We've had a lovely day with an egg hunt at our house for my kids and their little friends. And then a brunch/lunch for everyone. Lots of work, but good fun. This evening we had roast lamb for a special treat! Lamb is so expensive in Florida (maybe everywhere?!) but it's our fav meat, so we treat ourselves for special occasions. Put the kids to bed early because they were so tired from the excitement of the day... which has the benefit of more time free now for minis!!!
This is the kitchen. I used craft Skinny Sticks for the wall paneling, and then molding with a skinny stick for the 'shelf' around the top of the paneling.
And I nearly forgot to show you a close up of my pride and joy (errr... after my kids!). My Reutter's sink! I just love it! It's the whole reason I did the kitchen in blue colors!
This is the living room. I changed my mind about the chairs, so now I have 1 arm chair and 1 sofa - I still might change my mind back to just 2 arm chairs. But for now this is how it will stay. They are both House of Miniatures kits that I got from eBay.
I've been making quite a few 'little' things for the dh as well - the umbrella stand in the living room, the side table/counter in the kitchen, the potted plant on the coffee table of the living room... I'm sure there's more I just can't think of them right now!
The McKinley is looking great! If I didn't really hate assembling tab and slot kits, this would be one I'd have. I really like the layout and style. Yours is beautifully decorated. I can't wait to see the finished house!
ReplyDeleteSasha, Your house is looking really good. I love all the little details - the plant, the naughty kitty...
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, lamb is expensive here too, only a special treat these days!
Mercedes
Sasha its looking wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHi! I was wondering if I could put two photos of your pygmy palm (the original you took after the workshop, and one of these in a setting) on http://fluffybricks.blogspot.com?
ReplyDeleteLinking back to your blog of course.
Nice house and lovely minis blog! I love how roomy and authentic your bathroom looks. I like the screen idea. I have one in my Victorian dollhouse bathroom, and it really does jazz it up. I'm so glad I found your blog today! :-) Jennifer
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how nice you can make one of those budget dollhouse kits if you really work at it!
ReplyDeletebudget wood dollhouse kit the McKinley by greenleaf
It's hard to believe but when you look at the photos that is actually one of those thin-wood budget dollhouses. It really is amazing how great those budget houses can be when you spend the time on them!
ReplyDeletethis is my budget wood mckinley dollhouse kit by grenleaf