Today I would like to show you how I make dollhouse miniature braided rug. You will need: 1. A piece of clear glass 12" x 12". 2. Masking Tape 3. Double-sided tape 4. Plastic thread clippers 4. Fusible One-side Stabilizer 4. DMC floss 5. Tacky glue 6. Scissors 7. Iron All materials can be purchased at any craft stores like Michaels, Jo-Anne, Hobby-Lobby, Ben Franklin, etc... After you prepared all necessary items,: 1. Take a piece of clear glass 12" x 12". You can have any size of glass…

A 1:12 scale braided rug If you can plait your hair and have ten minutes to spare, then you can make a braided rug for your dollshouse. ...

A 1:12 scale braided rug If you can plait your hair and have ten minutes to spare, then you can make a braided rug for your dollshouse. That's how quick and easy it is! You will need: embroidery cotton tacky glue piece of felt scissors waxed paper something heavy e.g. a tin of baked beans! I used an embroidery cotton that had variegated shades of blue in it. It sits in the bathroom of my Edwardian dolls house, beside the bath. You can choose a piece of felt for the rug's backing in a colour…

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I've finished the rugs for the fairy dollhouse & thought a tutorial was in order. It was difficult to hold onto the tiny braids and ta...

My Crochet Dollhouse Part One is part of a seven-page, fun crochet playbook themed as a dollhouse. Each page is uniquely themed to a room.

New to Petit point and unsure if you will like doing it? Try one of our free patterns! Below you will find some free Petit point patterns for your enjoyment. These are offered for your personal...

There are many ways you can make dollhouse rugs. This tutorial shows you how to print out your own designs for custom dollhouse flooring.

This tutorial introduces a stunning and practical crochet rug that is versatile enough to enhance various areas, including the bathroom, kitchen, and

A rag rug in 1:12 scale You know those old-fashioned rugs, where housewives cut up strips of worn materials and hooked them through a sacking or hessian backing to make rag rugs. It was a way of getting a bit more use out of an old dress or shirt or curtain. Recycling before it became trendy. You can make those rag rugs too for your dolls house. They are perfect for a cottage or the service areas or children's rooms of a Victorian or Edwardian house. But you won't be using materials. You'll…