Micro dollhouse

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A 1/144 dollhouse is so tiny that it fits on the palm of your hand. Let's explore the "dollhouse for a dollhouse" and how to make your own.

Carinne on Instagram: "I love my traditional dollhouses…but I have become quite addicted to micro scale houses too. There is something magical about them. Maybe it’s because they are slightly hidden…tucked away…. Plus…they’re so pretty!!😊. Which one is your favorite? And..see if you can find all the tiny micro micro houses hidden inside #dollhouse #microscale #micro #teeny #moderndollhouse"

Gone the other way around, and making furniture before the build of a micro dollhouse “house/room box”. Trying to perfect techniques, but it’s a crazy...

I finished this 1:144 scale bathroom last week, it kinda has a retro feel to it. I chose not to finish (paint, stain, etc) the outside of the box, I think it looks great just the way it is. Or course as I do with every project, I made a few mistakes, the biggest 1 was attaching the ceiling and forgetting to put the clear front on, so it's not exactly and 'permanent' as I would have liked it Live and learn and start another project to mess something up on :) The fun really never ends!

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{Update - This dollhouse kit is no longer in production but may still be available on online auction sites.} Micro dollhouses are built to a scale of 1/144 inch, making them small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. Often called a "dollhouse for your dollhouse," they are also popular in railroad displays. These dollhouses can be made from solid resin, but there are many kits available that allow for a more detailed and personalized finish. These kits are crafted from thin, laser-cut wood…

Diy Kit - Temu

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