My son wanted a little girl doll for the Ponderosa. Still a little heavyhanded with the paint. But I like how she turned out. She is sitting with a basket I made using this tutorial at Bricolages & Compagnie.
I'm taking the kids to see their grandma for a few days. I am trying to think of what mini-making items I can bring along. I might try my hand at some needepoint using these books. I should be able to bring everything I need if I keep it simple!
Wow, Heather, did you make that doll?? Good job!
ReplyDeleteThank you for following my blog , Heather. I hope we can exchange ideas and feedback on each other's blogs.
I was looking at the book on Miniature Iron On. It is being sold at a good price at Amazon. Will you recommend it, Heather? Thanks! :)
I have both those books and have done some great rugs, I also like two books by Meik and Ian Mcnaughton, Making miniature oriental rugs and carpets. one with a yellow cover and the other green.
ReplyDeleteHeather, the doll is lovely!!! I also like stitching and those books look so interesting!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for following my blog! I will also visit yours.. I like it!
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Meli
wonderful job on the doll- she's very cute!
ReplyDeleteCute doll, good luck with the needlepoint!
ReplyDeleteLa muñeca es preciosa!!!
ReplyDeleteEspero ver tus trabajos con la aguja, yo soy malisima jejeje
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Hi heather! Glad you like the shabby chic house. I'm new to dollhouses too! I only started 4 month ago. I'm into architectural models. But so many of my clients wanted dollhouses that I took the plunge. The shabby chic is #5. You're doing everything though! I'm strictly a builder! Your dolls look fabulous and so do your furniture and houses! Hope we can give each other tips!
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