That's right I finished it!
I made the roof with cardboard with the top layer ripped off to expose the ridges. I wanted to put metal on, but the look just wasn't the same. This roof looks so much more aged and rustic. I just love it!
I decided to put a pink bottle brush tree in there too. You can never be too early for Christmas!
This little welcome mat is a rectangle of felt with painted dots. Very simple!
This one is available at CinderellaMoments on Etsy.
Showing posts with label romantic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label romantic. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Monday, September 12, 2011
Romantic Log Cabin Custom Dollhouse
There are times when I can wait patiently finishing the outside of a dollhouse first and then doing the interior decorating. This is NOT one of those times. I nearly exploded with excitement over my little shabby chic interior!
I blame Pinterest entirely! Not only do I get my ideas organized, but I also get to see everybody else's amazing internet finds!!
First, I saw this cute cupcake on an adorable kitchen's wall:
I couldn't resist it!
This is my little cupcake made by using thick canvas(book binding). I also made a little pink banner that reads "Happily Ever After."
I also got this idea for a crystal curtain:
Here is a mini version:
With a little tea stained piece of lace for the bottom curtain.
I finished the wood floor and made a gray/taupe wash for it.(watered down paint to let the wood grain show.)
The door is also done and hinged.
Here is the fireplace mantle. With a pennant banner, a hand painted sign, bouquet of fabric roses and a tiny bird house. The bird house is cardboard and it is on a pedestal made from a push pin.
I put on the roof. I painted the ceiling a very faint pink. I just love the sweet glow this gives the room.
On the exterior, I made the stone bottom out of concrete.
I blame Pinterest entirely! Not only do I get my ideas organized, but I also get to see everybody else's amazing internet finds!!
First, I saw this cute cupcake on an adorable kitchen's wall:
I couldn't resist it!
This is my little cupcake made by using thick canvas(book binding). I also made a little pink banner that reads "Happily Ever After."
I also got this idea for a crystal curtain:
Here is a mini version:
With a little tea stained piece of lace for the bottom curtain.
I finished the wood floor and made a gray/taupe wash for it.(watered down paint to let the wood grain show.)
The door is also done and hinged.
Here is the fireplace mantle. With a pennant banner, a hand painted sign, bouquet of fabric roses and a tiny bird house. The bird house is cardboard and it is on a pedestal made from a push pin.
I put on the roof. I painted the ceiling a very faint pink. I just love the sweet glow this gives the room.
On the exterior, I made the stone bottom out of concrete.
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Romantic Log Cabin Custom Dollhouse
Here's my next project! It's the Shady Brook Log Cabin with a few changes to customize it.
My log cabin is all white of course! I want a very girly and romantic cabin.
I started with a taupe base and dry brushed white on top.
The inside is creamy white in color. I'm starting the wood floor. I'm planning a cutesy interior with pastel decorations.
My log cabin is all white of course! I want a very girly and romantic cabin.
I started with a taupe base and dry brushed white on top.
The inside is creamy white in color. I'm starting the wood floor. I'm planning a cutesy interior with pastel decorations.
Friday, December 31, 2010
Romantic Dollhouse Gazebo: Finished!
I made all the roses! That was like being a florist! I hope this gazebo makes spring get here faster.
O.K. here are the pictures:
Here's the switch fort the light. It's on a back rafter.
I made a vine to hide the wires.
Under this moss, I hid the battery. It's still accessible.
I lifted the moss to reveal the battery.
It's always a challenge to hide wires, batteries and any unsightly things! But I got it done.
This was a terrific project. If you need a break from doors and walls, this is the one to go for!
GAZEBO AVAILABLE AT CINDERELLA MOMENTS.
O.K. here are the pictures:
Here's the switch fort the light. It's on a back rafter.
I made a vine to hide the wires.
Under this moss, I hid the battery. It's still accessible.
I lifted the moss to reveal the battery.
It's always a challenge to hide wires, batteries and any unsightly things! But I got it done.
This was a terrific project. If you need a break from doors and walls, this is the one to go for!
GAZEBO AVAILABLE AT CINDERELLA MOMENTS.
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