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13 hours ago
What fantastic information! Was very helpful and interesting
4 days ago  
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After finishing my popsicle stick dollhouse bed frame, I wanted to make simple bedding to match it. I didn’t use a sewing machine for this project. Instead, I used thin fabric, hemming tape, an iron, aluminum foil, and paper towels to create a miniature blanket that looks soft and realistic in a dol...
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6 days ago
Hi Kirsten! Short answer: “10 lb paper” is extremely thin and not commonly sold anymore under that name, which is why you couldn’t find it. For miniature books, just look for: Onion skin paper Tracing paper Or paper around 40–60 gsm That will give you the same thin-page effect and is much easier ...
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6 days ago
I took an animation class once, and the instructor talked about how hard it was to find the 10 pound paper he wanted. Of course, I think of that when thinking about making mini books. Any idea where to find that? Doing a web search gave me no results.
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6 days ago
Thank you for sharing thus information. I haven't been sure what works best. I appreciate your creativity and time.
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6 days ago
Hi Lola, Thank you so much — your message truly made my day! I’m thrilled you’re enjoying the posts and freebies, and I really appreciate you picking up the aged paper. It’s perfect for letters and journals, just like you said! You could also use it for vintage spell books, travel logs, or old rec...
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6 days ago
Hi Lizzy, I want to thank you for your posts and freebies. I look forward to reading and watching what you attach. I bought some of the aged paper from your link. What kind of books do you think that is most appropriate for? Letters and journals, perhaps? Thanks Again! Your mini friend from Los A...
6 days ago  
6 days ago
If you have the brand of that old printer, I could look it up for you!
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6 days ago
Hi Laurinda! I use my Laserjet HP collor printer, but I don't think you need an as expensive printer for your own needs. I print a lot these days,to show customers from my Etsy store how my prints turn out, but for your own use, you can probably get a more affordable one 🙂 It uses its own specific...
6 days ago  
6 days ago
Hi Lizzy, I was wondering what kind of printer do you use? Not necessarily the brand, just the (ink?) type. I'm old, & I bought my last printer in '07; I don't know what's good anymore 😄
7 days ago  
7 days ago
Whether you're just starting out or already deep into the miniature world, a good blueprint can make your next dollhouse project a lot smoother. But where do you actually find miniature house blueprints? In this post, I’ve listed both free and paid sources, including printable PDFs, blog tutori...