime therewasverylittle modernfurniturebeing madeorsoldsohemadeseveralpiecesforthis house.Asaresulthebegantothinkaboutthe nextgenerationofminiaturists.Irealizedthat

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muchofthenextgenerationhavegrownupin amoremodern/contemporarysocietythanI did.IfiguredthatifIbuiltit,theywould come. Thegradualdevelopmentofmoreandmore optionsformodern/ contemporaryminison themarkettodayhasled Richardtobranchinto, whatheconsiderssimilar genres:ArtDecoand FrankLloydWright inspiredpieces.Some whathumbly,he continues:Inaddition,I wouldsaymyskillsetand resultshaveimproved steadilyovertheyears.Ihavemuchtolearn butverymuchlookforwardtothechallenge.

Richardexplainedsomeofthespecial techniquesthathehashadtolearn,adaptor invent.Modern/contemporaryfurnitureshares manyelementsofconstructionwithtraditional furniture.However,manyelementsareunique tothemoderngenre.Findingsuitable materialstoreplicatethoseelementsor inventingthemhimselfhasbeenvery interesting.Iwillshareonefunnystoryabout atechniquethatIlearned.Forsomeofmy earlypiecesIfoundthatIneededtocreate somecurvedshapestosomePlexiglasina coffeetable.Aftersomeresearch,Idesigneda mouldofwood,covereditwithbakingpaper, positionedthePlexiglasoverthemouldand presentedmyselftomywifesoven.She nearlyhadaheartattackasshewatchedme meltplasticinheroven.Itallworkedout justfinebutshehasencouragedmetogetmy ownovenforfutureexperiments.

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The Knitting Basket

1:12thscaleKnittedTeaCosyc.1965
ByAIMMember,FrancesPowell

Abbreviations:ststitch;kknit;()repeatinstructionsbetweenbracketsasdetailedintext;yfwdyarnfor wardoverneedletomakeastitch;togtogether;sl1slipnextstitchfromoneneedletotheotherwithout workingit.

Materialsrequired:size18(1.2mm/USsize4/0)knittingneedles,25metres/28yards1plywooloroddments inassortedcolours.Smallpieceoffelttolineteacosy. Approximatefinishedsize:1inch/2cmtallby1inches/4cmwide

Caston16sts. Foundationrow:k2(yfwd,sl1purlwise,k1)toend. Row1:(k2,sliploopofpreviousrowpurlwise)tolast2sts,k2. Row2:k1,(yfwd,sl1purlwise,kloopandfollowingstitchtog)tolastst,k1. Row3:k3,sliploopofpreviousrowpurlwise,(k2,sliploopofpreviousrowpurlwise)tolastst,k1. Row4:k1,(kloopandfollowingsttog,yfwd,sl1purlwise)tolastst,k1. Rows568:reprows14 Castoffknittingloopandfollowingsttog.

Tomakeup: Sewinalllooseends.Donotpress,asthiswillflattenpattern. Withrightsidestogetherfoldknittinginhalflengthwise.Sewupsideseams. Turnrightsideoutandpokeintopcornerstoshapeteacosy,oversewtheseinplace.Foldapieceoffeltin half,positionteacosyonthefoldwiththetopoftheteacosyonthefoldline.Cutapieceoffeltthesamesize andshapeastheteacosy.Sewupsideseams.Donotturnrightsideout.Positionlininginsideteacosyand oversewalongbaseofteacosytosecure. CopyrightFrancesH.Powell2011 Allrightsreserved.Thispatternisforprivateuseonlyandmaynotbereproducedinanyform,orreproducedfor commercialgainincludingsellinganyitemknittedupfromthesepatternswithoutwrittenpermissionfromBut tercupMiniatures.Reproducingortransmittingthispatternbyanymeansforanypurposeotherthanforper sonaluseconstitutesaviolationofcopyrightlaw. If you would like to see more of Frances wonderful knitting, why not visit her website: www.buttercupminiatures.co.uk
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hefirsthouseChristabuiltwasaDell Prado.Atthetimeshewasunawareof thequality,havingnoidea,thewoodand furniturewassowellbad. Shemadethematchingfurnishingsthatcame withthekit,butneverlikedthewayitlooked: itwastoobigortoorough,nofinedetails. Afterawhileshewantedtothrowawaythe houseandfurniture.Haventweallhadthat experience!Nevergiveintoitjustseewhat Christahasachieved! Relenting,shestartedtocleanitout.The moreshelookedatitthemoreshewantedto tryandmakeitherownstyleoffurnishing,a totallydifferentstyle:aModernsomething

youcouldliveinnow.

Christamadefakewindowsinthebedroom, fromcardboard,aprintandclearacetate,and fakewallsalsofromcardboardinthebathroom. Christasaimwastomakeitlookabitmore aliveandwithalltheroomslookingdifferent.

Christadecidedtomakeitlookasrealisticas possibleandtomakemostoftheitemsher self. Theroomsinthehousewereallthesamewith windowsonlyinthefront.Shedidnothave thenervetosawthewoodofthehouse, afraidthewholehousewouldfallapart!

Thehousestartedtotakeonapersonalityas Christadevelopedoneroomatatimeandwhen finished,startedanewone.

Findingtheinspirationontheinternet, shestartedusinghercreativitywith materialssuchaswoodfromcigarboxes, fimo,printsfromtheinternet,wallpaper fromthesamplebooksinDIYshops, fabricfromcurtainsamplesandasome materialmetallicshades.Christa purchasedsomeobjectsliketheglass andthepotsinthekitchen,thetoilet andthebath.

Thetiredlittlehousehascomealong wayandblossomedintothefuture althoughChristastillhastomakethe livingroomandtheattic.

Alongthewayshebeganmoreprojects, andfounddifferentminiaturessheliked tomake:dolls,bears,flowers,aporch andeventuallystartedalittleinternet shop. So,saysChrista,thehousehasbeen shuffledtothebackabitbutonedayI willfinishit.Andfornow,Ienjoytherooms thatareready.

Welookforwardtofollowingtheprogress ofthislittlemoderngem.

http://littleminiature.punt.nl/ dolls.htm

http://home.wanadoo.nl/ichayata/

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