I have been interested in dollhouses and miniatures since the age of 5. I love to build, decorate, renovate and create. Here is a look into my world of miniatures. I hope you will come back again to see pictures of my grandest creations. I'm trying hard to get some put up for you! I've opened up my own web store now called Robyn's Custom Creations. Currently you will find candy wrappers, candles, and Jazzy Tags. I hope to add some miniatures there soon.
Current Projects
My Lundby dollhouse from 1971- I played hard with this one and it's still in one piece. I am trying to restore it back to it's original shape. Lundby dollhouses are not in traditional dollhouse scale so it's a challenge to find/create non-Lundby items that will work. It's in 3/4" - 1' scale. These are the most wonderful and durable dollhouses.
Look down this page to find links to places where you can buy or see Lundby stuff!
The Beacon Hill- This
belongs to a friend, I am just doing the construction, decorating, wiring
and finishing. I am still working on this one. My goal is to move this one out
by May. (NOTE- This is a VERY involved kit. Geez!!)
The Buttercup Cottage- This one actually belongs to me. I just can't seem to find time to finish it, but isn't that always the way? I know NO other miniature fanatics have <GASP> unfinished projects sitting around.
Coming soon to be finished by December
2003...the Real Good Toys' barn for my oldest daughter.
Next project after the barn... a house for my daughter's 5th birthday. Right now I can't get her past the barn to make a decision on a house. *grin*
Finished projects
The Pierce- This was already
built when I took it over. I finished it with paint, wallpaper, flooring,
electricity, etc. and finally delivered it. YAY! August 1998
Scratch Built house- I wired a scratch built
house (37 lights). August 1998.
The Thornhill- (by Houseworks
and Real Good Toys) If you have much knowledge of dollhouses you
know that this one was a BIG one! Due to the pregnancy of my first child
this house was much delayed in it's delivery. I finally finished it, September
1999, with a total of about 20 hours dedicated towards the construction
and wiring.
Mount Vernon- I built this house from a 20 year old kit. It was completed
in December '96.
***NOTE - Lundby is back in production and accessories can now be purchased through some of the following sources:
Sites that carry Lundby items you can buy. http://www.addictedtodolls.com/page/page/396986.htm http://www.ebay.com http://www.lundby.com http://renwal.safeshopper.com/27/cat27.htm?15 http://www.nancysdollhouses.com/prodtoc.htm Sites that have Lundby dollhouses to view, not to buy.
http://members.home.nl/wilhelmiens/lundby.htm http://www.carolinemockett.com/cameron/lundby/ http://members.tripod.com/~myownminiatures/index-9.html Restoration Supplies
http://www.countrystoreminiatures.com/ According to Mark, "These people were very helpful. They had the clapboard paper in a nearly exact match and the brick in a near match."
If you know of any other sites that carry Lundby, please let me know.
Attempts at Miniature Doll-making
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mini enthusiasts have
crossed my path.
OR you could visit my web store
Robyn's Custom Creations
If you have comments or suggestions, email
me at rcrochet@HiWAAY.net
Date this page was last edited -
07/16/2003