It's creepy and it's kooky, mysterious and spooky......
....and it's my new dollhouse. Originally a "puzzle kit". I received it already put together from my friend Moriah. It was unfinished so I painted it inside and out and decorated it.
I'm giving you the grand tour today.....
You can click on the photos if you want to see them larger. Scroll slowly and watch for the interior....
Here is a before (kit can be purchased here)
and after
Some close ups......
Wonder who lives in it?
Ugly witches, goblins, one-eyed monsters or 3-eyed monsters or maybe just GHOSTS.....
the feisty kind of course........
Getting spookier by the minute....
Remember the movie "the Shining"?
Wonder whose skull is in the cage..... pretty creepy....
The signs are warning to keep out......
Are you sure you want to step in?
Warning, only adults accompanied by an under 10 are allowed inside......
Let's give a peek in...... see anything?
No?
OK let's hold hands and go in!!!
Ta-daaah!
ahhhhhhh......... those wacky lalaloopsy girls!!!!!!!
They sure like their privacy and know how to keep strangers away..... ;-)
Let's peek at the rooms from close
First floor, Crumbs and friends having tea and cooking
Second floor, 3 girls having a slumber party and Splatter messing up with paint as usual
Third floor Marina (my homonymous!) is having fun in the bathtub
Some more close ups and details
The hot pink mouse close to Splatter is the only non-lalaloopsy toy. It's made by my friend Karey
All chandeliers are made with beads.
Those lucite flower beads are awesome and purchased from Litha Studios
The lala-girl in the back is standing on her chair! No manners required in lala-land
I made the clock for the bedroom
So....... I know this is a pukey oversickly sweetie sugary dollhouse interior but I have wanted to make a lalaloopsy dollhouse for a long time. I don't know why I am fascinated by these little dollies! They make me smile with their pink world.
This dollhouse idea is a bit like the Hansel and Gretel witch house but reversed. Spooky outside and cute inside instead of the other way around.
The lalaloopsy girls don't like intruders in their perfect little world!
:-)
Hope you enjoyed the tour!
Are you ready for Halloween?
I'm getting there.....



























Love, Love, Love it! How Fun! :D
ReplyDeleteamazing, amazing, amazing.....i am in awe, marina....so incredible.....this surly needs to be feature somewhere..... xoxo
ReplyDeleteOMG! You completely rock :-D
ReplyDeletelove the house, so totally shocked almost fell out of my chair LOL, toooo much it is wonderful and so pink my fav!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI see the little mouse found a home
K
Soooo funny!! I got pretty scary memories when I saw the REDRUM sign ... and then THIS??? LOL!! And I agree with Janie, this HAS to be feautured somewhere!
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This is amazing!!! You master the art of the little details, the dollhous is just so beautiful. I really love the color scheme you chose.
ReplyDeleteWhere can I buy a doll house like that for painting?
...you're simply a genius! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable! But what a shock! I did not expect that LOL!
ReplyDeleteQuite a contrast to be sure!
Great Job! I had seen these put together houses now I'm definitely getting one.
Thank you all for the comments! I'm tickled that I managed to surprise you LOL
ReplyDeleteMichal, you can find this house kit here http://tinyurl.com/9zonys2
There are other kits by the same company. I also have the Fantasy villa that is very cool too. I made that 10+ years ago and it's a haunted castle too (see my flickr).
xoxo
This is so creative! I love it! I've hesitated buying one of those kits because I thought they looked so cheap, but you really made this one look fantastic! I hope you don't mind that I shared a link to your blog from my fanpage, so don't be surprised if you get a few more comments. I love the Halloween theme!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so bright and cheery and totally adorable! I love it! xo Jennifer
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