
A miniaturist friend of mine is dealing with some health issues. I made these as a gift to cheer her up.

The shelves are lined with a little lace paper.

The comforter was all hand quilted.

I'm very happy with how the painting turned out. The roses were painted with a very simple technique. Dab on a dot of the darker paint, pick up a drop of a lighter shade on a toothpick and swirl the colors together. Very easy and quite effective.
The armoire is a Michael's hutch. The bed was made from a kit that came with one of my dollhouses. I had originally stained it so I sanded it down before painting it roughly with cream paint. After painting the floral design (and letting it dry thoroughly) I lightly brushed on an antiquing gel. I finished with a satin varnish. I left the inside of the armoire/hutch the pure cream color.
5 comments:
Adorable! Fantastic job!
Beautiful!
De, your friend is going to love these- they turned out beautiful! What a sweet gift!
Thanks everyone!
It all looks gorgeous De!
I'm sure your friend will be thrilled!
Mercedes
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