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Baby Dragon's Horde

February 10th, 2014

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For Christmas, my husband ordered me an Aileen Doll Rot baby dragon. While waiting for her to arrive, I decide to create a little room for her. I filled it with everything she holds dear because, even though she's a baby dragon, she has accumulated a rather respectable dragon's horde (not of gold or jewels, but of cookies, sweeties, stuffies and books).

I finished putting everything together this past Saturday and the very next day I received a notice that she has shipped. Yay! She must have sensed that I finished her room so she decided she was finally ready to come home. She should arrive sometime this week.

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P.S. While putting together her room, I decide to name my incoming dragon "Berry" since I ended up using so many pieces of my Strawberry Re-ment sets.

P.P.S. I made the "wooden" floor myself. It's actually made out of cardboard and acrylic paint. I'm pretty proud of it. 🙂

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5 Responses to “Baby Dragon's Horde”

  1. Mom says:
    February 10th, 2014 at 2:39 pm

    Oh what a fantastic room for Berry:) I do love the "hard wood" floor. You did such a nice job. She will be so comfy with her own fluffy rug, teddy, pillows, picnic basket, TV:) and shelf of goodies. Where did you get thethrow pillow?? Most of all where did you get The Hobbit, and Where the Wild Things Are books. Right up her alley. Nice job can't wait to see her.

  2. AtomicSpaceKitty says:
    February 11th, 2014 at 10:27 am

    Thanks, Mom! :XO: I got the pillows, heart, flag bunting and "fur" rug from Paper Doll Productions.

    The miniature 1:6 scale books are from Little Things of Interest. She has Charlotte's Web, Raggedy Ann and Alice in Wonderland books I want to get someday too. I think she also makes books in 1:3 scale (that would be for the size of my bigger dolls, I think).

  3. Alasse Carnesir says:
    February 11th, 2014 at 1:07 pm

    I am still loving how those floors turned out. I was really surprised when you said you made them out of cardboard. That's amazing. Did you stain the cardboard and draw the floor lines? I bought some lightweight wood to do a similar thing to but just haven't got around to it yet.

    I can see quite a few things that I missed when I first looked at your photos on flickr. So many little books. Did you say they had words in them? That's pretty detailed if that's the case. Most small books come blank inside.

    Does the glass have "liquid" in it, or pretend liquid I should say. I didn't notice that before. That's quite neat.

  4. AtomicSpaceKitty says:
    February 11th, 2014 at 2:40 pm

    Thank you! I used this tutorial as a starting point for my "wooden" floor. I did a few things differently though: I used craft glue instead of hot glue; I made each board the same width; I also ended up using a different painting technique for the "wood" boards. After painting the slats black and letting that part dry, I painted one board and then, before it had a chance to dry, I wiped off the paint (going in the same direction each time) with a wadded up paper towel. Repeat application for each board. Anyway, that's what gives it the look of having wood grain. It's super easy and I got a way better result than when I tried the painting technique in the tutorial.

    Yeah, the glass has strawberry milk in it. I love how Re-ment adds "liquid" to many of their cups and mugs. It's removable too, so you don't always have to use it.

    Those books are so cute! One of my favorite things are the reproduction of the art and text on the inside. It's only about 22 pages or so, and it skips around a lot so it's not like you can read the whole story, but it's still really neat especially since, as you said, miniature books are usually blank. It really makes it look like my dolls are reading actual books.

  5. Alasse Carnesir says:
    February 21st, 2014 at 3:24 pm

    Yikes, I didn't see your reply until now.

    Thanks for explaining how you did those floors. It sounds like a long but worth it process. I might try it. The idea I had for mine was to draw in the floorboard lines onto the wood I have and then varnish it and try to make it look a bit more realistic. Haven't tried it yet. Been trying to get to the measuring…

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