Diy doll food

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I've been in the mood for making food recently, and after posting photos of these on Instagram and Facebook, got lots of requests for a tutorial, so here it is! You Will Need: Labels from packaging or printables, Vinyl gloves Plastic bags from packaging Green/red/brown markers Clear tape Glue stick (like PrittStick) Hot glue stick Acrylic paint Red beads (nail polish optional) Plastic covered paperclips Scissors Step 1. Find yourself some labels. I used whatever I could find from…

DIY Miniature food for miniature dollhouse. Printable food packaging for miniature dollhouse 1:6 scale. Barbi food and drinks. Blythe food and drinks. Digital File. This is an Instant Download PDF, PNG and JPEG, available instantly after purchase, so you can download, print it and get started on it right away! Glue on a thin cardboard or print on thick paper Printable A4 sheets with 40 types of food packaging: food and drinks. Perfect for dollhouses 1:6 and dolls. How to make miniatures you…

Sep 12, 2021 - Were baaaack!…again! Not yet back to our normal twice weekly post schedule but were slowly but surly getting there. This post is SO SO exciting

Easy DIY Doll School Lunch with Free Printable - includes sandwiches, crackers, cookies, chips, pretzels, and string cheese.

Were baaaack!…again! Not yet back to our normal twice weekly post schedule but were slowly but surly getting there. This post is SO SO exciting, if you

A day of swimming and a backyard bonfire is one of my favorite things to do during the Summer. And a bonfire calls for s'mores! I made some ooey, gooey s'mores for my dolls and I'll show you how to ma

I have noticed lately when my kids play in one of their dollhouses, they stay in one room for a few days. Sometimes their dolls play all over the house, but for the last few days the focus has been in the kitchen. And of course when I joined them I noticed our the dolls

My love for gluing things together blossomed when I was very young. In kindergarten, I spent many late nights working feverishly at my Little Tikes kitchen with scissors, glue, and whatever material I could get my tiny hands on. To my parent's dismay, every cut-able item within reach became a potential craft supply. They frantically hid anything of value while I went to town on catalogs, cardboard boxes, socks missing their mates, and whatever else I could find. I'm all grown up now, but…