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I bought the fabric separately (Brodnax and Etsy).

Thanks so much to Shannon at Red Cottage Minis! Really beautiful detail on the kits. They are all wonderful but I think my favorites are the chairs and luggage. Here are the fun new additions to my 1:24 Victorian! Several are now in their homes, as shown in my Gallery. https://forum.greenleafdollhouses.com/gallery/album/7309-124-victorian-townhouse/

Thanks so much! I'm wondering if anyone has specific ideas on what I should add to the rooms: an extra table or chair? More artwork? Some sort of knick-knack? Then I can have some fun looking at those kit websites!

After several big projects, I took a break from minis around 2018. Then the virus hit and work became super challenging (I'm a college biology professor)...and life became super challenging. Anyway, I am looking for advice from you wonderful people on 1:24 kits that I can assemble to enhance my 1:24 Laser Dollhouse Designs Painted Lady Lisa with. She has mostly Victorian style inspiration. I don't mind having crowded rooms...there are a few creators here that have done really lovely amazing houses with tons of goodies inside and I love them. I may do a couple of small cross stitch rugs, although I don't want to cover up too much my very painstakingly installed real wood parquet flooring. If anyone has time to look through my 1:24 Victorian Townhouse and suggest kit ideas, I would really appreciate it! https://forum.greenleafdollhouses.com/gallery/album/7309-124-victorian-townhouse/

I don't know if anyone has already posted this but this was literally the funniest (and really well crafted) miniature video that I have ever watched. Like hysterically funny.

Despite not having a Fairfield, and not being into 70s decor or skeletons, I thoroughly enjoyed this Bentley Mini video: Impressed by her artistry (and honesty!).