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From the album: The Appleby Cottage
No indoor plumbing in this house so I bought an outhouse at HBS.© checkmouse
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From the album: First attempt creating miniatures
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I'm new to this blog so I apologize if this post in the wrong place, but I thought it would be neat for people to have a place that they can post information of new dollhouse artist sites they come across. I've just found a new site called "Dollhouses Galore". I was connected with her on Facebook, and now I see she has started her own site to gallery showcase her work. She has at least 7-8 of her completed houses on it now. Her work is unique, and I came across her when she posted an octagon castle. Wonderful stuff to see! Here's the links directly to my favorites: http://dollhouses-galore.weebly.com/octagon-castle-tower.html http://dollhouses-galore.weebly.com/riverview-mansion.html
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Will be going down to Williamsburg,VA and was wondering if anyone knows of any miniature stores around the area. Looking to buy flooring, wallpaper, lights, & moulding, etc...Would greatly appreciate any help. Thanks
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From the album: Chocolate Mouse House
As soon as I saw the box, this is what I envisioned. (We all know a miniaturist's brain works on a different level.) People only ASSUMED the mice were all quiet!© Checkmouse
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From the album: Room Box
Drawer pull feet with button bases, plaid fabric covered sides. Not too shabby for my first try, I think! -
From the album: Room Box
The mugs on the etegere have her family members' names on them, the table and chair are from the furniture she gave me with the dollhouse when I bought it. She loves digital photography and her late husband was a contractor. He was also in the military. Both of my parents are in the Air National Guard, so it touched her that I was the one taking ownership of the precious dollhouse her husband bought her. I included a handmade memorial flag display case (my Dad helped me make it-- hoping he will get bit by the miniature bug too!) And of course, I put in a dollhouse because that is what it all centered around.- 3 comments
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From the album: Room Box
My first room box creation. A gift for the lady who sold me my Duracraft Farmhouse. I thought she should have the little mugs that have her family members' names on them, and figured she'd need a way to display them. -
From the album: Chalet Alpin/Alpin chalet
I built another chalet, in cardboard, this time and this is accessories for hikers.© Elisaveth Vivian 2014
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From the album: Chocolate Mouse House
All the mice are Hallmark Ornaments. Just be aware that when they say, "Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse" -- that might not be true!© Checkmouse
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From the album: Chocolate Mouse House
They actually were very busy ... well, most of them. The littlest guy crawled into his matchbox bed and went to sleep. There was sewing to be done, presents to select from the 1001 Cheeses catalog ...© Checkmouse
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From the album: Chocolate Mouse House
with 6 Belgian chocolates shaped like mice inside. Very cute. Box is gorgeous, concept is adorable (I like mice), chocolates were so-so (gave them away).© Checkmouse
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From the album: Miscellaneous Minis
This project was for the NAME Hallmark Ornament Contest 2014. The only rules are to use an unaltered Hallmark Ornament - and create any scene you want. I chose to use a house in an outdoor setting, inside a roombox.© checkmouse
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From the album: Miscellaneous Minis
This is the from the series: Nostalgic Houses and Shops; #28 Arts and Crafts Bungalow, done in 2011. The inside has a Christmas tree. I figured the house is HO scale, or 1:87.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Miscellaneous Minis
A little better view of the kids having a snowball fight.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Miscellaneous Minis
Aunt and Uncle and Grandma are unloading the car (looks like Grandma caught a snowball) - everybody is glad to see each other.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Miscellaneous Minis
The theme is Home for Christmas - and here we see all the bustling activity of arriving relatives.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Miscellaneous Minis
This was the hardest miniature to photograph that I have ever done!! Hard to get the camera in at the right angle, and to get the lighting in the right place! Here's a better view of the front of the house.© CheckMouse
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From the album: Miscellaneous Minis
Because the house can't be turned around, I placed a small mirror in the corner to show the interior, and added a light pole to illuminate the back. I would have preferred to add the light to the top of the house, but was not allowed to alter the ornament in any way. I used a small LED from Evans Designs, threaded it through a small latte straw, and added beads top and bottom. The roombox is finished except for the outside wiring - have to hide all that. For now the switch is just scotch-taped on!© CheckMouse
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From the album: Things I Have Made
I found many on-line tutorials for miniature hats before I pulled together some of this and some of that and started making mini hats. This box contains my practice collection.- 1 comment
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From the album: Things I Have Made
Cake decorating is really teeny tiny work. These are some of my practice cakes. Next, I'm going to try making a whip cream frosting.- 1 comment
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From the album: Things I Have Made
I absolutely love making these little clay teapots. These three are my favorites. One day, I'll have a mini kitchen or Tea Shoppe and they will have a proper home.- 1 comment
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From the album: Miscellaneous Minis
This was the kit designated for NAME Day and I had a lot of fun putting it together. I've glued the cushions down with rubber cement so I should be able to remove and replace them if needed.© checkmouse
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