Just completed this little credenza for Heather's apartment. She asked that I make it match her other furniture, which I did. Once it was finished she sat back and admired it while sipping her afternoon tea.
If you are interested to see how I made it, pop on over to Studio1283.
Now she's asking for a dining table and chairs . . . no rest for the wicked!
has been in the pipeline for a long, long time. I started thinking about building a 1:6 scale boutique way back in October 2019. My initial thought was to build a "Paris Boutique", but this evolved to become a Fashion House with Boutiques in LONDON, PARIS and NEW YORK.
The idea underwent many changes before it became suitable for my kids to go shopping there in London.
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| Ivy and Heather are just window shopping for now. |
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| Rose bought a bottle of perfume! Lily isn't impressed. |
There's more to see in this journey over at Fleur and Ruban.
In this wonderful world of imagination and play that we adults have come to enjoy, I've reached the conclusion that these kids could be anyone I want them to be. After all they don't live in the real world, they live in an imaginary dolly world, and if I see them as kids with the ability to dress as they like and do anything adults can do, or as Chiriann so aptly put it "be more adult inside than outside", then so be it.
Lily, Ivy and Heather arrived on schedule and for now they are dressed in temporary clothes. As I mentioned to Mia, this brings my kids up to eight and seeing as I prefer to have uneven numbers in each of my groups of dolls, I ordered another one to customise.
Nine barefoot kids is something I prefer not to have, so I have an assortment of shoes and boots on their way. Hopefully, they will all fit.
