In between taxing the little grey cells I have made some accessories for other rooms.
Starting in Miss Teen's room, she has a new jewellery box made with two small pieces of wood covered with pink leather and a faux diamond on the lid. Some posters printed from the web, and some photographs of random people printed from the web and glued onto sparkly card.
Freddie likes sitting on the bed with her.
I'm currently working out how to make a dressing gown for her.
Mr Teen's room now has Mr Teen in it, along with some posters, photos,
books and x-box games, all printed from the web and stuck onto card stock.
There is some wall art in the bathroom.
Two pictures, framed photos and a large mirror in the master bedroom
Chloe likes sleeping in this room
The library has pictures, a laptop, a mobile phone
and steps
I made the books and bought the bookends with globes that rotate.
The middle landing has a runner, a picture and a plant. The plant isn't a miniature, I bought it in
Asda for the princely sum of £1 ! I'm not sure it looks right though, I think it's a bit large.
Please feel free to comment :-)
I have a Mr and Mrs in the lounge. I've removed the plant because
I thought it was over powering that corner. It's in the dining room now.
I am so impressed,Polly. It’s just darling. I love the various personalities that live in your little house. Well done, you!
ReplyDeleteI agree about the plant under the stairway. Do you have a room with a taller ceiling clearance? You can get away with a big plant and pot if there is adequate room above.
Thank you Jeanie, and thank you for the comment on the plant :-)
DeleteMy word Polly, a real feast for the eyes. What a joy to take a tour around, inspirational.
ReplyDeleteThe details just amaze me. And I’m always tickled to hear how you’ve recycled something like a toothpaste cap. Thank you for the grand tour!
ReplyDeleteThank you Bijoux. I'm working on a small mouse house made with lots of everyday items found around the house, it's fun :-)
DeleteExquisite work! Yes, I think that plant is too large for under the staircase. "Not enough natural light for a plant there either," LOL!
ReplyDeleteThank you Debra.
DeleteUtter charm Polly♥
ReplyDeleteThank you Monique.
DeleteSo beautifully done! You have an eye for miniature decorating. Great ideas and follow through...
ReplyDeleteReally lovely - you have obviously had great fun making Dolls House No.2. If the plant sat in a scaled down container it might fit in better.
ReplyDeleteThank you Rosemary. That's a good idea for the plant, I will try it.
DeleteThat doll's house is amazing. I shudder to think how much time and painstaking effort has gone into it! I love Miss Teen and Freddie. I love the enormous bookshelves in the library. And how did you manage to make a mini-laptop?
ReplyDeleteIt does take up a lot of time, some of which is making mistakes and having to start all over again! The laptop is an image printed from the internet and glued onto card stock coloured using a silver permanent marker pen.
DeletePolly, I am ready to relocate to such a great space. The attention you have given to detail is amazing, creative, and wonderful to see. How you manage to craft such small pieces is something I could never accomplish.
ReplyDeletelol :-) Thank you Beatrice. Youtube has been an excellent tutorial resource.
DeletePolly, your dollhouse is extraordinary! What a talent you have for working with furnishings so tiny. I love the fact that you used a toothpaste lid for the plant container, and that you made the spider plant yourself. So clever and perfectly executed. Bravo! Well done! Hugs, Nancy
ReplyDeleteUnbelievably fabulous Polly, oh my gosh you have so much patience. A delight to see 💙
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