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Showing posts with label doll house miniatures.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doll house miniatures.. Show all posts

Sunday, October 25, 2009

National Dollhouse Miniature Month - Day 25


I just love yard sales and yesterday I found the cutest little clown. He will be perfect in a toy shop or a child's room. Don't know yet, but I am sure he will find a good home.

Saturday, October 24, 2009

National Dollhouse Miniature Month - Day 24




Clothes - as I said yesterday, I love them. Take a look at my fur jacket, vest, plus red scarf, ear muffs and hand warmer. I'd like them all in full size if possible.

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Miniature display windows







I have so many little things that need proper homes. Some are so cute that I don't want to lose them in a room box. I have made 3 little boxes that I call display windows. I think they are cute. Enjoy.

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Cookbook Challenge

An Internet Miniature Group called Miniature Collectors sponsored a cookbook challenge. I was intrigued by the challenge and decided to use a page from Susan Branch's cookbook as my inspiration. Altho I didn't win the competition, I did finish the project and I am delighted to have had an opportunity to try my hand in the competition.

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Beach Cottage














This is my latest doll house. It is the Buttercup and very small, but made a quaint beach cottage. Still a few more items needed: more dishes in the china cabinet, a sign directing foot traffic to the beach, a mail box and a few more goodies. It was great fun to do.

Saturday, July 5, 2008

Garden in a Jar
















I found this wonderful square jar and decided it was a wonderful place for a small garden. It has lots of gardening supplies, plus a table and a chair. Pictures are of each side plus one of the whole jar. The top has 3 empty seed packets.

Monday, June 30, 2008

Kits, Kits, Kits




I have always had quite a stash, but lately the unfinished kits have been making me crazy. To remedy that condition, I have been finishing them. It's amazing how much easier they are when you are doing them during the day, rather than at night after a full day's work. Retirement is wonderful. Completed was rocker and footstool; 144 size doll house, hand push lawnmower, box of seedlings, a geranium and a hyacinth, a heart shaped box of candy, 3 hat boxes and one little Halloween doll. The chocolates were a kit done by Vickie Johnson, the doll was Dolls by Darlene and the hat boxes are Anne Geddes. Some kits, I've had for years and am finally getting around to them.