Author: Charles

barley bearded man,He wears a suit of golden tan.Although he has homes east and westHe loves the prairie best. Assemble a doll-sized mini book: True, is the depiction of barley and verse. Visitors can collect all of the botanical illustrations and verses from the Children of Mother Earth to print and create a little book of poetry for their dolls. Simply drag each png file. In the Word document, print, cut out all the pictures to the same size and staple the pages together at the left edge. Squeeze some white school glue along the pointed edge of the pages […]

This child-sized wooden toolbox set came from The Home Depot. I found it loose and unassembled at resale and thought it was a more appropriate size for an 18 inch doll. Of course, I always think like this because I write for this blog! Above, you can see all of the pieces from the collection and how easy it was to put them together. I used white school glue to hold it together at first, then hammered some small nails into each corner to make the whole craft more sturdy. I imagine this toolbox could be easy to reproduce with […]

One of the most popular types of butter churn historically is the plunger, which is a bowl, usually made from wood, in which the butter-making procedure is created by moving a stick inserted at the top in a vertical motion. The staff used in the churn is known as a churn, plunger staff, staff, churning stick, plunger, fatter or kirn staff. In the first Little House book, The little house in the big forest, we read about how Laura and Mary helped Ma make homemade butter inside a churner. Here, I’ve included a wooden buttercream craft for Pioneer dolls to […]

a Washboard It is a tool designed for hand washing clothes. A traditional washboard is usually constructed with a rectangular wooden frame in which it is mounted on a series of ridges or corrugations for the clothes on which it is being rubbed. For 19th-century washboards, the ridges were often of wood; By the 20th century, metal mounds were more common. A “fluted” metal washboard was patented in the United States by Stephen Rust in 1833. Zinc washboards have been manufactured in the United States since the mid-19th century. In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, it was bumps […]

This mini kerosene lamp is only 3 1/2 tall!For it to work, I’ll need a fillThe green half of the bottle with a wick andoil. The white glass top matches the flame. a Kerosene lamp is kind of light device that is used Kerosene K fuel. Kerosene lamps wick or cloak as a source of light, protected by a glass chimney or globe; The lamps can be used on a table, or they can be held by hand lanterns Can be used for portable lighting. Likes oil lampsthey are useful for lighting without electricity, such as in areas without electricity […]

The ultimate vanity chair. Generally, there are no arms attached to dressing chairs or stools, and they should be carefully placed under or near the dressing table when not in use. The project here to make a vanity chair is a very old one. Toy manufacturers now often suggest tabletops printed on the walls of dollhouses. Buy when they are produced for a doll to sit on, the dressing table and chair are usually made of plastic. I made a dresser here for our family’s dollhouse using recycled materials – discarded cardboard and an outdated velveteen blouse. I prefer the […]

There has always been a discussion among people about getting old things back versus leaving them as they are and to be honest I often fall on the side of the fence where people choose to leave old things alone. When I originally bought the JUNO 5 head, I had no intention of changing its color. However, after discovering that the original paint may actually be lead based, I changed my mind and decided to remove all traces of the previous application. Above is how I took care of the doll’s head for the first time after I first bought […]

Below are dining room side chairs and rocking chair measurements by Klenke, as well as tasseled side chair measurements. To make the overstuffed sofa, use the same side pattern as the matching chair. Then glue and nail seat and cut backing on sides making theses 6 3/4 inches long with 3 evenly matched cushions.

Above a vintage Hallmark Little Bo-Peep card. Description of Bo-Peep Mini Paper Doll Card: Braided hair, yellow hair bands, staff, pink feather, big blue floppy hat The story of Little Bo Peep “This is the story of Little Bo Peep, who one summer day lost a little white sheep. But somehow she knew that wherever she roamed, at night her little white sheep would come home. It was late, the little white sheep was wandering through the gate, and it’s more The dementia you’ve ever seen!(They knew they were as BA-AAD as can be!) She said, “I forgive you for […]

Color this little paper doll dressed as the “May Queen” of her village. She also carries a basket and wears a pink flower in her hair! A vintage paper doll for Labor Day, restored by Cathy Grimm for students. not for sale.