Flooring

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Not had a lot of time for the doll room this week what with it being the last week at school for Amy and me having a stomach bug! Better now. I did start sorting out the flooring
But first the mess I've made in the rest of the room....

 Some dolls waiting to find out what life will bring their way?










 And now how the new homes are looking















































































 









So that's it for now!

Comments

  1. Vanessa20 July 2012 at 12:48

    Goodness! Seems like you have at least another year of work ahead of you. Just when I thought you were almost finished.

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    1. Suwi20 July 2012 at 13:35

      It's taken 18 months so far so another year (ish) sounds about right!

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  2. Anonymous20 July 2012 at 16:27

    Looks like so much chaotic fun!!! LOVE the school uniforms on the girls!

    Love, Dawn

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  3. Unknown23 July 2012 at 09:49

    Hello from Spain: wow wow wow! I love all your furniture collection. I also like your collection of dolls and accessories. I would love to do each of the rooms ... Keep in touch.

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  4. Lisa Neault22 August 2012 at 04:04

    Susannah, I love looking at your blog. It inspires me so much to build and create the stories for the dolls. I do not have the collection you do, I don't know how you do it and not feel overwhelmed! (I find that happens to me alot, especially with the limited room in my doll room. lol.) I like how you put the papers, tiling, flooring, furniture and dolls together to get a 'feel' for what you wish their apartment or houses will be like, very cool!

    I hope things have gotten slower for you to have doll time and you're feeling better! School is beginning to ramp up here in the states, as the kids are going back, and it is always hectic.
    Cheers- Lisa

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