

This dollhouse was an experiment of sorts; this was my first attempt at creating clay roof shingles. I used self-hardening Marblex clay and painted the roof with
dark chocolate acrylic paint and a soft
latte wash. My hats off to the paper-clay dollhouse artists: the process was indeed a test of my patience!


And now on to my love affair with fabric wallpaper! I discovered the perfect fabric to create my faux wood panels: it has a crackle print and comes in various colors. For this
Coffee and Cream inspired home, I picked out fabrics in warm beige and pale coffee. The chair rail and moldings were created with lace, which was considerably cheaper than wood molding, and a lot easier to apply. I am in love with this combination: so much so, that I bought a yard more of the fabrics for my next dollhouse!


Labels: cafe ole, my dollhouse, victorian cottage jr.
2 Comments:
This dollhouse is beautiful. I can't believe that you made it yourself. I love all the little details and the wallpaper.
Dear casapinka!
Thank you for your kind words. The roof was a labor of love, so I am really proud of it too! And I loved the wallpaper so much that I put the exact same on in my latest dollhouse! :)
Sumaiya.
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