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Happiness is... Extraordinary Exhibits at the 2021 Seattle Miniature Show

Hours and hours are spent perfecting these works of art— houses, room boxes, vignettes under domes, structures in small scales, and much more. Many are years in the making! Take your time, bring your camera and vote for your favorites. Extraordinary exhibits are sure to spark your own creativity!

Earn free admission!  Win a cash prize!

Exhibitors contribute so much to the success of the show that they are not charged admission. Customers, dealers and exhibitors receive a ballot which is cast on Saturday, and tabulated Saturday night. The winners are announced Sunday morning and receive "mini bucks" which dealers will accept as cash at Sunday's show.

Happiness is also ... showing off your own hard work and sharing with others

Want to bring one or more exhibits to the Seattle Miniature Show?  The Registration Form is at the right. Click on form to download the .pdf.  Then print, complete, and mail no later than February 28, 2021:

Pat Bennett, Show Promoter,
PO Box 846, Salem, OR 97308-0846
or email form(2) to Pat at PatBennett@SeattleMiniatureShow.com.

Bring your exhibits to the DoubleTree Suites by Hilton any time after 1:00 pm on Friday, March 5, until 7:00 pm.  OR, you can bring it Saturday morning, March 6, between 8:00 am and 9:30 am.  ​Everything must be in place when the doors open to the sales room at 10 am.

Exhibits need to be picked up on Sunday at or shortly after 4:00 p.m. when the show closes.

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Youth Division - Entrants under 16 years old

•   Baby Invasion!  -  Analycia Cornelius - 12 years old
Babies, Christmas tree, and a ham! - 1" scale
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•   Fantasy Village - Asheni Bacon - Age 13  years old
Asheni has made 6 buildings for the inhabitants of Fantasy Village.  There's something for all the magical creatures.  1/4" scale
•   Bunny Brawling - Gabe Bacon - Age 11  years old
What happens when woodland creatures fight?  The Sheriff has to investigate and find the truth.  1/4" scale
•  Malin's Pet Shop - Malin Hall - 9 years old
Come visit Malin's pet shop.  We sell dogs, cats, pet bowls and dog beds.  Your cats will love our kitty litter and little play places.  1"scale
•   Fairytale Cottage - Seraphina Bacon - Age 11  years old
Sue Herber's fairytale cottage is all finished and landscaped by Seraphina.  The perfect setting for a fairytale princess.   1/4" scale

Adult Hobbyist Division

•  A Bridal Boutique - Sandra Seet 
A bride-to-be in search of the perfect wedding dress. 
​1" scale


•  Kenney's Holiday Party!  - Nicola Weber-Wagenman
Christmas decorations, yummy treats, turkey dinner and dolls.  1" scale
 •  Art Deco Art Gallery with Owner's Studio ​- Lindsey Cunningham - 1/4" scale
 •  Mini Ways to Make a Garden - Catherine Haynes -
1" scale

Side shed with rock garden and living roof
​•  Shabby Halloween - Ruth Rochelle - 1" scale
One side depicts an inside entryway decorated for Halloween.  2nd side depicts a living room decorated for Halloween

•  Who Let the Pets Out!  -  Nicola Weber-Wagenman 
​One room museum of a variety of animal portraits.  And pets looking at all the portraits.  - 1" scale
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•  "Santa Works in his Irish Cottage" - Kathy and
​Darrell Hall

Did you know that Santa works at his home office in an Irish country cottage?  Villagers call him "San Nioclas."  His helpers are hard at work preparing for "Nollaig".  Have a peek!   1" scale
 •  Bear Necessities - Pat Williams
1/4" scale
A Teddy Bear Shop
​•  Clown Bedroom - Ruth Rochelle - 1" scale
​Be return to peek into this exhibit

•  Imperial Tavern - Claire Kujawa - 1/4" scale
The perfect dining experience if you're looking for rustic flavors in a cozy environment, although the portions might be a bit smaller than you're used to.
​•  Trick-or-Treat?  - Tracey McDowell - 1/4" scale
Trick or Treaters out on Halloween night with ceatures and spirits all around that they may or may not be aware of.
•  ​Shared by Bonnie Lesher
•  I am 'NOT' 50 Birthday Party - 1/4" scale

•  Lavender Christmas  - 1/4" scale
•  Tea Time in A Quiet Place  - 1/4" scale

Each of these scenes are ones that my Mom has made over the years for me.  Dolly Wyttenberg, long-time miniaturist, knows me well.  My love for the color lavender, Christmas, kittens, tea time, wine, and just a quiet space is all brought out in her creations of love for me, her daughter.
•  Lost Hatter -  Brandi Bacon - 1- 1/4" scale
When the Mad Hatter lost his Magic Hat, the fairy found it.  Filled with magic, it is now a fairy hat shop and bakery!
•  Shoe She Shed - Georgia Matuschak - 1" scale
A club project - small "shed" houses  workspace for a shoemaker plus lots of shoes
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​•  Life's a Beach!  - Tracey McDowell - 1/4" scale
A colorful beach cottage getaway.
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•  Old Home Town -  Jim & Ginny Constantine - 1/144" scale
A train platform with small houses​
•  Building of a Dream - Disneyland Fantasyland Shops -  Brandi Bacon - 1/4" scale
So you've finished all your minis, where are the dollies all going to go?  Shopping at Disneyland, of course!  The new Fantasyland Shops are under construction for all your fantasy shopping needs.

•  Rabbit Hole -  Brandi Bacon - 1/4" scale
Alice is falling down the rabbit hole.  Who knows what incredible things she will see?

•  ​The Resort - Rosemary Shipman - 1/4" scale

Those who attend the Seattle show and view the exhibits have always counted on Rosemary Shipman to bring 10-12 new exhibits.  This year the difference is they are all a cohesive unit of 15 components comprising "The Resort".  There will be 3 condos, an English Pub, Tiki Bar, Kite Shop, Bike Rental, Coffee Shop, Tea Shop, Ice Cream Parlor, Mimi's Restaurant, Pastry Shop, Souvenir Stand, Lemonade Stand, Seashell Shop, Mad Hatter's Cafe and . . . a Bandstand ! !  The largest condo is a half gallon milk container.  The smaller is a one quart Mocha Mix container.  The smallest is a Viactive Calcium Chew container.  

•  ​Quaint Cottages by Girls in the Garage

Four members of this club have spent one year working on their "quaint cottages", designed by Georgia Matuschak.  The components are assembled on a landscaped base with creek and pond with fish.  Trees, plants, flowers, etc.   

•  Rustic Italian Farmhouse Cottage - Mary Lee Hyman. 
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•  Santa Shoppe - Janet M. Oliver.  
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​•  "The Toy Box" Shop - Patsy Girlando


•  Bohemian Eclectic Cottage - Georgia Matuschak


    Seattle Miniature Show • Pat Bennett, Show Promoter • PO Box 846 • Salem, Oregon  97308-0846 • 503-362-6012 (evenings).
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