Let the processing begin!

Currently my kitchen stove has a black ceramic top and white edges.

It won't look like that after I begin the mohair dying!

Ahhh...let the mess begin!

(I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend!)

XXOO

The Dolly House ready for play!

The bay section and the center of the Dolly House is where the majority of the girls live.

The boys occupy the back part of the house, and the mini's reside mostly on the dresser tops throughout the house.

Antique dolls and Ping Lau paper dolls in frames in the upper loft above the porch. 

Beautiful white  metal crib my friend, Sharon gave me for my birthday and a cherry crib that was my oldest granddaughter's crib.

Changing area with blankets and mini clothing on the shelves.

Bird's eye view of the back of the building, the boys area.

Up in the big loft.  Far in the back is a covered clothing rack that holds the Christmas clothing:

 The "Cowboy" and baseball theme areas:

An original Matthew by Laura Tuzio Ross and my reborn version of Matthew.

 Two of the outfits below were my son's when he was a baby.  He is now 32!

Mini babies are everywhere!  I love them so!

Big babies in the cherry crib:

 Kellie Beckett mini's:

Big babies in the oak cradle:

Big babies in the white metal crib:

There are treasures and little ones everywhere!

Many details throughout the house: 

I changed some of the drawer pulls on some of the dressers:

My daughter's vintage dress.  She is now 34.

I found delightful net hangars!  

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!  

Last year at this time, the Dolly House looked like this. 

We were housing our daughter's family in there for the weekend:

It's come a long way baby!

And now I am spending my evenings changing everyone for Christmas and winter!  

Enjoy your family tomorrow 

XXOO