Dollhouse homemade

There is no right or wrong way to finish your dollhouse. Below are some tips that may be useful when making your finishing decisions. Color Schemes and Paint Choosing A Dollhouse Color Choosing the right color for your dollhouse can be one of the most challenging aspects of the process. Even the most beautifully assembled dollhouse will lose its appeal if you are unhappy with its color scheme. Colors should be selected carefully because once applied, they are permanent. Dollhouses can only…

Fantastic little doll's house. Wow!! This is neat! Fairy house in the garden, maybe? Could make a big openable front that locks? (fairies have to be safe too...!) ;)

Dollhouse made entirely from Popsicle sticks

In my blog post, there are 41 different homemade dollhouses from different creators that you might want to check out! Picture is for illustrative purpose only

After many late nights hunched over tiny pieces of cardboard, glue and paint, the exterior of Cora’s [now called “Lower Town Dollhouse” because I do love consistency] is finished! It was fiddly and intricate and involved a lot more planning than I anticipated, but I absolutely loved updating this dollhouse…

IKEA Dollhouse hack- Flisat wall shelf. Ideas for making DIY miniature furniture. This easy makeover has tutorials for the projects and links. How to update the roof. Perfect for a kids room!

My amazing dad built a beautiful dollhouse for my 4 year old daughter this Christmas. He built me the same dollhouse when I was little. I immediately went into crazy crafting mode and decided that …

This is the final part for building your dollhouse! Upstairs, I added the last 2 chandelier. I pulled all the electric together upstairs and hid it in a chimney. The chimney is made of 4 pieces of cardboard. Everything got covered with concrete I applied with an artist spatula. This is Dap's Ready Mixed Concrete. The chimney has little rocks added to it once the concrete had dried. I just drop these little mounds of concrete and shape them into rocks so they are 3 D. The bump out is covered…

Learn what tools and supplies you need to get started on your own dollhouse DIY project.