Happiness is... Extraordinary Exhibits at the 2019 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!
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 "minibucks" which dealers will accept as cash at Sunday's show.
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 "minibucks" which dealers will accept as cash at Sunday's show.
Happiness is also ... showing off your own hard work and sharing with others
Display something special! Earn free admission! Win a cash prize!
Want to bring one or more exhibits to the Seattle Miniature Show? The Registration Form is at the right. After downloading and filling in the information, you may mail through the Post Office or email directly to Pat. Whatever works for you. Deadline is February 20, 2019.
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Click on Exhibitor's Registration Form icon above to download the .pdf. Then print, complete, and mail no later than February 20, 2019 to
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 1, until 7:00 pm. OR, you can bring it Saturday morning, March 2, between 8:00 am and 9:30 am. Everything must be in place when the doors open at 10 am.
Exhibits need to be picked up on Sunday at or shortly after 4:00 p.m. when the show closes. | ||
Seattle Exhibits are Always Great!
2019 Exhibits - Adult Hobbyist Division
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• NAME House - Rosemary Shipman - 1/4" scale
A house designed by Debbie Young as a fund raiser for NAME in 2015. • Salt Lake City - Campground house from Martha's Vineyard - Rosemary Shipman - 1/4" scale
A small house offered in Salt Lake City for the Utah State Day in June 2018. • Star's Dressing Room - Rosemary Shipman - 1/2" scale
A dressing room built in a make-up case. • Ivy Cottage - Rosemary Shipman - 1/4" scale
Gazette July/Aug 2003; Sept/Oct 2003; Nov/Dec 2003; & Jan/Feb 2004 A small Tudor courtyard. This was offered in Spokane in October in the 1" version also in a tea box. • Bakery Shop - Ana Villanueva - 1" scale
Pink sprinkle baskery-cafe with clear roof for bird's eye view. |
• Stafford Court - Rosemary Shipman - 1/4" scale
A quaint Tudor house designed by Debbie Young. • Maison Jacquet - Rosemary Shipman - 1/4" scale
Featured on p. 33 of the current Gazette -- a small house that is an actual restaurant in Quebec City -- also called Aux Anciens Canadien. I was fortunate enough to join the cruise of Eastern Canada. • Teddy's Tea Party - Rosemary Shipman - 1/4" scale
A small tea party presented in early October by Kathy Abdinoor and Jersey Shore Miniature Society. • Small Tea Room - Rosemary Shipman - 1/4" scale
A project from Gazette in March/April 2016 made in a tea box. • There Is A Season - (Turn, Turn, Turn) - 1Kylie Bygland - 1" scale
Valentine's Day, Easer, Halloween and Christmas all in one place. |
Below are the 2018 entries.
I hope these exhibitors are now working on their 2019 exhibits.
Youth Division - Entrants under 16 years old
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• Cupid's Tea Party - Analycia Cornelius, 10 years old - 1" scale
A Valentine Party! • Fairy Lane - Seraphina Bacon - 9 years old - 1" scale
The woodland fairies found a home in a found object. Made mostly from nature it also uses things that humans discard, like a broken lantern. There is a stream, Fairy House, sewing room, and little artist retreat. • Modern Vet - Luna Henderson - 10 years old - 1" scale
A Playmobil modern vet scene |
• Tropical Magic - Asheni Bacon - 11 years old - 144" scale
There is a fairy who is the keeper of a magical sea. Asheni made a waterfall and magical river that flows into the ocean. • Gabriel Bacon - 9 years old - 1/44" to 1/48" scale
Gabriel made a mini scene from a traveling circus. The Circus focuses on illusion and magic rather than animals and they have all sorts of fun for people to experience. • Beachside Lighthouse - Cooper Smith - 12 years old - 1" scale
A lighthouse and keepers cottage at the edge of the sea. |
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• Man Cave - Cooper Smith - 12 years old - 1" scale
A place to relax and work on cars. |
Adult Hobbyist Division
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• Pull a Rabbit - Erez Benari - 1/2" scale
An electrified miniature study/library in a top hat. This features all hand-made items created using hand tools, 3D printing, laser-cutting and paint. • Princess Castle - Lindsey Cunningham - 1" scale
A castle built for six Disney princesses. Castle consists of a dining hall, three towers, garden and entrance gate. It can be viewed from all four sides. • Grandmother's Kitchen - Signa Treat - 1" scale
Room box with old fashioned kitchen, wood stove, hutch and dry sink. • Mom's Kitchen - Sheri O'Brien - 1" scale
1950's era kitchen in an old breadbox • Goldilocks & the 3 Bears - Debbie Cochran - 1/4" scale
This is not a kit. It was all built by hand. Goldilocks is still in bed when baby bear finds her, PaPa bear is by the empty bowl of porridge, and MaMa Bear is by the broken chair. • Mid-century Modern Vacation Home - Kathy & Darrell Hall - 1" scale
Scratch-built 1:12 Mid-century Modern vacation home in the style of George Alexander, Palm Springs, CA. • Summer Picnic - Sheri O'Brien - 1" scale
A picnic setting in a picnic basket • Herman's Bakery - Barbara Renken - 1" scale
A shadow box of cakes in honor of my grandfather Henry, a conditor (cake decorator) in the late 1800's until 1930. • Quarter Inch Seattle Centerpiece - 2016 - Barbara Renken - 1/4" scale
A dome display of Quarter Inch Centerpiece • Pianos & Peacocks - Georgia Matuschak - 1" scale
Large paneled room with inlaid floor that displays my pianos and peacocks • Old Time Bakery & Sweet Shop - Jim & Ginny Constantine - 1" scale
Make your mouth water! • Mom's Jul Smorgasbord - Annamarie LaCrosse - 1" scale
Room box depicting exact detail of my Mother's Christmas Smorgasbord from 1975. Photo and menu accompanies the display. • Life's a Beach - Lynn Miller - 1/4" scale
Who doesn't want to spend a summer at the beach? The lighthouse is a kit from Seaside Miniatures in the U.K. The wonderful rowboat is a kit from Robin Betterly's Pickett Pond series. The sea birds are from Barbara Meyers Mini Gems. |
• Christmas "Under the Stairs" - Bonnie Morrison
1" scale Framed Christmas scene featuring items made, collected or received in gift exchanges over the years or on Christmas market cruises in Europe. Lots of memories of my favorite time of the year! • Solarium - Sheri O'Brien - 1" scale
Small electrified box with windows. Here is a quiet place for you and your cat to rest with a book and a cupa. A hanging plant brings the outdoors in. • For my friend Susan Magalhaes 1952 - 2017 - by Nicola Wagenman - 1" scale
Celebrating Easter! Decorations, Bunnies and Treats! • Doll House Store - Debbie Cochran - 1/4" scale
A dollhouse store with a little girl trying to decide what to buy and another one going in. • "2 Shop Shopping" - Joanne Harris - 1/2" scale
A flower shop opens to a fabric shop • Colonial Kitchen - Barbara Renken - 1" scale
Room box with Jane Graber Pottery, colonial doll, and accessories • Needlework Room - Barbara Renken - 1" scale
A shadow box of petit point and miniature crochet • French Country 1/4" House - Georgia Matuschak - 1/4" scale
Original designed 1/4" French style house • Needlework Collection in a Shop Setting - Georgia Matuschak - 1" scale
A shop that I have restyled and added to that contains "lots" of needlework. • Cow Patty's Kitchen - Annamarie LaCrosse - 1" scale
Room box of cow themed kitchen • Shotgun House Renovation - Lynn Miller - 1/4" scale
Based on Sue Herber's Shotgun House. Built from scratch and "renovated it" by adding an extra inch to the width, and to the depth of each room, as well as a side porch. I think it is ready for me to move in. • Friends - Lynn Miller - 1/4" scale
My club did a group project of scenes in teacups. I finally made peace with the idea and did one. It is now one of my favorites. The figures are by Pamela Junk. The Tudor windows are simulated from Grandt Line components. • Who Wants Turkey? - Lynn Miller - 1/4" scale
A winter story-in-the-round of what could happen if you forget to bring in the groceries for Christmas dinner. Built from scratch from plans created by Susie Newell of her now famous design referred to as "the Portland centerpiece". |
• (4) "Tiny Houses" - by GIRLS IN THE GARAGE - 1" scale
Georgia Matuschak, Janet M. Oliver, Pat Williams & Mary Lee Hyman
GIRLS IN THE GARAGE is a NAME club with scattered members but five who meet weekly, in a garage of course. 4-5 hours a week gives us time to accomplish "lotsa" miniatures while enjoying each other's company.
We "GIG's", as we call ourself, are all avid HGTV fans, also loving "shaby chic" style, wanted to find a "Fixer Upper" that we could "Flip or Flop". We became " House Hunters" looking for "Good Bones" while aspiring to be "Rehab Addicts" and restyle an available house kit. The picture is of a very inexpensive Greenleaf house kit (under $25) but it had potential as our "Tiny House".
We began in November dealing with the splintery wood of the kit. A new foundation and sandwiching the kits walls with Gador or foam core board was necessary for strength and stability. Enlarging some areas and dividing the small space to get a bath, kitchen, bed, and living space was needed to fit our mental image. We added our own touches using new windows, flooring, wallpaper, shiplap, furnishings and a few "Flea Market Finds".
We will "Flip and Move" our "Tiny Houses" for all to see in the Seattle Miniature Show Exhibit Area on March 3 and 4. COME SEE OUR RESULTS finished or not!
We "GIG's", as we call ourself, are all avid HGTV fans, also loving "shaby chic" style, wanted to find a "Fixer Upper" that we could "Flip or Flop". We became " House Hunters" looking for "Good Bones" while aspiring to be "Rehab Addicts" and restyle an available house kit. The picture is of a very inexpensive Greenleaf house kit (under $25) but it had potential as our "Tiny House".
We began in November dealing with the splintery wood of the kit. A new foundation and sandwiching the kits walls with Gador or foam core board was necessary for strength and stability. Enlarging some areas and dividing the small space to get a bath, kitchen, bed, and living space was needed to fit our mental image. We added our own touches using new windows, flooring, wallpaper, shiplap, furnishings and a few "Flea Market Finds".
We will "Flip and Move" our "Tiny Houses" for all to see in the Seattle Miniature Show Exhibit Area on March 3 and 4. COME SEE OUR RESULTS finished or not!
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