Each year, the Show brings together more than 100 U.S. and international artisans and dealers, including a number of I.G.M.A. Artisans and Fellows. They offer collectors unique, well-crafted 1-inch, 1/2-inch, and 1/4-inch scale miniatures from around the world.
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Saturday, September 20, 2014

Dealer Rachel Roet, Netherlands - Handcrafted European Miniatures

Long-time dealer Rachel Roet sells as "Hannah Roet" in honor of her mother, a famous Dutch miniaturist. From the Netherlands, Rachel makes exceptional embroidered pictures and petit point in miniature. In addition, she carries handcrafted items from European artisans in 1-inch to 1/144th scale. Email: rachel.roet@gmail.com.  Web: http://hannahroet.blogspot.com

1/144th kitchen by an unknown artist. Loaded with detail.
Delightful jointed teddy bear with an old-fashioned pull toy by unknown artists. 
Handmade wooden embroidery hoop with cabbage roses and leaves embroidered using silk sewing thread on 90 count silk gauze. Six different greens are used for the leaves. One-of-a-kind by Rachel Roet.

To see more of Rachel Roet's work, go >here<.

Wednesday, September 11, 2013

From Holland: Hannah Roet Miniatures

Rachel Roet of Amsterdam has been coming to Good Sam since 2006 and makes fabulous hand-embroidered paintings. She sells as Hannah Roet (in honor of her mother, a famous Dutch miniaturist).  Rachel also carries a interesting selection of items made by other artisans. Don't miss the handcrafted 1:144 scale toys, bears, and amazing small room boxes and vignettes on her table. rachel.roet@gmail.com, hannahroet.blogspot.com

A stroll in the garden.  Embroidered on 90 count gauze ( 36 stitches per cm. ) it has 56000 stitches in 46 colors. (There are 11 different greens.) Handmade frame finished with 24 karat gold leaf. 2.55 x 3.55 inch ( 6.5 x9 cm )
Adorable little girl with pony, only 0.04 inch high (10 mm).
Tiny child with adorable pet dog.
A wee bunny with a carrot, wearing a pink bow in her hair.
Three handcrafted bears sitting down, with tiny handmade pull toy. The bears Rachel carries are about 2 inches (5 cm) high or smaller.
A very tiny room box with living room and bedroom. Filled with great detail.

To see more items of the type to be found on Rachel Roet's table, go here.

Saturday, September 22, 2012

At the Show - Accessories from the Netherlands

Rachel Roet of Amsterdam sells as Hannah Roet (in honor of her mother). Hannah was a driving force in miniature land in Holland, helping many starting artisans on their way. A miniaturist for over 30 years, Rachel specializes in embroidery and also carries miniatures from other artisans on her table. She has been coming to Good Sam since 2006. rachel.roet@gmail.com, hannahroet.blogspot.com

Mie, the Geisha. Embroidered by Rachel on 90 count gauze with 43 colors and 11,600 stitches. 24 kt. gold leaf frame, 1-1/3" x 3-1/2".

Halloween book has interior with two secret rooms, 1.57 by 2.1 inches.
Wood toys in 1:144 scale. Rachel will have many 1:144-scale miniatures at the show.
Set of eight wood kitchen pieces in 1:144 scale. The black display block is 0.5 by 0.5 inches.


Santa in sizes ranging from small to smaller, and smallest. Santa Smoker (the largest) is just under an inch. The smallest Santa is a Christmas tree ornament,  0.4 inch high.

Saturday, June 9, 2012

Class #7 - Books and More Books with Tine Krijnen

Scale:  One Inch
Skill Level: All with good eyesight
Cost: $65.00
Time: 9:00AM to 5:00PM

~~ Register as soon as possible, only the first 20 registrants will be accepted ~~



Join Tine for her first time at our show. Tine will be assisted by Rachel Roet, both from the Netherlands. Tine and Rachel will guide you while you learn the first steps of bookbinding. In the morning we will make at least three (possibly more) simple books to practice how to cut and measure book blocks and covers. After lunch we will make an ‘old’ book with raised bands on the spine (with or without clasp). All books will have glued spines. A lot of fun, lots of books, enough to fill a library. You will go home with know how and material to make 40 books at home.