How To Make A Miniature Pallet with balsa wood. miniature DIY projects. These craft projects can add a ton of story telling to your diorama.
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Art historians Susie Rogers and Kevin Mulvany (pictured) spent a year working on the miniature shop on the Boulevard St Germain in Paris, which has t...
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Print out this black and white tile paper - in both small and large sizes - to use on the floors of your dolls houses. You could cover with a sheet of acetate to protect the floor and give it a suitable shine!
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Easy peasy but very effective, this is a little tutorial in how to make balls of wool for the knitting basket in the dolls house. You will need: some fine 2ply yarn, a plastic drinking straw, a darning needle and some ball bands (I took an existing yarn band, scanned and amended to my own 'brand', reduced it in size, and printed it off), and some glue. Cut the straw into small lengths of about 1cm (half an inch) or so. Thread the needle with plenty of yarn and double it up. Holding the end to start, thread it in and out of the straw until it won't take any more, making sure it is completely covered. Cut off any loose ends. Cut a yarn label and glue into place around the ball of yarn. You can make lots in a very short time!
Searching for a Barbie House became quite funny as Christmas got closer and closer. We had looked periodically throughout the month, but I was waiting for my hubby's paycheck (gotta love it). :) So, by
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Looking to make your own dollhouse? If so, these dollhouse plans give you the perfect templates to follow.
This week I commenced work on the bathroom of the eBay house (which I think now I will start calling the "American House" - because it is looking more and more American for some reason). I have been looking at countless pictures of Victorian bathrooms, and found one I particularly liked: The temptation of using panelling on the walls instead of difficult tiling was too much. So I convinced myself it was more authentic.. I sanded the edges of each balsa wood plank (which I had cut individually from a few large sheets), so that the individual panelling planks would be more obvious. The back wall is not detachable, so I had to cut a cardboard template of it. That way I could work on that rather then straight on the back wall. For the floor I made a template out of cardboard. For the floor I bought a sheet of paper which had tessellated tiles on it. It isn't quite as realistic as the wooden floors, but it suffices when one is short on time. This method means I can slip it out while I am working, and back in now and then during the process (to see how the room will look). I had to cut the sheet down to size. This was a challenge. I painted the panelling mustard yellow. I am not entirely happy with this colour. Although it matches the floor nicely, it makes the yellow in the hallway look a little bit washed out and faded. So it is back to the drawing board to think of a better colour scheme - be that flat colours or wall paper.
Wall art is such a fun finishing touch for a dollhouse, but it can be intimidating if you don't want to make mitered cuts for a frame. That's why I love these miniature wall hangings: you don't have to make a full frame and they look so modern.For artwork options, you can find great digital downloads online that you can just resize to fit your space and print on cardstock. I love this peony print from my friend Lara at Peonies and Twine. You can also find free images on Google like the botanical
Visit Elizabeth`s Open House Miniatures website to download the templates and learn how to make this cute little Folding Dolls’ House ...
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How to make a beautiful Christmas Village House with this free paper pattern and tutorial. It's the perfect start for your very own Christmas village.
For centuries, dollhouses were less of a toy in the corner of the playroom, and more of a work of art. Children could still play with them, of course, but as these incredibly stylish dollhouse Instagram accounts show you, there is some absolute…
Aletha & Miss Jane are looking forward to snuggling down for a good nights sleep in their new bed. It's a comfy spot for reading too. ...
I’ve stumbled onto a surprising source of miniature textiles. Here goes: thrifted (or about to be donated) clothing. Recently, I found a men’s dress shirt that I just knew was going to become dollhouse bedding.
Morning Pretties!! Need some fast and fancy, realistic rugs for your mini-home? You've found the right solution! Super easy, real lookin...
Rugs are the perfect finishing touch to any room, and a dollhouse is no exception. I always feel like a dollhouse seems so much more realistic when you can spot a few rugs. If you'd like to purchase a rug from me, I feel like my price are reasonable compared to others. You can click here to view my rug collection, and I'll also include a gallery of photos at the end of this post. For those that want to make their own dollhouse rugs, you have a ton of options. I've made rugs from felt, faux fur,
Make a Flat Pack Dollhouse: I am sharing the plans for a simple and sturdy flat pack dollhouse I designed a few years ago. It is a two story structure with 8 rooms, and once the pieces are cut they can easily be assembled (without the need for a single screw or drop of glue). …
