Doll House Miniatures

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I purchased all of the Rosebud rooms to go with a Ryans Room Dollhouse for my 3 year old. I was attracted to these rooms over the other lines of wood furniture (Ryans Room, Plan Toys) because of the soft colors and lots of little details such as towels for the bathroom, tea set for the kitchen, computer for the desk. When the toys arrived two of the rooms had so many broken pieces that I had to return them (back to this later). The rest were either in good condition or easily repaired so we kept them. I immediately put most of the smaller more breakable pieces (dishes, children's toys, etc) aside for later. My daughter loves playing with her dolls in the different rooms but within two weeks three pieces have broken! My daughter is three and not the gentlest kid in the world, however the doll house is in a carpeted room and she has really tried to take good care of her new toys. I would return everything except that she really enjoys playing with her new doll furniture. So, I will continue to repair. Now, back to the returned pieces. I was assured by the Amazon agent with whom I spoke to arrange the return of the rooms that arrived in broken condition that there were more of the same rooms available to replace the ones I was returning. I explained to her that I was not interested in keeping any of the rooms if this was not the case because all of the rooms coordinate and are part of the "Rosebud" line. So... imagine my dismay when I looked to buy them and saw that the items were unavailable! Pros: very cute and feminine lots of sweet details hours of fun play Con: poorly constructed My daughter is thrilled but I am disappointed.

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This book by miniature artist Patricia King is the only book you need to create incredible miniature bathrooms. Instructions show how to create fixtures and accessories from easy to find everyday items. A great addition to a dollhouse collectors library.

Patricia King's latest masterpiece. Easy ways of making several types of gorgeous Victorian water closets using cheap findings and throwaway items. Great exploded views of construction techniques, beautiful color photos and very entertaining text.