Saint B Miniatures

New Products Launched!

We are so excited to have launched three new products in our etsy shop this weekend.

The first has been our MOST-REQUESTED product: a bookcase filled with an ombre rainbow of 90+ individual books.

You can check it out at our etsy shop here: link.

The second we developed to solve a problem with the panelling on my childhood dollhouse, and it turned out so cute when decorated with ivy: a trellis for your dollhouse’s yard.

You can check it out at our etsy shop here: link.

And the third exceeded our wildest expectations for what we could create with our 3D printer: a set of four whimsical prints for your dollhouse nursery.

You can check it out at our etsy shop here: link.

We have many other products in development, so stay tuned! And do let us know if there is something you have been looking for on etsy and can’t find. We love filling holes in the market!

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3 responses to “New Products Launched!”

  1. Harlow Avatar
    Harlow

    Wow, that trellis is so cute with the vines. I’m guessing you 3D printed the bookshelf, but do you hand-make all those tiny books with paper and glue?! I don’t have a 3D printer of my own, but I’m still inspired by your blog and would love to see more. Have a blessed day!

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    1. Katie Stowe Avatar
      Katie Stowe

      Thanks so much, Harlow! Yes, the bookshelf is 3D printed, but the tiny books are hand-assembled. We do use a Cricut Maker to cut the paper and cardstock.

      The public libraries in my town have 3D printers available to reserve, maybe that would be a free way for you to try it out if you are interested?

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      1. Harlow Avatar
        Harlow

        That sounds like quite the process! Thanks for the library tip. I looked online to see if my local library had a 3D printer, but I didn’t see anything… maybe I could contact them. Also, a product idea I had for you is creating 3D printed, miniature kitchen items or a set of them (mugs, cutting boards, chairs, utensils, dishes, appliances, etc.). When I searched this on Etsy, I didn’t see much come up, so something for you to consider!

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