“The Tea Trolley Room” by Netta Gilboa.
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“Ava Crain-Bee Shed” by Rhona Lee.
Interior of the “Ava Crain-Bee Shed” by Rhona Lee.
Side of the “Ava Crain-Bee Shed” by Rhona Lee.
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Small scale shops by Gabriele Layne. Gabriele states, “This was a challenge for me – trying to make items in such a small scale to fit on the shelves.”
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The 2019 Good Sam Show took place September 12-13, 2019 in San Jose, California. An exhibit of the work of local miniaturists was on display in the hallway of the show.
The next Good Sam Show will take place October 3-4, 2020. More info
“Farm Stand” by Laura Johnson. This was created in a workshop at the NAME Sacramento houseparty. Laura is a member of the Mini Attics.
“Hopsing Lee Chinese Laundry” by Moonyeen Moller. This scene represents a laundry located in 1950’s-era San Francisco. The doll is by Sharon Cariola.
“Room in a Teapot” by Paula Holm. This project was a workshop at the NAME Greenville convention.
Fourth of July fireworks collection by Nancy Peters. Nancy and her husband are pyrotechnicians. The rockets are reproductions of real rockets.
“Our First Grandchild” by Ruth Heisch. This was a MiniCals workshop that Ruth remade for her granddaughter-in-law’s birthday.
“Ms. Trelawny’s House” by Garry Silberstein. The Trelawny House is an historic house in Portland. The house was a project from the Portland Small Scales houseparty. Garry is a member of the MiniAttics.
“Ava Crain-Bee Shed” by Rhona Lee.
“Boat House” by June Mohn
Small Scale Shops by Gabriele Layne. Gabriele states, “This was a challenge for me – trying to make items in such a small scale to fit on the shelves.”
“Birds of a Feather” by Barbara Jones. Barbara states, “How could I resist these mallard ducklings in the scene by Beth Freeman Kane!” The scene in a lantern contains osa orange wood from Barbara’s woodpile.
“Friendship Hutch” by Juanita Landa.
“Margo” by Juanita Landa. This was the first doll that Juanita dressed and wigged. She took part in the Good Sam Academy Class taught by Dana Burton.
“Gingerbread Visions” by Carol Walls. The sideboard is from a class with Carlene Brown. The gingerbread dollhouse is from the 2012 NAME houseparty in Portland. Carol is a member of the Mini Attics.
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October 12th and 13th, 2019
Saturday 10am – 5pm, Sunday 11am – 4pm
Show Location
Doubletree Hotel San Jose (1/2 Mile from San Jose International Airport)
2050 Gateway Place, San Jose, CA
(408) 453-4000 or make reservations online.
Show Admission
Adults $7, Seniors (62+) $5, Children (5-12) $3, Children under 5 free (no strollers please). Free Door Prizes. A special children’s drawing each day. The show is a benefit for the PlaneTree Health Library.
For more show information, visit the Good Sam Show website.
Good Sam Workshop: Bluebird with Beth Freeman-Kane, South Africa
Friday Workshops
Join us for exciting workshops on Friday, October 11th, featuring prominent teachers from the U.S. and Europe. Friday Workshops are held at the hotel. Workshop registration is now open. View the workshops.
Sales Tables
Shop with 100 dealers featuring artisans from all over the country and several international dealers, including a number of IGMA Artisans and Fellows! You’ll find everything you need to finish that special miniature project including dollhouses, room boxes, unique furniture, beautiful dolls, food that looks good enough to eat, holiday items and much more. See the dealer list.
Exhibits
Unique and one-of-a-kind exhibits on display outside the sales floor. First-time and long-time exhibitors are strongly encouraged to bring their room boxes, structures and unusual containers to share in 2019.
Free Fun for Kids!
Children can make a miniature project of their very own at our free Children’s Workshops Saturday and Sunday from Noon until 3 pm. They can try building, landscaping, or soar with their imagination before going over to the Children’s Sales Table where we have priced miniature items for a child’s budget.
Dealer Donation Drawings
Tickets will be on sale for the Dealer Donation Drawings to be held Sunday at 3:15 pm. You do not need to be present to win.
Silent Auction
The Silent Auction will be Saturday, October 12th from 10 am to 2 pm. There will be wonderful miniatures to bid on. Bid early, bid often.
Pre-Registered Children’s Workshops
Special classes for children at the show on Saturday. Children must be pre-registered for these classes. Information about the 2019 classes should be posted by early September.
Tools and Techniques
Sunday, October 13th from 9:30 am to 10:50 am there will be a FREE “Tools and Techniques” seminar for all. It is held at the show venue and will cover a number of power and hand tools, as well as information on roofing, flooring, wall treatments, basic landscaping, and other aspects of making miniatures.
Dealer Donation Drawings
Dealers donate items to a special Dealer Donation Drawing. Tickets may be purchased at the show and winners will be drawn Sunday at 3:15pm. You do not need to be present to win.
Academy of Miniatures Worksnhop: Marquetry Dower Chest circa 1850 with Chris Malcomson.
Good Sam Academy of Miniatures
The Good Sam Academy of Miniatures offers multi-day classes taught by miniaturists that are leaders in their selected fields and have been teaching their skills to miniaturists for several years. Classes will take place immediately after the 2019 Good Sam Show. View the Academy class listing.
For more show information, visit the Good Sam Show website.
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Laura Johnson finished this workshop from the 2017 Sacramento houseparty. She calls it, “Boo!”
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Lisa states, “I started this project July 25th and could not stop working on it. Now I just need to invent a shrink ray so I can move in!”
The house was exhibited at the 2017 Good Sam Show.
Lisa Holm created the 1:48 scale, “Petalstone.”
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“The Grand Ballroom” is Rhona Lee’s tribute to the creative genius of Bluette Meloney.
“The Grand Ballroom” was designed by Bluette Meloney and completed by Rhona Lee. Rhona states, “This majestic room depicts the far end of an opulent hotel ballroom, featuring three back-lighted stained glass windows, two balconies and a faux marble floor.” Rhona exhibited the piece at the Good Sam Show.
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John Muir’s cabin created by Meg Milani
Meg created this exhibit based on John Muir’s simple cabin located near the base of Yosemite Falls. This is a revised project from the Folsom Fiesta State Day. Meg is a member of the Mini Attic Miniature Club and exhibited the cabin at the Good Sam Showcase of Miniatures.
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“Penny for Your Thoughts” exhibited by Susan Osze at the Good Sam Showcase of Miniatures.
Susan stated, “Pensive Fairy is from the Amy Brown Collection. Made me think of what she must be wishing for.”
“Painted Lady” by Susan Osze.
This Victorian facade is inspired by the Painted Ladies of San Francisco.
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Larry Herman created this Gluhwein market stall.
Larry exhibited his market stall at the Good Sam Showcase of Miniatures. Larry explained, “In December, Betty and I went on a Christmas market tour on the Rhine River. In Speyer, Germany, we had Gluhwein (hot mulled wine) in a stall featuring a moose which sang, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer in German! It made quite an impression on me so I made this miniature stall from the memory. Our moose also sings, but be careful what you ask for!!”
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Trish Billard created this tool tote in a workshop.
Trish Billard exhibited the “Tools and Supplies” toolbox at the Good Sam Showcase of Miniatures. Trish created the toolbox in a workshop hosted by Suzanne-Harrington Cole, in Vallejo, CA. Everyone in the workshop finished the toolbox differently. Trish’s toolbox was painted in trompe l’oeil style, a painting technique used to give the illusion of 3D.
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Becky Seward exhibited, “Playing in Mommy’s Room” at the Good Sam Show.
Becky explained, “This roombox was won as a NAME houseparty helper in Seattle. It was decorated with furniture and accessories that were collected over the years. The bed was purchased in 1979.”
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“Day of the Dead” exhibited by Nancy Peters at the Good Sam Showcase of Miniatures.
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Barb shared several of her projects with visitors to the Good Sam Showcase of Miniatures in October 2017.
Barbara Jones exhibited, “Dewey, Cheetum and Howe, Attorneys at Law”
Dewey, Cheetum and Howe, Attorneys at Law, is a roombox built in 1978. It was refurbished and furnished for the 2017 God Sam Show. It showcases Ferd Sobol’s metamorphic desk.
“Just Keep On Truckin” exhibit by Barbara Jones.
For the exhibit, “Just Keep On Truckin”, Barb Jones combined the work of several artists: Roy Huntington (truck), Jeff Packard (camper shell), Becky Ray (forest). Barb created the road.
October 7th and 8th, 2017
Saturday 10am – 5pm, Sunday 11am – 4pm
Show Location
Doubletree Hotel San Jose (1/2 Mile from San Jose International Airport)
2050 Gateway Place, San Jose, CA
(408) 453-4000 or make reservations online.
Show Admission
Adults $7, Seniors (62+) $5, Children (5-12) $3, Children under 5 free (no strollers please). Free Door Prizes. A special children’s drawing each day. The show is a benefit for the PlaneTree Health Library.
For more show information, visit the Good Sam Show website.
Good Sam Friday Workshop: Rhine River Market Stall with Luci Hanson, Cascade Miniatures
Friday Workshops
Join us for exciting workshops on Friday, October 6th, featuring prominent teachers from all over the country. Friday Workshops are held at the hotel. Workshop registration is now open. View the workshops.
Special Event
Now you can be a doll in your own miniature room. Holodeck 3D Studios will scan and print you in 3D. 1:12 custom scaled. Dress in your favorite outfit to match your room.
Sales Tables
Shop with 100 dealers featuring artisans from all over the country and several international dealers, including a number of IGMA Artisans and Fellows! You’ll find everything you need to finish that special miniature project including dollhouses, room boxes, unique furniture, beautiful dolls, food that looks good enough to eat, holiday items and much more. See the dealer list.
Exhibits
Unique and one-of-a-kind exhibits on display outside the sales floor. First-time and long-time exhibitors are strongly encouraged to bring their room boxes, structures and unusual containers to share in 2017.
Free Fun for Kids!
Children can make a miniature project of their very own at our free Children’s Workshops Saturday and Sunday from Noon until 3 pm. They can try building, landscaping, or soar with their imagination before going over to the Children’s Sales Table where we have priced miniature items for a child’s budget.
Dealer Donation Drawings
Tickets will be on sale for the Dealer Donation Drawings to be held Sunday at 3:15 pm. You do not need to be present to win.
Silent Auction
The Silent Auction will be Saturday, October 7th from 10 am to 2 pm There will be wonderful miniatures to bid on. Bid early, bid often.
Good Sam Children’s Workshop: Cookies For Santa by Cade Deverell
Pre-Registered Children’s Workshops
We have special classes for children at the show on Saturday. Children must be pre-registered for these classes. Workshop registration is now open. View the Children’s workshops.
Tools and Techniques
Sunday, October 8th from 9:30 am to 10:50 am we will have a FREE “Tools and Techniques” seminar for all. It is held at the show venue and will cover a number of power and hand tools, as well as information on roofing, flooring, wall treatments, basic landscaping, and other aspects of making miniatures. Please join us.
Dealer Donation Drawings
Our spectacular dealers donate items to a special Dealer Donation Drawing. Tickets may be purchased at the show and winners will be drawn Sunday at 3:15pm. You do not need to be present to win.
Good Sam Academy Workshop: Classic Country Dough Table with Ken Byers, Shaker Works West
Good Sam Academy of Miniatures
The Good Sam Academy of Miniatures offers multi-day classes taught by miniaturists that are leaders in their selected fields and have been teaching their skills to miniaturists for several years. Classes will take place immediately after the 2017 Good Sam Show. Academy registration is now open. View the Academy class listing.
For more show information, visit the Good Sam Show website.
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Ariel O’Connor, an objects conservator for the Smithsonian American Art Museum, looks into the “Three Room Dwelling” Nutshell crime diorama. (Barbara Haddock Taylor/Baltimore Sun)
The Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C. is refurbishing dollhouse death scenes that were used for forensic science.
The exhibition, “Murder Is Her Hobby: Frances Glessner Lee and the Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death,” will be on display from Oct. 20 to Jan. 28, 2018. Visitors will be given flashlights and magnifying glasses to inspect the 19 dioramas.
More info about the restoration process and the exhibition.
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The Itty Bitties Club is displaying their miniatures. The exhibit runs through September 2017, at the Natomas Library in Sacramento, California.
The Itty Bitties Club’s display at the Natomas Library.
Thank you to Frances Bigler for the photos.
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October 7th and 8th, 2017
Saturday 10am – 5pm, Sunday 11am – 4pm
Show Location
Doubletree Hotel San Jose (1/2 Mile from San Jose International Airport)
2050 Gateway Place, San Jose, CA
(408) 453-4000 or make reservations online.
Show Admission
Adults $7, Seniors (62+) $5, Children (5-12) $3, Children under 5 free (no strollers please). Free Door Prizes. A special children’s drawing each day. The show is a benefit for the PlaneTree Health Library.
For more show information, visit the Good Sam Show website.
Good Sam Friday Workshop: Rhine River Market Stall with Luci Hanson, Cascade Miniatures
Friday Workshops
Join us for exciting workshops on Friday, October 6th, featuring prominent teachers from all over the country. Friday Workshops are held at the hotel. Workshop registration is now open. View the workshops.
Special Event
Now you can be a doll in your own miniature room. Holodeck 3D Studios will scan and print you in 3D. 1:12 custom scaled. Dress in your favorite outfit to match your room.
Sales Tables
Shop with 100 dealers featuring artisans from all over the country and several international dealers, including a number of IGMA Artisans and Fellows! You’ll find everything you need to finish that special miniature project including dollhouses, room boxes, unique furniture, beautiful dolls, food that looks good enough to eat, holiday items and much more. See the dealer list.
Exhibits
Unique and one-of-a-kind exhibits on display outside the sales floor. First-time and long-time exhibitors are strongly encouraged to bring their room boxes, structures and unusual containers to share in 2017.
Free Fun for Kids!
Children can make a miniature project of their very own at our free Children’s Workshops Saturday and Sunday from Noon until 3 pm. They can try building, landscaping, or soar with their imagination before going over to the Children’s Sales Table where we have priced miniature items for a child’s budget.
Dealer Donation Drawings
Tickets will be on sale for the Dealer Donation Drawings to be held Sunday at 3:15 pm. You do not need to be present to win.
Silent Auction
The Silent Auction will be Saturday, October 7th from 10 am to 2 pm There will be wonderful miniatures to bid on. Bid early, bid often.
Good Sam Children’s Workshop: Cookies For Santa by Cade Deverell
Pre-Registered Children’s Workshops
We have special classes for children at the show on Saturday. Children must be pre-registered for these classes. Workshop registration is now open. View the Children’s workshops.
Tools and Techniques
Sunday, October 8th from 9:30 am to 10:50 am we will have a FREE “Tools and Techniques” seminar for all. It is held at the show venue and will cover a number of power and hand tools, as well as information on roofing, flooring, wall treatments, basic landscaping, and other aspects of making miniatures. Please join us.
Dealer Donation Drawings
Our spectacular dealers donate items to a special Dealer Donation Drawing. Tickets may be purchased at the show and winners will be drawn Sunday at 3:15pm. You do not need to be present to win.
Good Sam Academy Workshop: Classic Country Dough Table with Ken Byers, Shaker Works West
Good Sam Academy of Miniatures
The Good Sam Academy of Miniatures offers multi-day classes taught by miniaturists that are leaders in their selected fields and have been teaching their skills to miniaturists for several years. Classes will take place immediately after the 2017 Good Sam Show. Academy registration is now open. View the Academy class listing.
For more show information, visit the Good Sam Show website.
This information is offered as a service to the community of miniature enthusiasts. If you know of a miniature related event or have information/photos to share, please contact the N.A.M.E. N2 Region Webmaster.
Cathy displayed this 1″ scale scene at the NAME Sacramento Houseparty. She writes, “This was the first original mini project that I had ever done about 2 years ago.” “I have only been into the mini world for about 3 years. Now minis are my passion!”
Cathy Ellison created this scene, her first original mini project.
The Itty Bittie Miniature Club has installed an exhibit of miniatures at the Community Library in Winters, California. The exhibit will be available for viewing until August 30, 2017. Winters is located west of Davis and north of Vacaville on I-505. If you can make it, please leave a comment at the front desk.
Community Library
708 Railroad Avenue
Winters, CA 95694
530-795-4955 email
Jennifer Rich exhibited these 1″ scale scenes in drawers at the 2017 Sacramento houseparty.
Scenes by Jennifer Rich.
Trish exhibited these quarter scale houses at the NAME Sacramento Houseparty. Her description of the project:
“These three houses replicate the illustrations in “The Cottage at the End of the Lane, ” children’s dollhouse story by Elaine Mills. Debbie Young designed and built the kits and taught them as a series of classes. I bought the kits and altered them to even more closely resemble the houses in the story. All three houses have working lights powered from a battery pack hidden within the house. I made all the dolls. The crowded house alone has seventeen of them! Also made most of the animals.”
Trish Billard created these houses from Debbie Young’s kits based on the books, “A Cottage at the End of the Lane.”
Carole Ann Davis exhibited this roombox at the NAME Sacramento Houseparty. Carole Ann collected the flowers from various artists through the years. She made the display stand from plans and instructions by Nancy Thomas, who passed away in May of 2016. Carole Ann is a member of the Delta Doolittles Club.
Carole Ann Davis created this floral roombox.
The Kiwanis Club of Carmichael, CA, is looking for people who would like to display their fairy house creations and talk to people about their hobby.
On the second Saturday of each month, the Kiwanis Club opens the Koobs Nature Area (a 5 acre nature preserve in Carmichael) to the public with hands-on activities for families. Each month is a different theme. On August 12, 2017, the theme will be fairy houses.
For more information and to display your fairy house creation(s) on August 12, please contact Jenny Hawley. Visit the Koobs Nature Area on Facebook.
Pixie Gypsy Caravan inspiration by artist Nichola Battilana of blog.pixiehill.com.
Suitcase Fairy Garden inspiration by empressofdirt via eBay.com.
Carlene Brown created this Japanese Tea House from a State Day project put on by Our Little Mini Club from Paradise-Chico, CA. Margaret Gordus and Carlene were the co-chairs of the State Day. The tea house was exhibited at the NAME Sacramento Houseparty.
Carlene Brown created this 1″ scale Japanese Tea House.
Darwin created this project to illustrate the various scales to non-miniaturists. The display uses the 2011 NAME Day project (the work center) in 1″, 1/2″ 1/4″ and 1/144 scales. Darwin exhibited the display at the NAME Sacramento Houseparty.
Darwin Spring illustrated “scale” using the work center project.
Laverne shared her project entitled, “It’s About Time,” in the exhibit room at the NAME Sacramento Houseparty. The scene was created using the alcove from the 2012 NAME Day project.
“It’s About Time” by LaVerne Munz.
Linda exhibited these 1″ scale scenes at the Sacramento Houseparty. The bunk beds are from the 2016 NAME Day. The alcove is from the 2012 NAME Day. Congratulations to Linda for completing her NAME Day projects!
Linda Vertrees is from Sacramento, CA, and is a member of the Itty Bitty Club.
Linda created this scene using the 2016 NAME Day bunk beds.
Linda Verhees created this quilt shop using the 2012 NAME Day alcove.
The Antioch Historical Society with the Delta DooLittles presents the fourth (and final) World of Miniatures Exhibit at the Antioch Historical Society Museum.
Exhibit Location
Antioch Historical Society
1500 W. Fourth Street
Antioch, CA 94509
Exhibit Hours
Open to the public, at no charge, February 1 – 18, 2017. We will be open on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 1 to 4 p.m.
In Memoriam
This is a very special event for us as it will be our final exhibit and is in memory of a very special miniaturist – Nancy Thomas, our mentor, teacher and friend, who passed away in May of this year.
Interested in exhibiting your miniatures?
Download an application form. Completed forms, with pictures must be received by January 17, 2017. The form may be saved to your computer, filled out using Adobe Acrobat, and saved. Attach the form (along with a picture) in an e-mail to cammini@aol.com, or mail the form to the address below. Exhibit intake is Sunday and Monday, January 29 and 30, 2017.
For more info, contact:
Carole Ann Davis, Delta DooLittles
phone 510-501-3957
cammini@aol.com
Radio by Don Silva
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The Antioch Historical Society with the Delta DooLittles presents the fourth (and final) World of Miniatures Exhibit at the Antioch Historical Society Museum.
You’re invited to show your miniatures in the World of Miniatures –Part IV Exhibit!
Download an application form. Completed forms, with pictures must be received by January 17, 2017. Intake will be on Sunday and Monday, January 29 and 30, 2017.
The Holidays are already here, but we hope that you’ll take a minute to remember the awe and joy that you brought to visitors at the 2014 exhibit. The Riverview Room was a palace of imagination, creativity and memories for young and old!
Now you’re invited to share your new treasures with us for the 2017 Exhibit. We know that you’ve been busy these past three years and we can’t wait to see your new creations! We encourage you to ask fellow miniaturists and/or club members to exhibit their pieces in February also.
Nancy Thomas
In Memoriam
This is a very special event for us as it will be our final exhibit and is in memory of a very special miniaturist – Nancy Thomas, our mentor, teacher and friend, who passed away in May of this year.
So, Happy Holidays and Merry Miniaturing! And don’t forget to mail your completed forms, with pictures, to be received by January 17, 2017! We look forward to seeing your creations in the World of Miniatures –Part IV Exhibit!
Exhibit application
Download an application form. Completed forms, with pictures must be received by January 17, 2017. The form may be saved to your computer, filled out using Adobe Acrobat, and saved. Attach the form (along with a picture) in an e-mail to cammini@aol.com, or mail the form to the address below.
Exhibit Intake
Sunday and Monday, January 29 and 30, 2017.
Exhibit Location
Antioch Historical Society
1500 W. Fourth Street
Antioch, CA 94509
Exhibit Hours
Open to the public, at no charge, February 1 – 18, 2017. We will be open on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 1 to 4 p.m.
For more info, contact
Carole Ann Davis, Delta DooLittles
phone 510-501-3957
cammini@aol.com
National Association of Miniature Enthusiasts 