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very small shop · Updated October 12, 2026

Miniature art only needs a little space, but getting the print size right matters. Start with the dimensions of your display or frame, then choose a print that fits. Here is a practical workflow for our very small gallery printable art pack.

1. Measure the space before printing

Measure the visible opening of your miniature frame, not just its outside edge. Write down the width and height. Our pack supplies each design at 1 × 1.5 inches and 2 × 3 inches. These are actual finished print sizes, not a promise that the art fits every dollhouse or miniature frame.

Both sizes have the same proportions. If your frame has different proportions, do not stretch the art to fill it. Choose a different frame, use a mat, or accept a border.

2. Choose the correct PDF and paper

The pack includes separate US Letter and A4 files. Select the PDF that matches the paper in your printer. Each PDF has three pages: one page with all twelve smaller prints, followed by two pages containing the larger versions.

Ordinary paper is useful for a sizing test. For your final display, choose a matte paper or cardstock that your printer supports. Follow the printer manufacturer's limits on thickness; heavier paper is not automatically better. Paper, ink, cutting tools and frames are not supplied with the digital pack.

3. Print at Actual Size

In your PDF reader's print settings, choose Actual Size or 100%. Turn off Fit to Page. A page-fitting option may shrink the art even when it looks correct on screen.

Print one test sheet and measure the calibration line at the bottom. It should measure exactly 1 inch, or 25.4 mm. If it does not, correct the print scaling before printing your final paper. You do not need a borderless printer for these sheets because the artwork sits inside the page margins.

4. Cut and arrange

Let the ink dry before handling the page. Trim along the artwork's rectangular edges using the crop marks as guides. Arrange the pieces on a flat surface first, then decide on spacing and frames. A repeated color can connect a small gallery wall without making every print identical.

What is included?

The very small gallery pack contains twelve AI-assisted original vector designs, in both listed sizes, plus print instructions. It is a personal-use digital download. No physical product is shipped. Check the Payhip listing for the current price and purchase details.

The PDF layouts were rendered and visually checked. A physical print test has not been completed by the shop. Printer, paper and ink can change the colors you see.

Looking for objects to go alongside your art? Read our guide to starting a small miniature collection.