I’ve been making small scale (1:48) dollhouse furniture for over 20 years. My new Glowforge has allowed me to create things I’ve wanted to for years but just couldn’t while cutting things out by hand. I’m having so much fun seeing how far I can push the details working in such a small scale. Experimenting on tiny picture frames right now.
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Love, love, love it. I’m in awe! Please keep showing us what you make.
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These would look fantastic in my little dollhouses.
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Do you work in quarter inch scale? I sell on Etsy at www.samanthacreations.etsy.com
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I don’t work in any scale but I can adapt. I will check out your Esty account.
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Those are wonderful! Isn’t the Glowforge great at allowing us to take what we do and push it a little further? Thank you for sharing, your details (the cushions, the chair back) are perfect, too…
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Mind blowing detail at that scale. Wow.
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Fantastic detail and finishing!
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Those are incredible! Just curious, what did you use as the ‘wicker’ in the rocking chair?
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40 count silk needlepoint canvas
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Minis! My favorite! Can’t wait to see the picture frames.
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Oh my goodness! Those pennies are incredibly large!
Kidding! That is phenomenal! 
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These are incredible. Now I kind of what to spend my day making teeny tiny things!
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That is amazing!
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These are really wonderful. Your years of experience really shine through…now even more polished with the use of a Glowfroge.
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They’re all so perfect! Love them!
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These are SO wonderful!
I am amazed that the furniture is so small and still has so much detail. Are you making these for a doll house that you already have?
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Happy Birthday @davidgal2!
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Thank you.
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