As you'll have seen in my last post, Max and Juno gained a new favourite room this month.
Showing posts with label doll room. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doll room. Show all posts
Monday, 1 March 2021
Wednesday, 8 April 2020
1/6th scale Kitchen Tutorial
A kitchen for Max and Juno has been top of my list for years, but making such a diorama was going to be tricky thanks to all the appliances and accessories. Luckily you know how much I love a challenge, so I took it on with gusto...
This is going to be a loooooong post with lots of photos so consider yourself warned!
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Max and Juno's new kitchen!
I've been wanting to make Max and Juno a kitchen diorama for years, and finally got started on it last year, then had a total breakdown of motivation and gave up on it until a few weeks ago when the inspiration hit once again and I was able to finish it.
A post listing how I made the majority of it will be going up immediately after this one, so check that out if you want to know how I put the main parts together. :)
Anyway, without further ado, I'll let the girls show off their latest room...
Monday, 4 September 2017
Deja Brew! (WIP)
One of the 1/6th scale projects I've been working on for months is a coffee shop. While Max and Juno's kitchen and bedroom are priorities, I felt I needed somewhere they could socialise with the rest of the cast. A coffee shop seemed like the logical solution, though perhaps not, as I don't drink tea or coffee so I'm very unfamiliar with what's actually available! π
I couldn't resist a good pun for the name though. :P
It's still very much a WIP at the moment but I thought I'd share what I have so far anyway!
Thursday, 4 May 2017
An interlude...
I've got lots to post about in the next week or so (some scenic scenery and a sneaky behind the scenes look at the newly relaunched Magpie Model Horses!) but I haven't uploaded all my photos yet so you'll just have to put up with this instead; another brief look into the daily goings on at Max and Juno's place...
I made one of those fancy reclaimed wire spool tables that's all over Pinterest from a cardboard tube, some scrap balsa wood and more of the wood effect wallpaper. The delightfully carved wooden zebra by the stove was a lucky charity shop find by my dad - I've trained him well, he now actively searches for horse shaped objects for me!
As I knew the real flowers I'd used for my Easter photo session wouldn't last, I rummaged through my bag of plastic planty bits and dug out a couple of tiny terracotta plant pots I'd bought at a recent craft fair. The soil is just a chunk of blue foam to pad it out, then covered in a liberal dollop of PVA glue and dried coffee and tea grounds.
The anglepoise lamp on the desk was a £4 bargain from Flying Tiger Copenhagen, and is completely poseable as well as fully operational, which comes in very handy when Juno feels the urge to draw late at night...
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Sunday, 16 April 2017
Easter with Max and Juno
'We've got one each, right?'
'I hope so, I can't see this one lasting long between the pair of us...'
'...I might order some more up later, you know, for...emergencies'
Bonus picture - this is what lives on the mantelpiece outside of holidays. :P
DIY Desks and Tableware!
Whilst binge watching Critical Role again last night, it hit me that I still hadn't got round to making Max and Juno a desk or table for their living room. (I still need to remake the sofa, but it'll do for now.)
I wasn't in the mood for any proper woodworking, so I had a rummage and a quick browse of Pinterest for inspiration and hit on the perfect combo. I've been trying to go for a sort of industrial/shabby chic look with the furnishings, and I really liked the look of old reclaimed metal and wood for furniture.
I'd bought this novelty connecting 'pipe' drinking straw set years ago as I thought it had potential, and well, I was right!
Sunday, 15 January 2017
Christmas with Max and Juno - Part 2
Belated Part 2 is belated, apologies! I've been avoiding the computer as the room it's in is freezing and I've literally only this week managed to get a new computer chair which is actually comfortable!
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Last time we saw Max and Juno they were readying the living room for Christmas...
Friday, 16 December 2016
Living Room set
I've been on a real 1/6th scale kick recently and my poor ponies have been abandoned for the time being in favour of my dolls. I'll get back to them soon I promise, but for now the girls have taken over!
As seen in my last post about them, Max and Juno now have a sofa, but it was hardly a living room! After perusing Pinterest for inspiration I decided to make them a fireplace to go with it, and an assortment of walls and flooring options. It would probably have been sensible to make the walls and floor first, then the fireplace but when have I ever gone for the sensible option?
I hunted around for a suitably sized box and eventually found one in the form of packaging for some bath products. It was just the right height and depth, and despite the sides being relatively thin, it was made from very sturdy card. I found some tileable brick patterns online and printed out a few pages for the back and side which were affixed with double-sided tape.
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