Its from one of three blogs I run. Just before Christmas I had planned on combining all three of my blogs due to health issues and lack of time. I did decide to keep this blog separate for my mini blogging and tutorials.I gal can change her mind cant she?
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Miniature Dollhouse Cross Stitch Pillow "Christmas Poinsettia" Chart
Its from one of three blogs I run. Just before Christmas I had planned on combining all three of my blogs due to health issues and lack of time. I did decide to keep this blog separate for my mini blogging and tutorials.I gal can change her mind cant she?
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Bleaching and Dying Miniature Bottle Brush Trees Final Results
Experimenting With Bleaching & Dying Miniature Trees Take One
Monday, December 14, 2009
Dyeing Miniature Bottle Brush Christmas Trees Tutorial
Thank you "Makin Projiks" for the tut and photo!
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Tutor / Medieval Swap Eye Candy
- Mirror, mirror on the wall, whose the mini-est of them all . Kathy is! She made this 1:12 scale 3D mirror from scratch. I love it! Every castle has to have a ghost or two, and this one is just perfect for mine.
Tutor / Medieval Dollhouse Minis
Enjoy!
Tammy Renee
PS: Stay tuned for pics of some of what I received in this swap.
Monday, February 9, 2009
Make A Miniature Beaded Fairy Tiara / Crown
Found this great video tutorial on making a miniature tiara at Garden Of Imagination . This looks to be in playscale. I am sure it could be easily made in smaller scales.
Enjoy!
Tammy Renee
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Dollhouse Scrap Pot Holder Tutorial (Real Life Scale)
Tammy Renee
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Video How To: Make A Miniature Castle
Lizard Landscapes.com shows you how to make a castle for you very own real life dragon. OK, I know real life dragons don't exist but real mini ones do when its your pet lizard. Made out of very inexpensive, materials most Dollhouse hobbyist have around the house. The decorative sand he uses can be purchased at any dollar store. I recommend the liquid nails as an adhesive as well. I have used it to put together real life tombstones for my Halloween display. That was over 6 years ago and several hurricanes and they are still holding strong. Wouldn't it be neat to do one of these as sand castle covered in tiny shells and seaweed. I wonder how one would make mini seaweed? Oh and of course you would have to make a thrown for King Neptune. Or how about a place where pirates stash their loot. With oodles of treasure chests spilling over with mini pearls, gold, and jewels. Don't forget that lone ship wreck survivor, a skeleton holding a keg of rum. Comment with your ideas. I would love to hear them.
Enjoy!
Tammy Renee
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Tutorial: Vintage Dollhouse Witches Hat
Belinda I have been planning on making a tutorial for this hat for a little while now. Here is a brief discription on how it's done. I took some scrap greeting card weigth card board and made a tall cone as a base to glue my fabric onto, which is a piece of vintage corduroy upholstery fabric glued on sideways.The salvage edge of the fabric was all fuzzy which I used as trim on the bottom. Test fit the fabric to see how you like it before you glue to the card board cone. You can trim later. Cover the cone in white tacky glue, enough to soak into the fabric and the card board. After the glue sets up for a few mins the glue softens the card board and you then mold, squish, crush your hat. Let dry. The feathers are small pieces of hand curled peacock feathers. The bow is an scrap of vintage green picot ribbon topped with an old tarnished jewlery finding.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Sunday, June 22, 2008
1:12 Miniature 4TH Of July Printies For Your Dollhouse
I have a few firework tutorials in the works along with and will post them as soon as I am done with making a Halloween swap. I would love to hear comments and see pictures of any projects that my tuts and printies have helped create.
Friday, May 23, 2008
Dollhouse Basket Tutorial
Supplies and materials needed:
Quick Dry White Glue.
Close pins & Pencil
Piece Of Burlap- 7"x 3"
Scrap Cardboard
Condiment Cup (CC) The one I used in this project is a nugget sauce cup from a McFast food restaurant.
Trace the bottom of the CC on the scrap cardboard. The cut-out doesn't have to be perfect. The burlap will cover quite a few imperfections.
Next trim off the CC lip. I used a pair of sharp craft scissors. An Exacto knife will work too but be careful not to slip and cut down the side of the CC. Or worse yet your fingers. This is also the time to cut the CC shorter if you prefer shallow baskets.
Covering your basket
Cut burlap pieces. One 6.5" x 3" piece ( to cover basket ) and two pieces at least 1/4" bigger around then the cardboard bottoms.
Now begin gluing the two bottom pieces you had set aside earlier to dry. Fold over all four pieces of burlap and glue. Trim off corners when dry.