Long Time No Update....

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OK, so it's been a while.... but you never even noticed I was missing? He He
Well it's been mega busy the last couple of weeks and mostly NOT in the doll room. Last weekend was The Queen's Diamond Jubilee (I'm English) so we had a four day weekend. I stopped with the normal building and I thought I would build a little diorama to celebrate this special time....





















 































 OK, so I might have got just a little carried away?
Next week it's back to building.... and maybe some pictures as well?

Comments

  1. Vanessa10 June 2012 at 11:46

    That was most enjoyable Suwi. There was a lot going on there.

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  2. Lisa Neault11 June 2012 at 05:05

    Hi Suwi-- that is so amazing to see! I was just looking in here at your blog last night!lol. I adored watching the Jubilee, it was hard to find it in the USA - I was very moved by the Queen's concert and the light shows and when everyone sang 'God Save the Queen', the concert luckily, was aired in the US. Here in Virginia, the county where I live is called King William County, named after William lll, who the college William & Mary is named after as well in Williamsburg- I live about 40 minutes away from there. This diorama must have taken you a while to set up! Really involved, right down to the burgers and hot dogs on the grill!

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  3. Unknown11 June 2012 at 10:49

    Hello from Spain: congratulations create this diorama devoted to the Queen of England. I like the paper with the image of the British flag. I love the baby car. The tablecloth and the dishes are ideal. A great job. Congratulations. You have in your collection the newborn. I love it. Looks like a real baby. Keep in touch.

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  4. Lucinda Lynn Lawler15 June 2012 at 18:59

    Cool!

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  5. Milena11 July 2012 at 22:48

    Wo, your dolls had a great party!

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