Dollhouse Miniatures: Garden and Flower Shop in 1:12 Scale

This 1:12 scale dollhouse garden and flower shop room box was super fun to make. The flowers are made from Fimo clay and paper.  A lot of the greens are real but the ferns are laser cut paper. The eucalyptus are paper circles glued on a wire.   I hate gnomes but they came out really cute in miniature! I think the cart I made years ago from a pattern in a miniature magazine and bought the wheels. The clunky hutch I had was perfect;  just gave it a shabby chic finish.  I got lucky with the table when doing the crackle finish because the crackle came out to scale!

See more Victorian and other dollhouse miniatures:

Pt. 1:  Greenleaf Beacon Hill Dollhouse

Pt. 2:  Dollhouse Living Room

Pt. 3:  Victorian Dollhouse Kitchen and Dining Room

Pt. 4:  Dollhouse Master Bedroom and Bath

Pt. 5:  Dollhouse Study and Hallway

Dollhouse Miniature Conservatory and Garden

Dollhouse Miniature Jewelry and Clock Shop

Dollhouse 1:12 scale Christmas roombox

Dollhouse Antique Shop

Dollhouse Miniatures: Antique Shop in 1:12 Scale

My 1:12 scale dollhouse miniature room box of an antique shop. This room box is always changing; adding new items or taking out things for other projects.  Right now everything is boxed up! It is a fun way of using furniture that doesn't have a "home" or storing "extras".  I painted the ship and winter scene, my aunt painted the landscape with the house (below) and the other paintings are magazine cutouts.

See more Victorian and other dollhouse miniatures:

Pt. 1:  Greenleaf Beacon Hill Dollhouse

Pt. 2:  Dollhouse Living Room

Pt. 3:  Victorian Dollhouse Kitchen and Dining Room

Pt. 4:  Dollhouse Master Bedroom and Bath

Pt. 5:  Dollhouse Study and Hallway

Dollhouse Miniature Conservatory and Garden

Dollhouse Miniature Jewelry and Clock Shop

Dollhouse 1:12 scale Christmas roombox

Dollhouse Miniatures: Christmas Room Box 1:12 scale

This is my 1:12 scale dollhouse miniature Christmas room box. I've changed it a few times; it used to be a living room but since I like to make mini food, I made it into a dining room for a Christmas eve dinner. It is hard to see but there is an out door night scene outside that is lit with a snowman, bird house, tree, icicles and snow! The Christmas tree and fireplace light up too.

See more Victorian and other dollhouse miniatures:

Pt. 1:  Greenleaf Beacon Hill Dollhouse

Pt. 2:  Dollhouse Living Room

Pt. 3:  Victorian Dollhouse Kitchen and Dining Room

Pt. 4:  Dollhouse Master Bedroom and Bath

Pt. 5:  Dollhouse Study and Hallway

Dollhouse Miniature Conservatory and Garden

Dollhouse Miniature Jewelry and Clock Shop

Dollhouse Miniatures: Jewelry & Clock Shop 1:12 scale

Dollhouse Miniatures: jewelry and clock shop 1 :12 scale room box. As if I don't spend enough time making jewelry,  I just had to make a miniature jewelry and clock shop! The  jeweler's bench,  cabinet and case I made by hand. The chairs in the front were resin Christmas ornaments! I made a lot of the clocks from old watches and buttons. It is kind of tough making jewelry to scale; these jewels would be giant in real life! The Fabergé eggs were fun to make from Fimo clay, beads, rhinestones and findings.

 

Please stay tuned for my flower & garden shop, my unique tea shop and Conservatory!
Be sure to click on the link to see my Victorian dollhouse miniatures!

Victorian Dollhouse - Living Room 1:12 scale, pt 2

Victorian Dollhouse Miniatures - Living Room 1:12 scale.  

This is the living room of my Greenleaf Beacon Hill dollhouse.  This room I change a lot; you will notice different rugs.  Sometimes I will move the piano out because it takes up so much room. To see more of the outside,  see part 1 of my Victorian Dollhouse Miniatures.

 

My fimo roses and paper lilacs, laser cut fern and doilies.

These little peeps must have traveled to exotic places and have a collection throughout their house.

This is a narrow and awkward shaped room so it is difficult to get the camera in to take photos! Next post: Miniature Kitchen and Dining Room so stay tuned!