Remember all those bottles I made in October? Well, I did a fun project for my doll club and I realized I hadn't posted about it so here are the samples I made for the workshop:
Everyone had a good time making their own bottles and setting them up on the pre-assembled bookshelves I put together.
Mini Gingerbread House
I have been admiring the Gingerbread houses in the magazines and decided it was time for me to make one for my dollhouse kitchen. I am very pleased with the results! I was not sure about the glitter because it seemed like it was maybe a little too "glam" but it actually turned out to just the right amount of sparkle.
Working on a Halloween themed room box and I need some fun "witchy" perfumes or potions.
I got out my beads and started working. So much fun! Here are the results:
Sometimes you need a miniature doll for a dollhouse project and you just have to make one yourself!
This was the case for me recently. I wanted her to look old and a bit rough around the edges. But she needs appropriate brocade clothes and crazy big 18th Century hair!
Here she is...I love her.
I decided to give miniature Theaters as gifts this year to some of my doll friends. I had made one for myself a few months ago and decided I could probably improve on it. I also made rod puppets to go with them and packaged them in little trunks. Merry Christmas!!
Valentine's Day Miniature Cards
I have been wanting to try my hand at making these lovely miniatures. I have seen them at miniature and Doll House Shows and shops. I think this would be a great class for the future! They turned out fairly well. I found that I liked using original materials instead of using reduced size photocopies.
Dressing a doll...
Passing the time in quarantine last year, I did a number of projects. This one turned out much better than I thought when I started. This is an 1800s style child's dress made from a handkerchief. I did it in the French style. I was thrilled when it won a ribbon in competition at a recent doll conference!
