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Dollieh Living Spaces

Postby Pandor » Mon Apr 05, 2010 9:49 am

Valli's thread showcasing her awesome dollieh sets has got me wanting to see more people's set-ups and dollhouses and pseudo-dollhouses and bookshelves and what not. C:

So post 'em! :lol:

I'll share mine in a bit, arrival of actual doll HOUSE has put area in disarray, so need to tidy up first... :O
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Re: Dollieh Living Spaces

Postby DollyKim » Mon Apr 05, 2010 10:25 am

Note to self, take new pictures of the dollhouse. Second note to self, have the dolls tidy up first.

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Re: Dollieh Living Spaces

Postby Ms. Geek » Mon Apr 05, 2010 10:44 am

Dang, Kim...just checked out your typepad blog and I just LOVE your Who and Zep clones. Very, very cool. Oh yeah: the secret about John Paul Jones is that he always looks like he's stoned. Which is quite likely to be the actual case.
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Re: Dollieh Living Spaces

Postby DollyKim » Mon Apr 05, 2010 1:24 pm

Thanks, I doubt anyone who made Hurdy Gurdy Man the song it is today could be completely sober. I'm thinking of doing old men Zeppelin somewhere down the line. It's a long way to go for a photo story where someone is doing a scavenger hunt and needs a human foot but it will be worth it. :P I'm hoping to get to a place where I can make ones to sell. I tackle the Bee Gees and Beatles next and actually plan to fidge and reuse a few of the older heads.

If anyone has an idea for turning one of the floors of my house in to a sushi bar, using the Bratz bar, or a Mod hang out with the other Bratz thing or any other neat ideas let me know. I'm a bit tapped on how to redecorate the dollhouse but I feel it needs it. The walls are masonry board so I guess I could paint or paper them a bit. I have the roof space too. Just really need some neat environs to show my kids off.
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Re: Dollieh Living Spaces

Postby Iwa_Hoshi » Mon Apr 05, 2010 4:19 pm

Dollykim. your dollhouse has a very lived-in feel. Love the bar counter
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Re: Dollieh Living Spaces

Postby JanetT » Mon Apr 05, 2010 8:58 pm

Well, I have one "stage" (at least for the 1/6 scale crowd, though I've made 'partial' stages for some shots) -- that keeps getting re-dressed and re-used as story needs require.

Directions for making foam-core board room box -- this is the basic plan I used, though I made my stage a little deeper (and used an extra piece of foamcore board to do that). I also have pieces I slide in to raise the floor so the window appears lower (I use stacked DVDs in cases to hold the floor up... we're very high-tech around here!)

It was a group project; as you can see:
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Early construction phase...

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The first "story" was Lady in Alabaster, so this is the construction of the artist studio that was the setting for the first two acts of the story...

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Getting the window ready to be put up (it's clear plastic, in a wood frame, with the diamond pattern drawn in with sharpie markers. The plastic came from a Barbie outfit packaging.)

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The stage as it appeared for Lady in Alabaster. The plastic in the window actually was sometimes a problem, since I was using flash -- I had to angle my shots to avoid glare (not always successfully...).

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The same stage 'redressed' with green-screen windows (really a different backboard) added. The green screen is flat paper (the pane pattern is printed on the green paper backing), which makes it a lot easier to shoot and then substitute in whatever outside scenery I want to show.

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Another variation.... Same green-screen windows, but with image showing where the green was.

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Tchat's room, another variation. It's all a matter of wall hangings (fabric) and different layouts, furnishings and props to create different places in the same basic set.

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Ayame's room, another variation.

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Backstage dressing room (movable walls re-arranged with new set pieces)

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Akio's apartment.
This space for rent.....
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Re: Dollieh Living Spaces

Postby leopardessmoon » Tue Apr 06, 2010 8:36 pm

well......mine is just some shelves....I need to work on it...alot
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Re: Dollieh Living Spaces

Postby ivory stardust » Wed Apr 14, 2010 11:51 am

Where are y'all getting all those cute little dressers and furniture?
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Re: Dollieh Living Spaces

Postby DollyKim » Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:15 pm

Which one of us? Mine is mostly 'Sweet Home' from discount stores but it's several years old.
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Re: Dollieh Living Spaces

Postby ivory stardust » Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:29 pm

Any and all of you. ^_^ My hubby said he will build me a house for my little peeps as soon as I clear out the space for one, so I am needing to plan furnishings for them.
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