Dollhouse design

Good evening! Wow – I can’t believe we are already more than halfway through September! I have two projects to hopefully share with you this weekend – our finished Ikea dollhouses and my office closet makeover. I have our dollhouses photographed and today will share the final room – the bathrooms.Read More

3,308 Likes, 77 Comments - Velvet Rabbit Miniatures (@velvet.rabbit.miniatures) on Instagram: “I started this hobby 6 months ago and can’t believe how addictive it is. The online mini community…”

Because I was trying to keep my budget very small I decided to print my own wood floors. In real life you can’t see gaps between planks and...

My finished exterior. 2020 #mini #dollhouse #miniature #adorable #cute

This is well over due! Here are some photos showing my Kinfeld to date. Still more to do on the out side and side. ...

The Bosdyk doll's house is a unique example of the art of the miniature. It competes with the very best in the tradition of Dutch dolls' houses, renowned in the seventeenth century for their style and extraordinary attention to detail. That this should have been made in Australia is unusual, and the...

Read tips for painting 1:12 inch scale miniatures, from the type of paint and brushes to use, and how to choose the right color scheme to design a stylish and cohesive dollhouse. Use these color palettes for any kind of crafting! Ceramics, knitting, jewelry making, painting, home decor and more.

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Today I've got a long overdue follow up to my original bungalow construction post. We're looking at the exterior; roofing, siding, shingles, foundation, and landscaping. All of which was all done prior to my fall scene. The photo above was taken right after I removed the snow from my winter scene (post to follow) and so things are still being put back into place. I'm getting ready for a spring/summer display (and painstakingly removing the leftover snowflakes!) So let's rewind a bit and look…

This Gothic Victorian inspired dollhouse began as a Tennyson. I liked the basic footprint for the house however, felt it needed major design changes. i added extra doors and windows, changed window sizes, and created a special brick chimney. The interior staircase was also moved. Siding was a must, and for contrast the bay was done in a vertical siding. After all the architectural construction issues were dealt with, the color pallet was next.... I had picked up a flyer at the paint store…