Friday, March 16, 2012

The Wedding Cottage Dollhouse

I've received the battery light kit and I got back to work on the Wedding Cottage Dollhouse.
I did the concrete work on the outside. First layering it on.
I sculpt some rocks with an old exacto knife.
The front is all smoothed concrete.
The sides have rocks, smooth concrete, and timber.
The color is a light robin egg blue or Tiffany blue. I wanted this house to have that Tiffany box feel. Just not as dark.


I also worked on the wedding cake.
I used these round wood chips for the base of each cake in graduating sizes.
I used light weight spakle. It has the consistency of whipped marshmallow.
I dunked the whole thing in paint. It should be interesting when it dries.


21 comments:

  1. Me gusta mucho éste color!!!y el pastel de boda, te quedara espectacular!!
    Besos de las Malu´s.

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  2. I can't wait to see how the wedding house unfolds... I'm loving watching your process..exciting. And, now the cake..oh my, spackle?? who knew, I didn't. Learn something new everyday. Your work is magical and love your tutorials.
    Have a fantastic weekend.

    xoso
    Sandy

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  3. Great choice in paint colour! I am interested to see how you form and paint/add the stone and timber sections... So far it's just lovely! I hope your cake turns out the way you like, it definitely looks like marshmallows right now! (hee hee)
    Heather

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  4. Wow! I love to see how you work! The paint color is so fun! I can't wait to see more and how it all comes together! How romantic! :-) Jennifer

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  5. Looking good!

    I am not worried, you always do fabulous work. :)

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  6. Looking amazing. Looking forward to seeing how the cake turns out as well!!

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  7. Ahaha - this wooden cake - a great joke! God, why everyone can not so free and easy to think...

    love, Katy

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  8. The wedding cake idea is fantastic. I love the shade of blue you chose for the cottage.
    Hugs

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  9. I love the front door panels and that is a very nice blue! I also like the columns on the porch! I like how you've made the downstairs front windows! The cake looks interesting! Can't wait to see it when it's all decorated!

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  10. Ou puisez vous toute cette inspiration? Je suis admirative de votre créativité de la finesse de la douceur de vos maisons , bref J'ADORE!!!!
    Isabelle

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  11. The Wedding Cottage is looking fantastic Caroline!! I adore the shade of blue you've painted it in and the cake is looking really good too.As always I love everything you do :0)
    Hugs
    vicky xxxx

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  12. Hi Caroline, what an adorable house, it looks so friendly and bright !
    I can't wait to see the wedding cake:)
    What is spakle ??
    Have a great Sunday !

    Hugs Mieke xxx

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  13. Wonderful cottage. I love the color. I am sure that when you have finished with this cake it will be a dream cake. The door panels look so pretty.
    Hugs Maria

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  14. The colors of the cottage are perfect for this project.
    Great idea for the wedding cake.
    Bye Faby

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  15. Ese color queda perfecto, me encanta.
    El pastel te va a quedar fantastico, estoy deseando verlo terminado.
    besitos ascension

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  16. ah la torta de casamiento!!! que bellos detalles! manos de hada!

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  17. I love the blue that you used and all the different finishes that you put on it. Can't wait to see more. Oh, and the wedding cake, so cool!

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  18. The wedding cottage and cake are getting beautiful!

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  19. Your little cottage is beautiful! Love the cake too! Can't wait to see how it turns out. :D

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  20. Hi, wounderful work on the cake till now....looks like real.
    I love the windowframes on the weddinghouse.
    Love Silvie

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    love your style

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    huda
    http://glamorousgirlblog.blogspot.com/

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