The inventory continues. Begins on 9/2/10 post.
Hello!
This great free standing kitchen sink was made in Germany and is a favorite. It has two little faucets and as the sink has only the two legs, it needs to be attached to the wall. I was going to make a gathered "sink skirt" to go around it - to hide what is stored under it - but somehow that was forgotten and I think I will still make one now out of a tiny printed cotton.
As the dollhouse studio has only one main room, all of the areas need to be very organized and self contained - as is this kitchen sink and laundry items.
Hello!
This great free standing kitchen sink was made in Germany and is a favorite. It has two little faucets and as the sink has only the two legs, it needs to be attached to the wall. I was going to make a gathered "sink skirt" to go around it - to hide what is stored under it - but somehow that was forgotten and I think I will still make one now out of a tiny printed cotton.
As the dollhouse studio has only one main room, all of the areas need to be very organized and self contained - as is this kitchen sink and laundry items.
To start, a small wooden stool, a scale, a woven basket - sitting on a rug knit for me by a friend.
The box of Tide laundry soap, a clothes line and clothes pins - which can be removed individually and used to hang a cloth on the line. Here you see the front of the box of soap . . .
and here is the back with the instructions. I have moved one of the clothes pins off to the side so you can see that they are individual and are slid over the paper.
I love the dish drainer! Love it! It is metal and has the little individual cup racks off to each side - and inside are the raised ridges where the plates can be lined up. The copper pot is hand crafted, the little soap dish has two bars of soap and I have added an orange juicer and six oranges.
Put them all together and add the broom - which I forgot - and there you have it!
Into the dollhouse studio it goes and another piece is in place! :<)
Thanks for stopping by today!We are having perfect early Fall weather here in this part of WI. I love it!
Tomorrow one of my more unique pieces - a folding twin size bed!
Wishing you a good Monday!
Barbara Diane
I am just falling in love with all your miniatures, i made a few teeny tiny things about a year ago but what you have is the real deal, the things i have made are made out of paper. There is a shadow bos that i made with a clock and few dining room items on my blog, but cant remember the label if you care to have a peek, email me will find it and send you the link.
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Paola
Hi Barbara,
ReplyDeleteI thank you so very much for your birthday greetings to me!! It was very nice to hear from you! So I visit your blog and see that you also like dolls, bears and little things for dollhouses- how wonderful they are! so cute!
Please excuse my bad english, but I hope you understand me!!
So I am reading your posts and wish you an fine day!
With a hug, cornelia
talk about busy.......you are so much more busier than I will ever be. I love all your dolls and wished we lived closer to each other I would love to meet you in person and watch you create your beautiful people. Thanks for following my blog, and leaving such wonderful compliments. I love your blog too.
ReplyDeleteEverything is just so cute! Even the Tide detergent!
ReplyDeleteI like all! So beautiful miniatures, congratulations!
ReplyDeleteWonderful miniatures Barbara. Especially I like the scale and the box of laundry soap. Everthing is nicely and perfect for your scene. Baci :o)
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