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Porcelain doll blank available. June bride?
WyckedWood replied to WyckedWood's topic in Community Trading Post
Just FYI to anyone interested, this is the wedding book. I found my copy some time ago, used one of the patterns to do Monica’s ghost bride. Great pattern book if you can find it! - Today
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minilover62 replied to Minis On The Edge's topic in General Mini Talk
The cars also got my attention. I remembered that Gina had some of this cars on some of the houses that she made. She might have an idea. They look like the ones that come as a kit to be assembled at the hobby shops. -
Good start. How can we help?
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Hi! Would love it if you could send the plans for the Pierce and any suggestions you have. I have looked over the entire house and although it was put together with hot glue there is no signs of it coming apart or seeping out. I was going to contact Greenleaf and see if I could get some placement parts but have no idea what to ask for? I want to put siding on but the porch railings are in place so was wondering if this would still be possible. I am not sure if I am messaging you in the proper spot. Hopefully I am.
Thanks for responding to me.
Sheila
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Hi from Brantford, Ontario
SheilaLovesMinis replied to SheilaLovesMinis's topic in New Member Introductions
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Its good to hear about the progress Bob. Can’t wait to see some pics!
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What's everyone working on?
Mid-life madness replied to Minis On The Edge's topic in General Mini Talk
You go girl!!! If you can post a picture to the gallery, then you can scale Mt. Everest. -
It won't be difficult once you get the hang of it. I love miniature pottery (enough to make a pottery shop).
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That is true, you're never done with a house, no matter if it is real life or miniature.
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Yellow mustard is for hot dogs; brown mustard is for deli sandwiches. Mayonnaise used to be my starter ingredient for tartar sauce until I started using Greek yogurt instead.
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I love the little artist. Who made her?
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I've only ever used the siding strips and put them on with wood glue. Some of them curled a bit, but when the glue dried they flattened right out again. The reason I finish my houses with stucco or brick or stone is that, while I can shingle all day long, laying clapboard bores me stupid.
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The instructions for the older kits were written back when the kits were first made (which is why the hot glue is still there).
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Hey Suzi
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Hi! I was wondering if anyone had the Robin Betterley tiny trailer miniature kit and would be willing to sell it to me. I'm looking for either the Miss Lydia Pickett Tiny Trailer or the LaDeeDa blue trailer. Thank you!
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kokomo replied to chrisatoledo's topic in General Mini Talk
I'll bet I would, Holly. So much talent in such a small corner of the internet. I'm so happy that I found this forum. - Last week
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What an unusual collection! They're lovely.
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Those rugs are cool, the blue one looks so comfy to sit on! I had never thought about doing rugs like that for a dollhouse before. But now I am picturing an egg one for the Easter Cottage....
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Any one else tired of learning the hard way???
Mid-life madness replied to Mid-life madness's topic in General Mini Talk
Ah man, paint is so hard to clean up too. I need to get out of the habit of using the house for storage cubbies as I work. I tilted it up and all of furniture fell out. But don’tya just love it. LOL -
Ok that doesn't sound so bad. Thank you! I'll get a list up and contact the seller and see what they say! And I'll take a look on Ebay UK and see what's out there!
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welcome! I'm new too and this forum has been so great, I've learned so much already! :)
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Hi! I'm new here too. This forum has been a great resource so far. welcome!
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Fingers crossed!
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