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Have you ever seen a cannoli so wee or so precious? I can get full heartedly behind this trend of micro desserts. Usually I only want one or two bites of a dessert and this way you can try a whole bunch of different nibbles and not feel all guilty about it.

Gives those bored elves in your house something to entertain themselves with.

Every once in a while I just HAVE to throw a little Nunu's House miniature in here to blow your minds a little. Forgive me.

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Imagine the patience and incredible eyesight it takes to carve a little woodland glen out of a leaf? Hats off to steady hands!

Needle felting is an awesome hobby. How many other (legal) hobbies are there that consist mainly of stabbing and end up with bears this cute?

These gnomes look a little sad, like they're always thinking difficult thoughts. Handy to have around when you have something to really mull over.

Patience and a steady hand are not for sale, but thankfully the fruits of patience and a steady hand are.

This itty bitty is the perfect girly addition to your collection. You do collect miniature foods don't you? Isn't it about time you start?

This tray of itty bitty sweets needs to live on my coffee table as a self-refilling edible decoration. Basically I need some magic. You guys can do that for me, right?

I like the option of having just a tiny bit of a dessert. That way I can try lots of desserts without feeling like a total glutton.

The thought of popping a whole tiny kiwi in my mouth without having to bother with the fuzz and the size just delights me. Adorable!

A cat drawn with cat hair on jewelry? Good thing I'm not allergic!

Sometimes you just need a little smile, a little friend to be near you and be quiet, a little hamster that needs no maintenance.

Sometimes you need a posse of tough chicks to back you up. Keep 'em in your pocket!