Rustic dollhouse

This dollhouse includes some tab-and-slot furniture pieces that are ideal for creating a medieval, rustic look. I assembled, stained, and varnished them. When putting these furniture pieces together, use glue sparingly to avoid it being visible on the finished product. Keep in mind that wood glue doesn’t dry clear, so if you don’t plan to paint the pieces, it’s better to use tacky glue. You can choose to stain the furniture before or after assembly. However, remember that stain does not…

I’ve put together nearly all the kits to furnish the interior of the Pickett Pond (pics of all follow). Some of these kits (though not all) are still available at Robin Betterley’s site…

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DIY Dollhouse Floor Popsicle Sticks: How To Make The Real Wood Flooring Look Old. If you're making an old attic dollhouse floor like I am, or something like a haunted dollhouse popsicle stick floor, this easy and quick method of painting the wood popsicle stick floor will give you fast results. My dollhouse attic plans are to either make it haunted or just abandoned, and this rustic-looking flooring is the first step. This was one of the simplest dollhouse interior projects that Ive done so…

While doing some housecleaning, my friend Lenor Johnson found some more photos of her room-boxes that she so kindly shared with us. I have always been a fan of the "old world" touch in the brilliant paper-clay creations of Lenor. I am always left amazed at how she captures realism in her art: from the sooty fireplace to the draping shawl and floppy pillow: I always feel like I am right there inside her dollhouse! To see more of her amazing creations, visit…

My Miniature Madness: August 2015

My fairytale fairy house dollhouse log cabin project :). The structure and all furniture is handmade or altered to create a cozy spot. Thanks for looking! Tori