American Miniaturist Issue #160: August 2016

American Miniaturist Issue #160: August 2016 showcases nine talented artists with a shared love for miniature fruits and vegetables, along with seven complete projects for dollhouse enthusiasts. This digital edition of the long-running miniature magazine is available as an instant PDF download, so you can start reading right after purchase.

Inside, the August 2016 issue of American Miniaturist brings together project tutorials, artist profiles, show news, and reader letters. It offers a practical mix of dollhouse builds, vintage-style décor, and small-scale crafts.

Book Overview

American Miniaturist is a monthly magazine devoted to miniatures, dollhouses, and small-scale craft. Issue #160, published in August 2016 by Ashdown Broadcasting, includes projects for a wind chime, copper top table, sewing box, men’s cargo shorts, leather ottoman, vintage chalkboard, and stained glass.

The issue features scene work by Suzan Atabey, including a vintage record store, plus artist showcases from miniaturists such as Gabriele Layne, Keli Minick, Julio Ribeiro, and Karen Watson. It also visits the miniature shop of Anita Gilliam-Smiley and offers a woodturning shop diorama, a family home tour, and tips for staying organized.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Seven project tutorials: wind chime, copper top table, sewing box, men’s cargo shorts, leather ottoman, vintage chalkboard, and stained glass.
• A visit to Anita Gilliam-Smiley’s vintage-style miniature shop and flea market “finds.”
• Suzan Atabey’s miniature vintage record store scene.
• A beach dollhouse created by Keli Minick from combining two kits.
• Gabriele Layne’s porch scene for a SAM birthday party and her woodturning shop with 263 miniature pieces.
• Julio Ribeiro’s service station diorama inspired by his grandfather.
• The continuing tour of Karen Watson’s family home dollhouse.

Why This Book Matters

American Miniaturist was in its 41st year in 2016, and Issue #160 continues the magazine’s tradition of practical instruction and community coverage. It offers a useful snapshot of the dollhouse and miniatures hobby during that period.

For hobbyists, collectors, and crafters, this issue provides project ideas, artistic inspiration, and a record of the people and events shaping the miniature world.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so no physical item will be shipped. You will receive access to the PDF after purchase and can read it on devices that support PDF files.

The file works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and common reading apps. Since it is a digital edition, there is no printed copy.

FAQ

How do I get my file? After purchase, you can download the PDF immediately from your account or order confirmation page.

Will a physical magazine be shipped? No. This listing is for a digital download only, and no physical copy will be mailed.

Which devices can I use? The PDF can be opened on Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile phones, and most reading apps.

Enjoy this issue of American Miniaturist at your own pace and keep the miniature inspiration close at hand.

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