手作りハンドメイド 和風ドールハウス ミニチュア 正月おせち料理 1/12過去に作った作品6畳と8畳の和風ドールハウスです。にほんブログ村ランキングに参加して…
I don't often do projects for kids or with kids in mind, because we don't have any (yet!) and so it feels a little silly to do so. We all have a little "kid" in us though, and mine comes out around anything miniature- especially if it involves tiny dollhouses or things of the like. After reading about this Dollhouse Suitcase, I just couldn't keep it inside anymore and had to try a tiny little version myself. Here's how to make a little tiny dollhouse in a box! You will need: -1 small latched wooden box (found at the local craft store) -Permanent marker or paint pen -Several different patterns of scrapbook paper -A few miniature accessories (I chose a little wooden hutch -$1!!- , a tiny rocking horse, miniature deer,etc) -Mod Podge Start by decorating the outside of your "house" with a permanent marker or paint pen. If you have a child, this could be a really fun step to do together. Now cut decorative paper to fit all of the areas you'd like to cover. I chose back wallpaper and then used a wood grain paper for the tiny floors. I had some paper left over from the serving trays this past week, remember? I also added a fake window using a cloud print paper and scraps of "wood" from my floors. Make curtains by accordion folding strips of patterned paper and gluing in. Add any decorative ribbon trim to curtains here. Attach any furniture now. I added the little $1 hutch that I found at the craft store, sticking some extra scraps of my paper in behind the shelves as well. Now for the fun part! Add your little miniatures and extras:) Even tiny things like thimbles and beads etc. can be glued in as pretend items. I had a few tiny things lying around here that I added in as well. I also painted a little wooden plaque to make a tiny fake chalkboard. Now your done! Not including the few little things I added in at the end, like the tiny flower pot and the watering can, this project only cost $10.00!! It was really fun using scraps and left overs that I had laying around here as well. The best part is almost everything is attached, so once you tuck the chalkboard and the rocking horse inside (yes it all fits!), you can close the latch and stow it away or take it traveling with you! This little house puts a big smile on my face:) How can you not love teeny tiny things?? Maybe I will find a little girl who will enjoy this little house, or perhaps I'll save it for a future daughter of our own. Either way this was a lot of fun! FOLLOW ME ON BLOGLOVIN!
A blog about doll houses, interior design, architecture, furniture and miniatures.
Het slopen van een wegwerpaansteker, op veel plaatsen voor een habbekrats te koop , levert je een boodschappenwagen vol miniatuur-bouwmaterialen op. Knopjes, veertjes, [kraan]leertjes : een voorraad
Well, It is official as I have sent in my deposit. I will be taking my first workshop with Rik Pierce..."The Crooked House". I am so nervous but very excited too. This will be my first attempt at building,using paper clay and electrifying a house!!!! The class isn't until the end of July so it will give me enough time to gather any tools I might need. Any advice would be great from you!!!!! I was thinking about all of the miniatures that I have gathered over the past few years and realize I have a bed that needs to be dressed that would go perfect in a Tudor home!! That is one thing down!! I might have a shelf or two somewhere too. Fingers crossed that I can manage to have this project come out good!!!
The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures, 4455 East Camp Lowell Drive, houses an impressive collection of miniatures featuring craftsmanship dating from the 1700s.
I wanted The Sweet Life dollhouse to be a super cozy place with lots of vintage charm. To welcome you home, I made a little front yard. This house is 18 1/2" tall x 15" wide x 14" deep. I made little pavers out of concrete. Use water to dip your knife or spatula to shape your stone. It will help things not stick. Same principle as icing. You can find all the materials I use on the 'resources' page. It's hard to see in the photo, but that's a crystal in the door knob. I used real chalkboard. This is a paper from the scrapbook section that has chalkboard finish. You can find the links to all the vines and other vegetation on my 'resources' page. I just cut everything into little bits to look to scale. As always, I hide the battery and switch inside the chimney. These shingles are from Hobby Lobby. They get dunked in a little bath of paint and water, glued on to the roof, and then white is applied for that extra bit of charm with a dry brush technique. I never use measurements or grids to put my shingles on. It's all done by eye. If you measure you will get a very sterile look. Come on in! I made the wreath with moss and the Heather flocked flowers. The door has stained 'glass' done with a product called Gallery Glass(Hobby Lobby). Inside, I made 2 crystal chandeliers, a lace armchair with matching footstool, a mantel, hutch, table, bed, bedside table, artwork, rugs and curtains. The chairs are from Hobby Lobby. I painted and aged them and added lace cushions. That little hutch is also from Hobby Lobby. With paint it looks wonderful. I added all the little accessories that I made myself. I did the ceiling using my hot glue technique. You draw a pattern on cardboard. Outline everything with hot glue. I use a professional glue gun because it gets hotter. Then cover with a thick layer or two of paint and age with ink pads. I used stair spindles to make the legs of the table. To age it, I used ink pads. I found the tiny sand dollar on the beach in Florida. I got the wallpaper off the internet. Just type in what you are looking for. For this one I typed purple floral wallpaper. Then find a site that shows enough of the pattern so you can easily match it up on the wall. I think the entry looks very vintage! I used ridged corrugated paper used for scrapbooking. This one was from Michael's craft store. All the curtains get sprayed with hairspray while pinned into position on a piece of cardboard. Allow to dry completely(or use a hairdrier). Then you can remove the pins and the little folds stay in place. I found tiny little teal roses(they're beads) that I used as candleholders for my chandelier. The loft is a little bedroom with oodles of pillows on the messy bed. Thank you so much for coming by and taking the time to visit The sweet Life. I appreciate you!! This cottage is available in my Etsy shop : www.cinderellamoments.etsy.com hugs♥,
Each of these scaled-down versions of traditional Japanese houses are filled to the brim with tiny hand-crafted items.
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A picture tutorial to make a dollhouse from cardboard and fabric. No power tools required :-)
Tuulen tuivertaessa ja lumen tuiskutessa ulkona, minä mietiskelin kesää ja sitä, millaisessa paikassa olisi mukava nauttia virvokkeita ystäv...
Just a few pictures from last weekend's show and sale in Indianapolis, Indiana. I won a first and two second place ribbons in their show. I taught a class - broom from the Fantasia movie. I had a wonderful time with my NAME A-3 region team members Shopping and admiring wonderful exhibits! Thanks to the Museum of Miniature Dollhouses and other Collectibles of Carmel, Indiana.
Her er taget i dagslys, som det ser ud, efter en omgang med skobørsten. Jeg er også muret alle fliserne ned i malerpasta blandet med strandsand, så nu er der kommet de rigtige brede mellemrum mellem stenene, som jeg har set det er i Grækenland. Huset på bagsiden, hvor jeg har trukket ledningerne ud. Måske skal de bores ud gennem gulvet, når jeg får de sidste ledninger med? Jeg tror der skal være et lille plantebord her op ad væggen. Her er der kommet lidt mos på taget. Nu begynder det da at se rigtigt ud.......! Jeg har også lavet hvide tagrygge-sten af æggebakker, og de fik altså også en tur med skobørsten. Taget lidt fra afstand. Det skal lige støvsuges, når limen er tør, så overskydende mos bliver fjernet.
【尺寸：1/12 寬30cm X 深22.5cm X 高21.2cm】這個耗時一年的娃娃屋終於趕在袖珍網聚前完成了其實是自己荒廢了好久藉著參加網聚的機會才能夠完成的這個作品是以法國的甜點店Ladur
1/12 scale ミニチュア sakura 桜
miniature tree house - Tinker Bell (of Peter Pan fame) would suit this miniature tree house perfectly. At first glance it actually looks like it could be a real home on...
