I've had some posts ready for a while, but I'm so intimidated by the incredible craftsmanship showcased on this site.
Today I'll take a chance and share something from a recent show.
Dollhouse and Miniatures shows always inspire me! I attended one in El Sobrante, California over the weekend and had a chance to meet some wonderful artists. I was impressed by the creativity shown in the photo above -- the artist had looked beyond a box of detergent and seen the possibilities! The miniature laundry area is cleverly crafted.
I did something similar years ago with a gallon container of ice cream and a mini soda fountain. Now I'm looking around for something different. A kitchen in an oatmeal carton? A bakery in a box of sugar? The possibilities are endless and kind to the environment.
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Dearest Camille:
Is there a stronger wooden box inside the detergent box? Thanks for sharing this wonderful roombox with us! :)
It's not wooden; the walls are heavy cardboard "inserts," the blue and white frame is of balsa, however.
There was also a more common scene where the crafter had taken a large metal tea kettle, like the kind you'd put over a campfire, and created a campfire scene within.
All of these are very clever, but nothing like the beauty of your dolls, Smehreen!
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