pinkhare

oh wow your Lilly is gorgeous !

As I slowly finish up my first dollhouse have to admit I get a little intimidated by some of you veteran dollhouse builders . So Show me your first dollhouse ! Cause everyone starts out at the same place so to speak .

I {this list is long} knit , do a little metal smithing ,paint,collage,mosaic,make dolls , I started a quilt,sew and really what ever else pops into my head . But jewelry will always be my one true love .

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I made a counter for the teahouse today. And i'm still working on my second rug.

Thank you guys so much. but the more i look at it and my "inspirations" I've decided to just square the windows up anyway . I've been looking through pictures of buses from the 1930's as I want her to ave a sort of Carnevale feel . I miss that show so much !

One of the many projects i'm working on right now is Ernie's Imagination Bus. It dosen't come with window casings and the windows are rounded rectangles . I wan to add window cassings to the inside but I have no idea how to do this . Should I trace one of the pieces punched out ? What material should i use ? It's going to be painted s it dosen't have to be wood. Also how the heck do you make it all even ? Sorry for so many questions .

you could wrap them with string and make them wall art.. kinda like those popcicle stick yarn wraped cross things we made as kids . I think they were called eye of god . Or maybe bookends ? ok how about cardboard drink coasters ? We go to the pub a lot and they always have stacks of them on out table.

right now I'm working on a cushion and as soon as i stop being lazy it'll get finished . I have no idea what count cloth I'm using as I bought it out of a bin for 50 cents . I need to get some magnifying glasses as it's really tiny and I can only seem to work on it when I'm outside as our house has poor lighting .

Good luck ! it was really fun and I'm already planing my next one!

I am so proud ! I learned so much doing this . Like how to read a needlepoint chart , I knit and was reading it like an intarsia chart and thats what lead to a lot of the mistakes . But all in all it came out ok. I Ironed it to give it a well worn look. Next time I need to practice how you bind of the edges . Pardon the strange color variations some how my camera did that..

Holly,when you say you soak them what do you mean ?