Miniature fireplace tutorial

In this tutorial, I'll guide you through the process of crafting a 1:24 scale paper fireplace for a Christmas diorama, using a printable template available o...

A great way to give your dollhouse charm is by making your own fireplace mantel. It's very easy to do. And you can make it any size you want. You will need one thin wood veneer. I have 1/16 x 4 x 24" bass from Hobby Lobby. For your tools you will need a glue gun, ruler, pencil, white glue, sand paper. And a sharp utility knife. This one has a snap off blade so you always have a sharp edge. I bought it at Home Depot. The first piece to cut out is the back of the mantel. Mine is 4 1/4" tall x…

I've been preparing the fireplaces and the second floor staircase today. Second Floor Staircase The second floor staircase is very easy to do and I finished it in the same way I did the first floor staircase. Because this second floor staircase does not have any sides, you can finish your staircase in its entirety after assembly, even if you are using two tones, like me. Fireplaces I wanted the fireplaces, in this dollhouse, to look like they are made of ornate plaster. I first assembled…

After unsuccessfully searching online for a fireplace for the living room, I decided to make my own. I came across this blog by Eliz...

Michael Robbins on Instagram: "Part 2 of me making a magical miniature scene in 1:12th scale ☺️ now that the decorating is done and the furniture is in, it’s time to sculpt and make all the little details to dress the room with …. Coming in part 3! ☺️ #mini #miniature #miniatures #dollhouse #dollshouseminiatures #art #processart #process #studio #fireplace #dollshouse #tinyart #shadowbox #booknook #vignette #handmade #rustickitchen #witchy"

Now Barbie, Tammy, and their 1/6 scale friends can stay warm by the fire. Wood frame, mat board front, egg carton bricks/stones, real grout, votive candle fire covered in sticks/hot glue. Tutorial starts here: www.flickr.com/photos/foxybelle/24217748507/in/album-7215... Handmade by me. A also made the birch bark pillar candles. Candle tutorial: www.flickr.com/photos/foxybelle/24107773107/in/dateposted/ I'm so thrilled to have finished this in time for Christmas. I've been sitting on this…

A great way to give your dollhouse charm is by making your own fireplace mantel. It's very easy to do. And you can make it any size you want. You will need one thin wood veneer. I have 1/16 x 4 x 24" bass from Hobby Lobby. For your tools you will need a glue gun, ruler, pencil, white glue, sand paper. And a sharp utility knife. This one has a snap off blade so you always have a sharp edge. I bought it at Home Depot. The first piece to cut out is the back of the mantel. Mine is 4 1/4" tall x…

After unsuccessfully searching online for a fireplace for the living room, I decided to make my own. I came across this blog by Eliz...

In my last post I promised to show you how I made the different elements of my dining room roombox. One week later than promised (I blame t...