miniature

Most adorable wedding favor idea ever! It's 2.75" wide and 5" high! You can find these and lots of other neat wedding favors at Beau-Coup.com.

This teeny tiny stop motion animation film features an animated 3D character that is only 9 millimeters high!

It was created on order to demonstrate the power of the camera on the Nokia N8 mobile phone with a microscope attachment called CellScope. It was created by Sumo Science at Aardman Animations (the people behind Wallace & Grommit). Read more about it here.

And check out the amazing "making of" video too!

The whole commercial is funny, but let's face it, the miniature pet giraffe at the end is priceless.

I'm simultaneously delighted and frightened that if I wanted to, I could buy 100 polyclay croissants that are smaller than the tip of my finger. For a mere $18.00 at that. Mostly I'm delighted. Find these at the Lovely-Tiny shop on eBay.

Can you believe you can go from this:

To this:

To this?

To whoever made these, I bow to your spacial coordination! Check out more step by step pictures at whatthecool.com.

Oh how I love these miniature tarot cards at the online shop TinyThingsAreCute.com. Each of the teeny tiny cards is 7/8" wide x 1.5" tall. I don't even think I'd mind being dealt the dreaded "Tower" card if it was in this miniature cuteness form.

There's not much quite as comforting as wrapping your hands around a hot cup of Japanese green tea. This ring will remind you of that feeling all day long. Made by Etsy seller SouZouCreations.

(Thanks to fromjapanwithlove for this submission!) 

The Mochimochi Land website has adorable knitting patterns that you can buy and download and print out yourself. They are created by Anna Hrachovec. I'm especially fond of the "Tiny Things" series pictured above. How can you resist?! (via Craftzine)

Etsy seller mousemarket is a trained pastry chef turned crafter who makes ultra-realistic miniature food jewelry. These slices of cake are 5/8" inches tall. All I can say is... Wow!!

Check out her rainbow cake earrings here and her entire shop here. (via epicute)

Woah. That's a sculpture made from the tip of a pencil. See even more tiny pencil tip art by Dalton Ghetti here.