Sunday, September 15, 2013
Micro Minis
These are two quarter inch scale dollhouse miniatures that I recently made. This scale is difficult to work in because it is so darn small. I've got an entire dollhouse that I'm fixing up in this size and sometimes I wonder what I've gone and gotten myself into. The tiny tea set on a pink shelf is one inch long, if you can believe it. If you look closely, you will see that the tiny birdcage actually has three little birds perched on it. They were a pain to paint I can tell you that. There was a fourth bird, but it fell into the carpet while I was working on it, where it was lost never to be seen again.
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.
Monday, June 3, 2013
Dollhouse Work in Progress
I've recently begun working on a new dollhouse. As with all the houses I've worked on in the past, I create them one room at a time. Here are a couple pictures of the work in progress. I still have a few improvements to add to the rooms pictured--but you can kind of see where the project is going. When the house is completed, I will post a picture tour of it on this blog.

Dollhouse Miniature Sewing Hutch
The attic of the new dollhouse is a sewing room. This is the sewing hutch that I created for it. The button cards were printables I got off the internet, to which I added pearl beads as buttons. So tiny!
Dollhouse Miniature Puppet Theater with Marionettes
I've been working on a brand new dollhouse lately. I've been adding all kinds of fun little toys to go in the playroom. I bought the miniature dolls pictured above on Etsy and added strings to make them marionettes. The stage I made from a small wooden crate, to which I added lace and embellishments.
Sunday, June 2, 2013
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