Hi all,
I wanted to share an update of my dollshouse kitchen now its nearly finished (ill continue adding little bits as I find them).
The original room is in the last photo. Hoping it is capturing the charm of an enchanted apothecary kitchen which is well lived in!
I have a few other rooms on their way too.
The blanket is my dogs fur btw😳 if you were following thank you for staying tuned if you werent, I posted a vision picture from last night a lot hours ago if you want to scroll and search & this is my first time using gorilla glue so that’s why it’s messy
The spa bed hasn’t arrive so I improvised and made my own and I’m going to adjust it, I’ve painted everything in and out so far
Working on the kitchen first. Here's a before and then "almost" after pics. I wanted it really dirty. I'm going to add dust, some more furniture, and cobwebs. My master plan is to sprinkle in horror movie easter eggs throughout; think a death head moth on the wall from Silence of the Lambs, the music box from The Conjuring, The Wicker Man headdress, etc. Just wanted to share :)
I'm not a pattern person or good at following instructions (this is why I retired from knitting years ago 😆)
Has anyone else done the Haunted House kit? I'm thinking of going with a "Sea Hag" sort of theme. But, oh my, there's a lot of pieces.
Got back to working on my new project. With this one, I have combined two room boxes for the bottom floor. I used self adhesive cork, and stones, using egg cartons. I have also painted the interior, but I am thinking about adding some wallpaper, for a more maximalist vibe. Next is painting the exterior walls and then grouping, then working on the sidewalk pavement. Let me know what you think in the comments.
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I'm so excited about this little house I just picked up from the goodwill for $20! It looks kinda old and homemade but I'm curious if anyone has more information about this style of dollhouse?
Decided to try to make a Dutch door for my farmhouse I started. Added hinges and I think it turned out well. Now I just have to sand a little and paint it.
So I finally found a bit of time to take all the pieces from the Japanese house I build and was able to save the floor and door.
Now picture 1 shoes the original floor from the house.
Picture 2 - the floor itself from my old house.
By the way I was surprised that the floor I made fits perfectly into the space. The only problem like you see is the top floor is a bit curved at the ends. I wonder what will be best. To cut the sides and leave the original floor to be seen or cut the cardboard from the bottom of my floor so it will curve as well? If I leave it just like this you do see that there is some space in-between which I do not consider it will be aesthetically pleasing
Picture 5 and 6 - this is the door from both sides. I used only a little amount of glue on the sides and it stayed in place. Sure maybe I will change my mind and remake the door later... But who knows, maybe I will leave it like that a well.
Picture 7 and 8 - now we have a working window there, but also in a way I think the structure on picture 8 will look really good there and again the size fits perfectly.. Or should I leave this structure for the garden part.
Also if I decide to remove the window I wonder will I actually destroy the wall... Since it's really well glued there and I'm not sure how to remove it.
So I will be glad for any suggestions. Or there is better way to do some of those parts?
Thank you 🙂