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From the album: Miniature Porcelain Dolls
.This is a kit from Dana Burton. She painted the face, I dressed her with the direction and materials from her kit. I used A chest that I purchased from Amazon after @grazhina found one Amazon. http://www.greenleafdollhouses.com/forum/?app=forums&module=forums&controller=topic&id=42869#comment-683701- 3 comments
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From the album: Verdun manor
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From the album: Barbie Dolls
Back from the dead, cleaned up and restored, I make all their clothes and shoes too. -
From the album: Barbie Dolls
Back from the dead, cleaned up and restored, I make all their clothes and shoes too. -
From the album: Barbie Dolls
Back from the dead, cleaned up and restored, I make all their clothes and shoes too.-
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From the album: Barbie Dolls
Back from the dead, cleaned up and restored, I make all their clothes and shoes too. -
From the album: Barbie Dolls
Back from the dead, cleaned up and restored, I make all their clothes and shoes too. -
From the album: Barbie Dolls
Back from the dead, cleaned up and restored, I make all their clothes and shoes too. -
This is a highly detailed Window ready for your dollhouse. Made of white PLA. Measures 3.18 x 5.27 x 0.59 Opening is 3 1/4" x 2 1/8" Print Time: 1hrs - 51min Can be found here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/112330858579 All of my items are created on a 3D Flashforge Creator Pro Printer. They are printed at 200 microns resolution which is very detailed.This item is sold unpainted. This way you can add your own touch to your piece. This item is designed for 1/10 – 1/12 scale.
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So I have spent a good while, looking around online for a crown that is 1:12 scale that can actually fit on a 1/12 doll head. I have seen the miniature british crown jewels and they pretty much look perfect, but I am under the impression they would not fit on any doll head. Does anyone know of a site that sells crowns for small dolls, or even a good tutorial on how I can do it? I have tried to make some from decorative metal, but I am a perfectionist, I just cant seem to be happy with it. I like the crowns that have the four bars that meet up in the middle( not sure what the proper name for th
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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://dollh
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I think I will call her "Lucy" for short. She is so cute! I bought her off Amazon, and here she is helping me shop for her new friends. She is an Ai Doll from Jun Planning. Very very happy with this purchase! -
From the album: Chalet Alpin/Alpin chalet
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From the album: Chalet Alpin/Alpin chalet
My doll is mad with seed beads, It's same size as playmobil© Elisabeth Vivian 2014
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From the album: Chalet Alpin/Alpin chalet
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From the album: Chalet Alpin/Alpin chalet
My doll is made with seed beads, It's 7.5 cm tall (same size as playmobil)© Elisabeth Vivian 2014
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From the album: Miscellaneous Minis
Here is another way to really work those IKEA doll beds. Like I mentioned in another post, I am off to IKEA soon to get a little something for my "furmily" to have that might keep them out of my dollhouse builds. Hey...I can dream, can't I? ;)© ©2014 All About Miniatures
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From the album: Miscellaneous Minis
Here is a great idea for those of us that have our little furry friends help with our mini builds. People in Japan have started a trend of using IKEA doll beds as beds for their cats and small dogs. What a clever idea! Next trip to Cincinnati I am running to IKEA!© ©2014 All About Miniatures
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From the album: Harrison
I bought these 18 inch porcelain dolls many years ago in South Africa. They had all my favourite colours and actually matched my dining room scheme at the time. I'm going to use these colours to paint the Harrison for the Mad Hatter. It has a crazy carnival vibe without losing any masculinity and just "feels" right.© Lene Pieters
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From the album: Furniture for my Garfield
I saw this Liz Staryk doll on eBay and instantly fell in love with her! I've named her Lady Camella. She is an eccentric expat who lived in various countries and ended up in the Middle East, where she had a fling with a Sheikh who shall remain nameless. Oh, and within ten minutes from arriving in Dubai, she claimed the Garfield to house all her treasures and collections. With fond memories of her adventurous youth, she clearly does not care one bit what anybody thinks of her. What a feisty lady! Her lamé clothing is quite fragile and is starting to unravel a bit, so I have to be extr© Lene Pieters
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From the album: Scenes & Other Minis
Another plush pillow friend-This one is a happy green alien. available on eBay© Kyle Lefort 2014
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From the album: Country House - Renovated
This minature Edith Hicks doll that I purchased on eBay completes the girls' collection of Shirley Temple items. Grandma told them she had this doll when she was a little girl, so they believe this is a real antique.- 3 comments
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From the album: Country House - Renovated
Cindy Lou Who arrived in my mailbox yesterday. Yes, I know she is way too big for my dollhouse, but I ordered her for my niece, not me. My niece Tara is 26 years old, and I am still buying her dolls for Christmas - but for a good reason. She is an actress playng Momma Who in a national tour of How the Grinch Stole Christmas, so Cindy is her baby.