EASY dollhouse miniature Coffee Cups made from PAPER

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2 oz bottle of Diamond Glaze

8 oz bottle of Diamond Glaze

Heat gun- I use mine to quickly dry paint, soften the glue to dismantle furniture and quickly cure polymer clay without an oven. Gets a lot hotter than a hair dryer.

Craft heat gun that doesn't get as hot as mine

Learn how to make miniature coffee cups/mugs with simple everyday items. I used paper, paperclips, and yarn. No printer or technology needed! Decorating the mugs was a lot of fun.

1:24 scale- Cut the strip of paper at 9mm wide. I wrapped a bamboo skewer with cardstock wrapped around it once and taped to make the inside diameter of the mug bigger. I think an extra wrap or two of the paper would make the mugs more in scale (bigger inside diameter).

1:12 scale- 3/8" wide strip

1:6 scale (Barbie, Blythe or Fashion doll)- 3/4" wide strip. Inside diameter of 1/2". I used a thick paintbrush.

I have lots of projects planned ranging from abandoned miniatures, furniture makeovers, accessories, kits and Dollhouse Miniatures in multiple scales. I also have a large Harry Potter build planned for 1" scale.

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[Indianaparadise]

I’m not sure why, but my whole life I’ve loved miniature things 🤷‍♀️

[griseldis]

I especially like that everything is made from such simple materials. Very creative, you don't always need super expensive materials to make beautiful things.

[Zenithxblack]

This channel has become one of my happy places.

[AyaDragonheart]

I absolutely love how accessible the materials are. I don't have much room or money for new supplies, so I really appreciate the thrifty options. it's incredibly inspiring seeing how creative you are with all your minis 😊 my favorites were the paint spattered blue and red mugs! they look exactly like the real deal!

[kathykeith]

I love how you make it look like it’s ok to make mistakes!!!! You just point it out and tell us how to fix it!!!❤❤❤❤

[shendaraalshedir]

Alot of patience, good eyesight & steady hands....best way to use those assests, lol! These are so cute, l am already getting ideas for Christmas!!👍😃🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦

[susangrimm]

I especially liked the spatterware over blue cup. It fits my camping diorama perfectly.

[clarahulon]

As an avid miniaturist, I find these so cool! Those I've purchased are too chunky. Can't wait to make my own. Thank you!

[MimmiesMinis-KellyPenny]

The paper curls and behaves better because bending the paper as you did breaks the bonds of the paper. It gives the flexibility to wrap around something and not leave the large ridges you sometimes get when wrapping paper and it has less tendency to rip.

[pengle]

These are great. I especially like the enamel ware look. I bet they would look great in your 1800's room box kitchen

[leeannsolice]

Inspiring! I think I will try to make a tiny college logo mug for a gift diarama to someone as part of a graduation gift. This is SO helpful to see!

[Siennaflower]

These would look great in a corner coffee shop or bakery! ❤ I saw a good hack this week on a video. They suggested using masking tape to wrap around little things like paper clips when you cut them, so they are less likely to go flying.

[mastersadvocate]

I love the miniature mugs that you made! They sure are amazing, and look like the expensive miniatures you can buy at a Dollhouse shop! Thanks for showing how to make them! ~Janet in Canada

[PetroicaRodinogaster]

I am a bit lTe to the party as this is nearly a yr old, but never the less very interesting. I like your presentation style too. No un-needed chatter, umming and arrring and you have clear, concise instructions.

[lorettaschmitt]

Fantastic. I love ❤ tutorials that don't usually require you to spend a lot of money or to make numerous trips to the store for supplies. If you're a crafter to begin with, you might have just about everything you need to make these delightful little mugs. 😊 Thank you for sharing.

[thedollcupboard]

These look like so much fun to make! I think my faves were the red and blue splatter. They look just like vintage enamelware! Great tip on the diamond glaze. ❤

[venomlily]

Seriously, this how-to video was done PERFECTLY . Very informative, very detailed, and every word was so clear . Also even though your voice is very soothing, this tutorial doesn't lull you to sleep . Brilliant ! 🎉

[Justmewatchingavideo]

These look like something I can actually do. Thank you for several options in how to make them.

[LifesNeverHumDrum]

I’m now binging your videos, I love seeing you make the same thing via multiple different methods

[tonyahutchins]

These mugs are great! I have learned so much from watching your videos. Thanks for sharing!