Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Cinderella's Fairytale Cottage Dollhouse

I finally started on the Cinderella's cottage dollhouse!
Here's the front. The turret will just be for show on this house. The cardboard tube I used for this turret is a little too small for the door(that's how I intended to use it). So I will just create a faux turret for looks only not functional.
In the attic I tried making an exposed slat plaster wall. Those are just Popsicle sticks I split and smooched into the plaster so it would ooze out all around.
This is downstairs with one coat of plaster. I also made this little fireplace with scrap wood.


I have painted 2 coats of cream color so far. I think the 3rd coat will have a soft pink tint.


This will be the downstairs ceiling. It's my special "tin" tile Victorian ceiling made by following a pattern on cardboard with hot glue. The result is a 3d tin like tile. These just need some silver for tin and rust accents.

12 comments:

  1. love the attic wall!!! i may have to try that!! fabulous! :D Linda x

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  2. This is going to be a really cute house--I can hardly wait to see! The ceiling is great! How fun!
    Jennifer

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  3. Oh man, what a brilliant idea to make a tin tile roof using hot glue like that! I never would have thought of that, excellent tip, thanks! Yours looks really good, can't wait to see it once you do the silver finish on it. I also love the exposed lathe in the attic, great touch. :)

    - Grace

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  4. Al fin! será otra cosa estupenda ---como siempre--- Espero las otras fotos ansiosamente

    Un abrazo

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  5. Your works is adorable and gives me a lot of ideas and inspiration for my minis. Thanks!!!

    http://mycozyhobby.blogspot.com/

    Love, Katy

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  6. Great idea with the attic wall. It looks very effective. Looking forward to seeing that finished ceiling too. It's all looking great! Judith x

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  7. I love it so far! I really love the slats and plaster wall- the ceiling in my craft room actually looks kind of like that and after redoing a couple rooms of plaster and lathe my craft room ceiling just got fabric stapled over it-lol! I can't wait to see what you do with the turret and I LOVE the different patterns you used in the ceiling!

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  8. Una nueva casita?
    Seguro que disfrutare muchisimo viendo como la haces, es genial seguir el proceso y leer todas tus explicaciones.
    besitos ascension

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  9. Using glue to make a tin ceiling..how do you think up these amazing things!!! This is going to be absolutely darling! When I saw the turret I did think of Rapunzel though:)

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  10. *Swoon*
    You are amazing!
    I love your ideas, your imagination and your productivity! Do you ever sleep?
    The tile ceiling is so brilliant and I love that you are painting with a soft pink tint.
    I will check back and see how this beautiful cottage comes along.
    Hugs,
    Terri

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  11. Yet another masterpiece in the making! x

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  12. So ingenious the way you made your tin ceiling tiles! I just love them. They're so nostalgic. They bring me back to this house I lived in as a child. We had them in the kitchen and the bathroom.

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