Easter Dollhouse Tour

This is a project I've been working on for quite a while. Whenever I do a big dollhouse, it can take years to finish. That's part of the fun. Creating every  little detail bit by bit, and slowly seeing it all come together is a lot of fun. The house itself, I bought already finished. But I had to buy or make all the other items and put them in myself. Most of the little bunny items in the curio cabinet had to be sculpted by hand. They just don't sell a lot of Easter dollhouse items that small.
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My Haunted Doll--Just in Time for Halloween

Some of you may not know that besides being an avid doll collector, I am also a published author. My first book was call Forbidden Sea. It was a story about mermaids. But the book I wrote next was one about haunted dolls. This book has yet to be published. But I recently came across a doll that looked exactly like my favorite haunted doll from this story and I just had to buy him. And then I created a video that would bring him to life--just like in my book. Please enjoy this not-so-scary haunted doll video just in time for Halloween.

My Dollhouse Stop Motion Test

I've been learning how to do stop motion animation. I thought a couple of my dolls would make some good video subjects.

 

1:12 Scale Dollhouse Miniature Fireworks

I made this 1:12th scale dollhouse box of fireworks by finding some firework labels online and shrinking them down and printing them onto card stock. I then cut them out and created the fireworks which were then glued into the box. So simple and easy to make.

New OOAK Dollhouse Miniature Items for Sale on Etsy

I recently opened a shop on Etsy to sell some of my OOAK miniature jewelry. But I've also added some unique dollhouse miniatures. Below are two of the items currently up for sale. Check them (and the rest of the items in my shop) out by clicking the link here.

Tour of a Hutch Converted into a Christmas Dollhouse

I saw a picture of a dollhouse that someone had made out of an old hutch and immediately knew I had to create one for myself. It took a while to find the right hutch. It took even more time to convert and decorate it like a dollhouse. I have a Halloween dollhouse and a Valentine's Day dollhouse, so I decided it was time to make a Christmas dollhouse. The pictures below are of the final product. Click on the pictures to zoom in.

The Ultimate Pink Dollhouse Accessory!

I've been working on updating my pink dollhouse--adding more pink items to froufrou the place up as much as possible. I've been wanting to make a pet for the dollhouse for some time and finally got the most brilliant idea. Why not give the house a pink poodle! I bought a regular white poodle, painted and flocked it in pink--and then decked her out in a princess crown and fancy pearl collar. I of course had to give her a prissy pink dog bed, a pearl studded leash, and some fancy dog dishes. Here is the finished product.Click on the pictures to zoom in for a detailed look.

I also made a tiny Breyer horse model for the dollhouse playroom. I used to collect Breyer models when I was a kid and knew I had to have one for my dollhouse. A pink one, of course.