Beverages for dollhouses, roomboxes and dioramas

This is a general page about drinks.

See also beverages folder which has pages devoted to specific beverages.

Beverages are very versatile. They are served in bars, with food in restaurants, cafeterias dining rooms or kitchens. 

See also mugs, bottles, thermos bottles, as well as glass, ceramics

Beverages for dollhouses, roomboxes and dioramas Links to miniature projects Blogs Groups Supplies for sale Miniatures for sale Books Instructions for miniatures Miniature printables Links Videos Research/ Inspiration Tips/Hints

Links to miniature projects

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• photo albums, blog posts, webpages

Blogs

• Blogs concentrating on beverages or categories/labels about it in blogs

Groups

• Discussion groups, forums (or forum categories) and photo groups dedicated to beverages.

Supplies for sale

• Supplies needed for making beverage projects.

Miniatures for sale

• Do you have a section for beverages in your shop? Add a direct link here.

Drinks - by Amanspeak Miniatures, UK

Margaritas - from Dollhouse Junction

Books

• Books about beverages miniature projects (also books with chapters about it)

Instructions for miniatures

Miniature printables

Kool-aid Printies - 1:6 scale

Wallpapers

• Wallpapers that go well with beverage projects

Other Printies

• Book/magazine covers related to beverages

 Pitchers - from  Pat’s Minis Simple site

Links

• links to sites showing how to make items related to beverages

Beverages - a wonderful assortment from Pannikins. (Mary used Envirotex, which yellows over time. There are other water substitutes on the market)

 Drinks for Playscale Dolls - from Doll Divas

Mug of hot chocolate  - from the Clay Store

Videos

•  YouTube videos about miniature beverage projects

Research/ Inspiration

Sizes for Food and Drink

Tips/Hints

• clear plastic canvas shavings = miniature ice

• plastic price tag = straw
• Foam on beer, root beer - try melting some wax carefully and the whip it into a foam and put it on top of the glass and let cool. or Snowtex, it has a frothy texture, or white glass stain.  After the first coat is dry, add a little more with a toothpick so it "pillows" up.
  
   
  

Ideas about what is needed for beverages projects

• links to inspiring pages
• ideas for shop names
• YouTube videos about the subject

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