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Posted 7 years ago
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This is my Victorian dollhouse, a work in progress. Even though the dining room wasn't finished for Christmas, I still wanted the inhabitants of Knapwater House (after the Thomas Hardy novel Desperate Remedies) to have a Christmas tree and some presents round the tree. I made the miniature sheep pull toy from a kit.
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Thank you for the love, officialfuel, Moonhill, and TimeTraveller!
Absolutely FANTASTIC in every way!! The detailing is incredible. Looks like your work in progress is coming along very nicely!!!
Your doll house is amazing!! Loving the little sheep too:-)
Thank you so much, jscotto363. I really appreciate it. I love putting the effort into the details as these are what's noticed. I believe the details, especially in miniature work, give a true air of realism.
Thank you very much, TassieDevil. I really love working on it. I have a miniature horse pull toy on which I will work next.
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I just really love the Victorian furniture, all so beautiful !~
Thank you so much, Phil. My decorating is a combination of inspiration from general research of that era, Queen Mary's dollhouse, and Tasha Tudor's dollhouse. Tasha has a curio cabinet in a hallway of her dollhouse, and I fell in love with it so I knew I had to have one for mine. I am in the process of filling it with miniature miniatures!
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Such detail !!! I thought this was real furniture:)
Your so talented.... thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much, Trey and Coopergirl. I'm grateful for your appreciation! Thank you, SEAN68.