Welcoming 2026 – A Year of Miniature Magic, Milestones & New Beginnings

 Hello everyone, and welcome to 2026!

I hope you all enjoyed a beautiful festive season and stepped into the New Year feeling inspired.

Every January, I take a moment to pause, reflect, and celebrate the journey of the year just passed—before diving headfirst into new ideas and projects. And 2025? It was a year packed with creativity, milestones, and miniature magic.

Before we begin, thank you from the bottom of my heart. In 2025, My Miniature World reached 28,000 followers on Facebook—a number that still amazes me. Your support, messages, visits, and encouragement mean everything. You can also follow us on Instagram, X, Pinterest, and LinkedIn, or visit www.myminiatureworld.co.

Highlights of 2025

January – A heartfelt beginning & a childhood dream revisited

The year began with the launch of The Victorian Miniature Parlour. 

I was also featured live on TVAM Channel with Russell Sammut, where I had the emotional joy of sharing my childhood inspiration, Strawberry Shortcake doll I’ve loved since I was three.

To top it off, No. 44 Mornington House was featured in Dolls House World, Uk Magazine.

February – March – Tiny scale, big charm

These months were dedicated to working on delightful 1:144 scale houses by Petite Properties, proving that magic truly lives in the smallest details.

April – A cabinet that brought everything together

The Baby House Cabinet for The Victorian Miniature Parlour was completed—an important and satisfying milestone.

May – Inspiration abroad

I travelled to Germany to visit 1 zu 12 Die Messe 25 in Rheda, soaking up creativity and inspiration, and completed The Folly in 1:144 scale.

June – July – Creativity in full swing

These months were filled with designing and creating miniature accessories for the workshop held in The Victorian Miniature Parlour. Busy, productive, and deeply rewarding.

August – Seven years of miniature magic

A proud milestone: celebrating 7 years since the opening of My Miniature World Museum—a moment filled with gratitude and joy.

September – Autumn creations & vintage treasures

I created The Pumpkin Cottage and The Tiny Folly in 1:144 scale and welcomed a beautiful vintage Caroline’s Home dolls house into my collection.

October – A project completed & an international show

I took part in the Dolls House Nederland Show in Arnhem, The Netherlands. In this month I also completed The Victorian Miniature Parlour.

November – Recognition and features

The Dutch Baby Cabinet was featured in Dolls House World (UK), and My Miniature World appeared on TVAM Channel with Claire Preca Taroma.

December – A magical festive finale

The year ended on a high with Holly’s Christmas Shoppe featured in DollsHouse Nederland Magazine, followed by a visit to the Kensington Dolls House Festival Christmas Show in London.

Although only one major house project was completed, 2025 was rich in creativity. With my new xTool, I developed many new miniature accessories and began work on several kits, starting with the Nursery Nostalgic Collection.

 What to Expect in 2026 

January – Starting strong in The Netherlands

I’ll be taking part in the International Dolls House & Miniatures Fair in Houten.

Big builds & long-term dreams

Work continues on my largest dolls’ house project, St. George’s Hill, starting with detailed miniatures and accessories.

Next on the workbench

The Mouse House in the Sewing Room is next in line—and I can’t wait to begin.

1:24 Project

Will continue working on my 1:24 scale dolls house The Minikin

Sharing the magic

I’m very happy to announce that children’s workshops will be introduced at My Miniature World, something I’ve long dreamed of offering.

Thank you for being part of this journey—your support makes every tiny detail worth it. 2026 already feels full of promise, creativity, and exciting new chapters.

Make sure to stay tuned.

Take care and see you soon.

Hugs,

Rebecca xxx