My Doll House
Well, it's really just one room.
Initially my plan was to make a small vignette of a decorated Christmas tree in a bell jar-like display. Then I begin collecting and making things. Before I knew it, I had way too much for a small display. So ... I had to collect and make more to fill a room. My husband's uncle built the room for me back in the early 1980's.
Come back for a tour on my next post.
Fabric Bird Sculpture Pattern
12 comments:
I look forward to the tour!
Your house looks great, cant wait for the tour.
Oh Nellie..
I Love the room.. what fun you must have had fixing it..I always wanted a doll house but since we downsized and I no longer have the big house I have no room!!! Well....hmm........ let me see....maybe!!!!
did you do all the little doily things on the couch and the rug??
xoxo
((((hugs))))
Maggie
This is exquisite and so elegant. Far too precious to be played with - well perhaps by you! I'll be back for the tour.
Nellie, this doll-house is terrific!!!!!
and the dolls of the previous post too.
I think that the light in the eyes and the smile of your great-niece is like yours.
ciao ciao
I love the dolls' room Nellie and I will definitely be back for the tour.
I'm waiting with bated breath for the tour. Have you ever seen the Thorne Miniature Rooms in the Chicago Art Institute? http://www.artic.edu/aic/collections/thorne
They made me want to start making miniature rooms...
i just had flashbacks of my childhood going to the chicago museum of art. i loved looking at these little worlds. you just never stop do you ;)
Funny ... "then I began collecting and making things" I think that's why God put us on this earth! 8-))) Cute!
I can't wait! I've always been fascinated by miniatures and at one point even had a doll house I decorated as Santas house. It ended up being one of the casualties of one of our downsizings. I kept a few little things from it...hmmm...wonder where they are?
Can't wait for the tour....this all looks wonderful
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