Comments for Dollhouse News http://www.dollhousenews.com A Miniature Marvel Blog Site Wed, 09 May 2012 19:26:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on DIY Tip Lighting Courtesy Of Patty by Patty http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=535#comment-14 Patty Wed, 09 May 2012 19:26:11 +0000 http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=535#comment-14 Hello again Denise, Wow! I am really pleased ! I have emailed a little photo of one of my little lights so you can see what i mean. Regards my friend, Patty Hello again Denise,
Wow! I am really pleased ! I have emailed a little photo of one of my little lights so you can see what i mean.

Regards my friend,

Patty

]]> Comment on DIY Tip Lighting Courtesy Of Patty by Denise http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=535#comment-13 Denise Wed, 09 May 2012 18:10:28 +0000 http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=535#comment-13 Hi Patty, Thank you for this tip I am sure our customers will appreciate it. I have also added this to our blog site in the Dollhouse Projects section. Thank you for your kind words, e-mails and feed back It is lovely to hear from you. Hi Patty, Thank you for this tip I am sure our customers will appreciate it.
I have also added this to our blog site in the Dollhouse Projects section.
Thank you for your kind words, e-mails and feed back It is lovely to hear from you.

]]> Comment on DIY Tips: Fireplace Fender. by Denise http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=304#comment-12 Denise Wed, 09 May 2012 17:56:08 +0000 http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=304#comment-12 I have just had a thought using the same process you could make one of the old metal coal boxes. They used to be the same colour and the box had a hinged lid. To save buying hinges all you need is use a piece of material stiffened with the glue then when dried glue in place to the lid and body of the box. If i have time I will try and make one sometime soon. I have just had a thought using the same process you could make one of the old metal coal boxes. They used to be the same colour and the box had a hinged lid. To save buying hinges all you need is use a piece of material stiffened with the glue then when dried glue in place to the lid and body of the box. If i have time I will try and make one sometime soon.

]]> Comment on DIY Tips: Fireplace Fender. by Denise http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=304#comment-11 Denise Wed, 09 May 2012 17:52:13 +0000 http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=304#comment-11 Patty I really enjoyed the process of making the fender, I am sure there are lots of other miniatures that could be made using this technique. Have fun. Patty I really enjoyed the process of making the fender, I am sure there are lots of other miniatures that could be made using this technique. Have fun.

]]> Comment on DIY Tips: Fireplace Fender. by Patty http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=304#comment-10 Patty Tue, 08 May 2012 19:10:54 +0000 http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=304#comment-10 What a great idea! I shall give this one a go, in the past I have never been quite happy with my efforts with making a fender, but I know this will work for me. Thanks, Patty What a great idea! I shall give this one a go, in the past I have never been quite happy with my efforts with making a fender, but I know this will work for me.

Thanks,

Patty

]]> Comment on Links Page Problem by Denise http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=343#comment-8 Denise Mon, 22 Nov 2010 17:45:05 +0000 http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=343#comment-8 We have now rectified the missing links on our links page I am pleased to say. We have now rectified the missing links on our links page I am pleased to say.

]]> Comment on DIY Tips: How to decorate the out side of your dollhouse. by Rachel http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=42#comment-6 Rachel Sat, 16 Oct 2010 13:15:59 +0000 http://www.dollhousenews.com/?p=42#comment-6 Hello, thank you for that DIY tip. I always use sample pots.The period paints that are available are perfect for victorian or geogian projects because the paint manufactureres use a chalky base which gives the authentic opaque look. Modern paints are polymers or acrylics and are often too shiny. Regards Rachel Hello,
thank you for that DIY tip. I always use sample pots.The period paints that are available are perfect for victorian or geogian projects because the paint manufactureres use a chalky base which gives the authentic opaque look. Modern paints are polymers or acrylics and are often too shiny.

Regards

Rachel

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