Since this would be a studio doll room I figured a daybed would be the best idea. I started with a very basic design using scrap wood from my husbands wood-shop.
I upholstered the back of the daybed with scrap fabric and fluffed it up with batting. I just used hot glue to attach the fabric to the wood. Then I made some bedding out of more scraps. Over all I think the bed came out very nice.
Next I began doing some more rummaging. I pulled out a Clinique box I had in a drawer for years holding miscellaneous hair clips and bobby pins. On top of it I placed a wooden piece that had been a wood block calendar kids project from Home Depot. (we had 2, the other is in the doll house kitchen)
I found the lamp above at a thrift store. There were 2 in a bag. The base is clear enough I could fill it with shells or beads, hhmmm
I found this mini-chandelier at a craft store. I love it!
A piggy bank and a stuffed bear, some small scale artwork for the walls.
On the left is a battery powered candle with a wire and fabric shade.
A finished single shelf room.
4 comments:
So clever! It must have been so much fun to create. I sew and need a place to hang their outfits.
Thank you! I have fun making all our doll rooms!
I really love it. I'm going to try and make one. Thanks
Glad you like it! It's so much fun making doll rooms!
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