My love of anything having to do with dolls and dollhouses started long before I became a serious doll collector. As children, dolls are our playmates, our best friends, and (in the dark of the night) sometimes our protectors. This web page is a place for me to share with other doll lovers of all ages, the dolls I have spent my whole life collecting. Make sure to click the "Older Posts" button at the bottom of the page in order to see the whole collection.
Showing posts with label 1/144 Scale Dollhouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1/144 Scale Dollhouse. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 27, 2013

1/144 Scale Dollhouse Project


 1/144 scale dollhouses are small enough to use as a dollhouse in a 1 inch scale dollhouse. That's pretty tiny! Making a 1/144 scale dollhouse takes just as much, if not more, time than a regular sized dollhouse. Check out the pictures below for more detail.


Notice the tiny dog lying in his bed in the little girl's room. She also has a pair of pink slippers beside her bed. The teddy bear on the bed took forever to sculpt--because it is just so darn tiny!



If you look carefully at the living room picture above, you will see there is a micromini dollhouse inside the mini dollhouse!

Sunday, August 11, 2013

My 1/144 Scale Dollhouse Summer Project


This is my newest project, a 1/144 scale dollhouse miniature.  The miniature rooms must be wallpapered and decorated before putting on the roof. Trying to get those itsy bitsy items glued inside the house is hard enough even without a roof to hinder progress.


This one is still a work in progress. I still have to hang pictures on the walls, add some more furniture and plants, and landscape the yard out in front. I will post pictures of the completed dollhouse when it is finished.


Sunday, August 19, 2012

OOAK 1/144 Scale Dollhouse (Itsy Bitsy House)

  

You would not believe how much time it takes to make something this small. Much more than it would take to build a normal sized miniature. You drop any item from a project this small over a carpet and you'll never find it again. Those little books on the bedroom shelf--I had to remake way too many of those to replace the ones that kept disappearing when I accidentally dropped them. The teddy bear had to be remade three times. This dollhouse is smaller in reality than pictured.