Christmas has come to the keystone dollhouse! And my miniature Christmas give-away winner!

Thank you for letting me share my collection of dollhouses with you all. I'm glad you don't grow tired of them.  My mother asked if I was going to show the interior of my Rich toy company plantation style house. A secret. The inside is full of furniture but I didn't decorate it for Christmas. 

 I did however, decorate the interior of my Keystone dollhouse.  This dollhouse is my craft room window.

 It's Christmas morning and Santa has left all kinds of gifts.

Little girl is so excited that she's running towards her new doll and baby carriage.

The dining room table includes a gingerbread house and a fresh baked platter of Christmas cookies.

Michaels is selling the miniature gingerbread house and cookies (in case you're interested).

A tiny nativity scene is displayed on top of the red piano.

 And now onto the winner of my Kim K. miniature give-away.

Emma drew Holly from Cutie Pie Cottage as my Kim K. Christmas house winner.  

Holly, send me your postal address and I'll get your Christmas house in the mail right away.

Merry Christmas, everyone.  Have a wonderful week!

Patriotic decor for the dollhouses...

With Memorial weekend approaching, I decided to pull out my patriotic crafting supplies to decorate the dollhouses.

 The mini bunting is made from crepe paper that I folded and pinned into place.  

The crepe paper was available at the Dollar Tree last year.  I haven't looked lately, but I'm guessing they have lots of patriotic supplies again.
 
The red, white and blue bottle brush trees were purchased many years ago while on vacation.

The keystone dollhouse is decked out with all kinds of miniature flags.

The mini picket fence certainly has had lots of seasonal makeovers this year.

Happy playing!  

Happy soon-to-be Memorial weekend!
  

An Easter parade...

We woke up to more fresh snow this morning,  but my craft room has been enjoying a mini spring-filled Easter parade.  

Lots of Easter bunnies are all lined up on my window ledge.

My childhood Bunnykins dishes mixed with a few Gurley candles.

Upstairs in my dining room, the keystone dollhouse is also having their own spring Easter parade.

Momma chick has been busy decorating a special Easter wagon.

Her busy chicks are tucked inside.

The flowers that I used on the Easter wagon are currently available in the $1 bins at Target.  I just dusted them with some white glue and a bit of glitter.

 The wagon is half of a large plastic Easter egg.  It's trimmed with crepe paper ruffles.  Buttons were added for wheels.  It was inspired by my friend Viv and her darling Easter parade.

A pair of sweet birds purchased from dear Elizabeth (Creative Breathing) are also enjoying the parade.

Aren't they glorious in their festive party hats?

Easter hugs from our little house to your own!

XOXO