American Miniaturist – January 2019 Issue 189

American Miniaturist is the January 2019 issue, number 189, of the monthly magazine for miniature enthusiasts. This complete digital edition is available as an instant PDF download. Inside, you will find detailed tutorials, artist features, and project ideas for dollhouse and miniature crafting.

Published by Ashdown, Inc., this issue brings together practical how-to projects and inspiring tours of miniature spaces. Editor Auralea Krieger introduces a collection of work that celebrates skill and creativity in the miniature community.

American Miniaturist Book Overview

This issue is packed with projects in 1:12 scale and other miniature scales. It includes embroidery, woodworking, papercraft, sewing, and room setting ideas. The magazine also profiles artists and their workspaces, offering both instruction and inspiration.

Readers will find clear project instructions for items such as cushions, a cottage, flooring, a farm scene, a ballet cardigan, a hamper, a rocking horse, a christening outfit, a swing set, printer paper projects, and a pram makeover. These projects are suitable for miniaturists who want to build or improve pieces for their dollhouses and displays.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Embroider four miniature cushions in blackwork with Rosemary Hartshorn.
• Build a mini cottage with a lifting roof using the tutorial by David G Johnston.
• Lay a beautiful floor in a few easy steps with Auralea Krieger.
• Make a smaller scale farm scene with miniature livestock.
• Sew a cross-over ballet cardigan for any little girl with Anne Kearney.
• Set a lavish scene with a Sultan and his First Lady, with DANA.
• Make an easy swing set for the backyard with Keith Walker.

The issue also includes a stylish hamper made from an old paint bottle, a historic rocking horse by Brian Long, a christening outfit with Rebecca Smith-Keary, modern printer paper projects by Felicity Price, and a pram makeover with Joan Key.

Why This Book Matters

American Miniaturist has served the miniature community with practical and creative content. This issue supports makers at every level by covering techniques, materials, and design ideas. It also highlights the work of artisans and includes details about miniature events, such as the 4th Annual Celebration of Artisans of Miniatures held in Chicago.

For those new to miniatures, the tutorials provide a clear starting point. For experienced builders, the artist features and advanced techniques offer fresh approaches. The magazine encourages readers to adapt projects to their own scale and needs.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so there is no physical shipping. Access is available immediately after purchase. The PDF works with compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and most reading applications that support PDF files.

Frequently Asked Questions

How soon will I receive the magazine?
You will receive instant access after purchase. The PDF can be downloaded right away.

Will a physical copy be shipped?
No. This is a digital edition only, so no printed copy will be sent.

What devices are supported?
The PDF can be opened on Kindle apps, tablets, desktops, and mobile devices with PDF support.

Add this issue to your miniature library and enjoy the projects at your own pace.