Miniature Werewolf

Miniature Werewolf Making miniatures, sharing tutorials, building dollhouses, exploring fairytales, and bringing magic to life in tiny ways

04/03/2026

Haute dog! Two contrasting styles of miniature luxury dog accessories and matching bags for their wee humans. What do you think? Does this make fetch happen? Pawsh enough? I made these for my pal, the lovely miniaturist and designer extraordinaire and her adorable chiens Chloe & Domino 🐾⁣
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I've never shared before that the werewolf fireplace in my dollhouse is actually modeled after my childhood fireplace in...
04/01/2026

I've never shared before that the werewolf fireplace in my dollhouse is actually modeled after my childhood fireplace in my family home. So for the first time, here are pictures of me throughout the years in front of our cozy fireplace. ❤️👹🐾👣 (APRIL FOOLS!)

An introduction! Some of you are family and friends, others are newer to what I make so I thought I would introduce myse...
03/28/2026

An introduction! Some of you are family and friends, others are newer to what I make so I thought I would introduce myself! Hi, my name is Miriam and though you often see my hands, this is my face! The first picture is from a day when I was feeling especially glamorous, but most days I look like the second picture.

I dedicated my time to miniatures during the pandemic and at a certain point in the last few years, I felt I had devoted enough time to my craft that I could start calling myself an artist. I work with many different materials, and the main driving force behind my work is storytelling. I love to create dioramas that tell a story in the details.

I also love to share what I know and what I am learning. No gatekeeping here! If you ever have any questions, please feel free to ask. I love sharing my art with the world and I hope you enjoy what I share here.

I am mostly active on Instagram so you can also follow me there at 

Thank you for being here!

03/27/2026

I added a laser to my studio! sent me this ACMER K1 12W Laser Engraver & Cutter and I've been enjoying learning how to use a new tool. This one is a compact size so it works well in a smaller space. Now I'm off to explore the uses for this laser with my miniature work...

Throwing a baby shower? Need ideas for a photo op? Here's an idea for your guests. Also popular was a "pin the baby on t...
03/26/2026

Throwing a baby shower? Need ideas for a photo op? Here's an idea for your guests. Also popular was a "pin the baby on the b**b" game.

03/25/2026

TUTORIAL: Miniature Studded Leather Handbag || This is how I made my mini satchel (Purse? Murse? Bag? It has a unisex punk vibe with the studs, so call it what you want!) Enjoy!

SUPPLIES
Scrap of leather (measurements below)
Scrap of fabric: 1 1/8" x 1/2" (30mm x 15mm)
Nail art studs 2mm (about 15), gunmetal
Mod Podge matte
Paintbrush (for Mod Podge)
T8000/E6000 or similar glue
Scissors
Jump rings 4mm (2), 6mm (2), 8mm (2)
Pliers (for jump rings)
Buckle 6mm (1), gunmetal
Magnets 1mm x 10mm round (2)
Top coat UV nail gel
UV lamp
Fine tipped curved tweezers

Helpful/Optional:
Toothpick
Parchment paper
Rotary cutter & ruler

Leather Measurements:
All measurements approximate for 1:12 scale; cut to preference

Body: 1 1/8" x 3.5" (30mm x 90mm)
Sides (one continuous strip): 1/4" x 6" (6mm x 150mm)
Shoulder Strap: 3/16" x 6" (5mm x 150mm)*
Handle: 3/16" x 7/8" (5mm x 23mm)*
Buckle strap: 3/16" x 3/4" (5mm x 20mm)*

*for best results, use a thinner, more supple leather like from an old glove for these

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Music Credits: "Happy Ukulele" by Jason Shaw, audionautix.com, CC License
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03/25/2026

Miniature Turquoise Suitcase || Contents Reveal: A tiny 1:12 scale vintage suitcase filled with magic, cheer, hope, secrets, and promise of adventures to come! A travel case for times when things seem dreary & a gift for a special young person. 💗 Please enjoy this tour of Adelaide’s Suitcase!⁣
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A handmade miniature suitcase, made for a nine-year-old girl, filled with magic and secrets. Watch tomorrow's video to...
03/25/2026

A handmade miniature suitcase, made for a nine-year-old girl, filled with magic and secrets. Watch tomorrow's video to discover what's hidden inside 🤗

03/24/2026

Tutorial Tuesday, Season 1, Episode 5: Miniature Book Cover & End Papers ⁣
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Mini tips and tutorials for mini makers! ⁣
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Today I show how I cover and add end papers to complete the construction of a realistic miniature book.⁣
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03/23/2026

Should I do a tutorial? A studded leather bag in miniature using scrap leather from an old pocketbook and nail art gems (perfect for the fiercest of miniature creatures!) ⁣
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