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PostPosted: Wed Apr 19, 2017 6:22 am 
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This project turned out just wonderful Lynn. The tree detail adds so much to the whole scene.


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greetings to all...

finished...well, almost...i have much bigger plans for this project...but those will have to wait for a while...it seems making "dolly houses" and "flatties" has taken over for the last several months...

the stockings are barbie doll socks, the vintage look wall covering is scrap booking paper...the floor is corrugated cardboard...that's a craft store bucket is filled with twigs...i've had the wooden rocker for years...still looking for the right tree and a few decorative accessories...

my very best regards...

howard...


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Awww, that is so cute Howard! Looks so cozy... I want to come by and get warmed up by that fire now! :lol:

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It sure does look cozy. I really like the wall paper background and the firewood bucket.


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Jeepers! Since I am pretty new here, I'd never seen any of these before. The mini houses are so sweet. And the level of detail is astounding, but I'm learning not to expect anything but the best from folks here. :o)


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