Finally!
Woo Hoo! I am euphoric! I bought a new laptop, and it only took me 4 weeks to find and remember the log-in for The Bradford House Blog. Yay me!!! It only took me 2 weeks to download the camera apps and figure them out, lol. I still can't crop...
Here are some photo updates:
Patty has been my support through this process, helping to identify, donating items, and linking me to others. Thank you Patty, you have made it much more do-able...and fun!
Here are some photo updates:
Night Nursery: I took this photo a while ago, I now have the exact wardrobe in there. The cradle is good enough for now (I did the gold paint), but I really need a baby walker instead of a play pen.
I didn't seem to take a better photo of the library- and the ceiling light pieces are sitting here ready to be glued together.
Here's a shot of the house from standing back a little-
Yes, I did put orange lights around it. What can I say? I got distracted by Halloween.
My friend Patty sent me some perfect (or exact) accessories:
A ship in a bottle
The doll chair in Alice's room
A Strombecker table for the Day Nursery
The double boiler for the kitchen
Lots to do still, not the least of which is to figure out how to get a border of pansies up in the Guest Bedroom. The shades are up in this room, but the drapes and trim are still to come. I have the cards Grandmother is playing solitaire with, but I fear if I put them out they will get blown around. I may actually glue them together so they go down on the table in bigger pieces.
Picture and maps are hung in Mr. Doll's study, but he still needs a globe and a new suit. I just got the Dolly Dear (or Grandmother Stover's) Diploma, and couldn't resist putting it up on top of the bookcase.
So! I am happy to have been able to add to the blog, and hope you enjoy seeing the project development.
It keeps getting better and better. I love seeing your progress.
ReplyDeleteWell, the progress wouldn't be as good if it wasn't for you!
DeleteAh! I wondered what had happened. I missed your posts. What a wonderful and thoughtful friend Patty is. You have some real treasures there! It's fun to see the progress.
ReplyDeleteI'll try and do more frequent updates, but, lol, I am no photographer!
DeleteYay, you slayed the technology beast! I'm glad to see your progress.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Carrie- I am very proud of myself!
DeleteYou can't keep a good miniaturist down - even while learning a new device! I love the step back view of the whole house - really gives you an idea of how large it is and just how far along you are! Great work, and mini friendships are the best!
ReplyDeleteIn my next post I will include the same angle but from the other side. But, lol, the top floor is way over my head!
DeleteOh Wow! This is great Beth. I love that you've found blue dressers for the Kitchen now or did you make them?
ReplyDeleteThey were on eBay together, with replaced photocopied gingham as the backing. So I painted them, and added the nails for hanging. I think they are perfect!
DeleteYou're right, they are perfect:) Looking forward to lots more photos x
DeleteFor the cards maybe use the white museum tacky stuff. It comes right off, weights things a bit, and can be used in tiny pieces. Won't ruin the cards. But your preference is what will be best of course.
ReplyDeleteHello, Dolly Girl- For whatever reason, I found your comments in the 'pending approval' section, even though I keyed in that no comments need moderation. Who knows?? You are right, I will use the wax, and probably smear it with my finger so there is no dimension to the cards. No doubt that will do the trick.
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