Miniature rooms and dollhouses
I remember Jojo’s dollhouse project, and maybe someone else here? I’m thinking just a room — might be a winter project. Stumbled upon this site; she has online classes and kits you can order on etsy.
https://www.pandaminiatures.com/miniatures
There are variations of rooms on etsy, but check out the ”boutique” before and after:
Or maybe just a miniature vignette. So cute.
Have you worked in miniature?
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last yearlast modified: last yearI love miniatures, but never got interested in dollhouses or rooms. I love looking at them and all the work that goes into them.
I have various tiny things scattered about.
I have this gazebo that I keep adding things. The latest is the frog reading a book ( gift from a friend) to the child on the bench which I bought in AZ.
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last yearOooh. Daisy, you just gave me an idea. Not sure if I could DIY this, but we have a little tiny ”closet” (assuming it was for firewood) next to our fireplace. It is empty and unfinished inside, and I have never figured out what to do with it. I could build a townhouse in there, LOL.
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last yearI’ve always loved the painting The Bookworm by Carl Spitzweg, so I just had to buy this book nook….
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