I'm done with the Christmas dollhouse. I went totally wild with the colors on this one! Here are the pictures:
Pretty whimsical I think! I customized the primrose kit by greenleaf.
I made the little stockings. That was too fun! :) I painted the painting and frame and made a Cinderella Moments Cottage.
At first I thought about putting the Christmas tree bare and letting the future owner decorate it. But it looked sooo sad! So...
*Bing* a decorated tree!
Everything is hand painted. No wallpaper, just me and my paintbrush! I love the roses! The floor is hand carved concrete that is hand painted. The walls are plaster.
Let's go outside....
I painted the door with an adoable print I saw on fabric(Mary Engelbreit). The Christmas lights are nonworking. I always add a plug in set on my houses when Christmas rolls around. I made the little rosette on the door just to have something different and with a vintage feel. Those little mushrooms are by Etsy artist serenitymosaics. They are so cute!
This is a dormer I added. I put crepe paper on the peak for added cuteness. I made a window box and filled it with moss and little glossy berries. They remind me of candied apples.
This polka dot custom dollhouse was very fun to make even in the hot weather!
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Karen wanted her boss to have a mini house so he could enjoy it when he couldn't be there. 
This was my first basement! 
I had to build the railings a little differently on this house. I wanted to make sure it would withstand shipping with no problems. So instead of fastening in the middle of the posts, I fastened them behind the post. Always have to think of ways to build these tough!
That is a crack that is in the real house's foundation. Gives character!
Love the little vent!
That little light was a fun detail to add. Of course I had to add the screen door. It has screen material to keep out the bugs! It's a little open to show the door behind it.
I'm not sure what that door is for but I made it anyways!
The stones are showing through the concrete. And there is some of the add on cedar deck.
It sure was a lot of fun to make. 
This house is made entirely of cardboard. The shingles are individually cut, shaped and painted.
I had to move the fireplace to the front of the house. On the real house it is much further back since the house is so deep. 
Each window has a frame, molding, sill, and mullion individually applied.
The front door and garage door are also framed. They are built just like the real doors. Layer after layer for great dimension.
The house is covered with concrete mix. The front of the house is sculpted to look like Austin stone
The front door is recessed under a porch. The ceiling of the porch is wood planks just like the real one! is 
This is the first house I've had the architect's plans for. It was a wonderful help! Wish more
then to my Great Pumpkin box & pumpkin pincushion,
then my spooky mansion bookmarks, 
and now I'm working on a Spooky Hollow Itsy Bitsy Village! I hope to finish it tomorrow. Is anyone else out there in the Halloween mood?
