A reveal and a Kim K miniature Christmas give-away!

Back in May, my mother bought me this 1940s Rich Company southern colonial-style dollhouse as a special birthday present.

 It was one of two houses that came home with me that day.   

I refer to this one as my plantation house.

I think the red and green colors are perfect for Christmas.

Earlier this summer, a fellow miniaturist emailed me a copy of the original ad from the toy catalog.

During the last few months, the plantation house had been in my craft room but is now making a grand appearance on top of my china hutch.

Colorful trees and a miniature snow storm have settled around the house.

One of my favorite blow molds is keeping a watchful eye on the house.

Another Santa is on the roof waiting to deliver more presents.

Here's the big reveal during the day. 

And during the night. 

Because I think everyone should have a little miniature Christmas house of their own, I've made a Christmas room out of a cigar box for my Kim K. give-away.

One of my favorite items is the hutch filled with Christmas cookies and presents.

 Even Santa is peeking through the window.

Unlike big dollhouses, this one is easy to display and store.

In order to be entered in the giveaway, just leave a comment on this blog post.

Absolutely no strings attached!  Past winners are always encouraged.   This is a give-away for the pure joy of giving back to my blogging friends!  Entries close at 8:00pm EST Sunday, December 8.

Good luck and Merry Christmas!