Best dollhouse accessories according to redditors

> How do I send a tiny violin to the Ecuadorian embassy?
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Very easy.

Order a violin made for a dollhouse.

https://www.amazon.com/Dollhouse-Miniature-Musical-Instrument-Wooden/dp/B00P8TBT9Y

This is the address to have it shipped to:

Julian Assange c/o

Embassy of Ecuador

Flat 3b, 3 Hans Crescent,

LONDON SW1X 0LS UNITED KINGDOM

Now I expect your "friend" to do this.

He's in London, save shipping time.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dollhouse-Miniature-Musical-Instrument-Wooden/dp/B00P8TBT9Y

there's these

So how many tiny violinsare you ordering for the shoot?

Interesting blog promoting this.

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FIRST we need to know the scale you are using, past comment said that the dollar tree furniture is too big, so that diminishes anything 1/12 and above.


Edit: doing some digging through post and comment history I noticed pieces of furniture that look like an item I have, which is about half the size of 1/12 scale, so what is seems is that we are dealing somewhere around 1/24.

Next is finding style, like material, colors, and interaction.

More name brands like calico critters use plastic materials which would be hard to restyle but most sets come with many items, and they are close to 1/24. If you have tried that and find it doesn't work then maybe. ---->

------> https://www.amazon.com/Dollhouse-Miniature-Unpainted-Furniture-worldpeace09/dp/B01L9D4A5C/ref=asc_df_B01L9D4A5C/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312065568133&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17363603073005925&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1023650&hvtargid=pla-569411787723&psc=1, might work it's $24.99 plus tax, which for me was $1.81 with 29 pieces making it (if my math is correct) about a dollar every item. It's made out of wood, looks mostly unfinished, and I believe all that's seen is there. Although it ships from china.

I FEEL YOUR PAIN!!!! My inlaws keep buying my kids huge toys, and I officially have no fucking space left. You know, in my 3 bedroom detached house that we’ve only lived in under 3 years. DH said that he had spoken to them about it, then for DS’s birthday in September they walked in with this fucker. Bonus was that they put it together before bringing it over so it’s not like we could return it, and I don’t feel like being the asshole in my kids’ eyes by taking it away when they’re so obviously stoked. Now here’s the conundrum this Christmas: when I was a child, my dad built me a Barbie house and it’s been in his basement for the last 25 years until I had kids of my own to pass it on to. Last week we moved it and I’m working on painting it and changing the carpets. Now, I’m not even sure where we’re gonna put it since IL’s gifts are taking up all the space, but if I have to I’ll be getting rid of a few. I also made and Amazon wish list with Calico Critters sets to fill up the house (DD is only 4 and I think she’ll enjoy those more than Barbie). I plan on sending a link to my mom, and I told DH that my ideal scenario would be for his parents to buy directly from the list. He said that he felt like that would take the “fun” out of it for them. Smoke practically came out of my ears. First, their “fun” has so far meant that I haven’t been given the courtesy of choosing whether I want to house massive toys or not. Second, following the list would mean that DD has a completely furnished dollhouse by the end of Christmas, with no doubles or extras or empty rooms. That would be pretty awesome for her. Third, DH only told them “calico Critters stuff”, no other details. Knowing them, they’ll buy something like this instead of something like this. I’ll get to be the jerk that takes away the cutesy dollhouse because we don’t need a second one (btw, my dollhouse is massive and the shit. All my friends were crazy jealous lol). Fourth and lastly, I feel like not listening to us when DH said to tone it down deserves consequences, namely being told exactly what to buy even if it’s not as fun. I could give a fuck about their fun, when I have to manoeuvre around a trashed train table every single day because my kids are too young to play gently with a toy that has about a hundred detachable parts.

Solidarity.

If she is into the classics, try this out https://www.amazon.com/Dollhouse-Miniature-Eames-Chair-Ottoman/dp/B00JMR20RI

Nothing wrong with books, dude. They have great references and are at times a light read too.

If she is into more into architecture then try http://www.barnesandnoble.com/mobile/w/frank-lloyd-wright-bruce-brooks-pfeiffer/1016000539?ean=9783836555982&st=PLA&sid=BNB_DRS_Core+Shopping+Books_00000000&2sid=Google_&sourceId=PLGoP62464

Heck even stray away from it. I'm sure she has more than enough to deal with at work, maybe don't draw attention to what she does. Hell, Go to a show or rent a cabin or something. Ladys like doing stuff.

If you have an IKEA nearby go there as they're only $15.00. Ordering from their website isn't worth it as IKEA has a horrible delivery system.

It seems you can get them on Amazon now though the price is around double that of IKEA though.

One of ours has one and uses it all the time. The other guy just has to make do with what he can get.

Amazon link

I bought it in the children's toy section at Ikea. You can also buy it on Amazon, but it's like twice as expensive. My buns love cuddling on it. :)

Needs a protective hat.

So you really cannot teach a rabbit not to do something. You can however teach that something she should do is better than something she should not do. Bunnies understand redirecting behavior and positive reinforcement, not discipline like cats and dogs.

Let me be more specific - she wants to jump on the bed and she will once she leans how to unless you block it off for her with an xpen type gate. But if you provide to her an alternative to jump onto like say her own couch or bed and every time she wants to jump on yours you lead her to her own and reward with a treat or favorite green she will learn that it is better to jump on her own bed or couch and not the big one. It's really the only way.

So do something like this for her -https://www.reddit.com/r/Rabbits/comments/bicbdo/i_think_its_safe_to_say_bean_likes_the_new_little/ or buy her a little pet couch like this and redirect her wanting to jump on the big one to wanting to jump on this one.

Or a doll bed like this https://www.amazon.com/Ikeas-DUKTIG-Doll-bedlinen-multicolor/dp/B00D5ZZU7K.

You can also get her a sturdy cat tree (not too tall))... bunnies like to jump teaching them not to jump is like if you tried to teach yourself to never do what you like... it won't work unless you find a better alternative.

Also give her a stuffed animal to cuddle with, that might calm her down a little.

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Is she spayed?

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If you need to keep her enclosed during some times, a cage is not enough which is why she is running around. Bunnies need at least 4 by 4 ft of space all times, plus time to explore each day at a minimum.

A cage is not enough, this is true during the night also and when you are sleeping. Rabbits are crepuscular - meaning most active at night and early mornings as prey animals, so they are quite active often when humans sleep...

I totally understand the idea of having the bun in a more secure space but try to expand that space from just a cage. You can get an xpen or some NIC grids and attach them to the cage edges with some zipties such that the cage door always leads to a larger but still more secure space for her. Kind of like in here.

Get an xpen at least 40 inches tall so she does not hop out.

Oh but wait you don't have an xpen in your country, do you... might need to get one shipped or look more.

For the furniture?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0185LWB34/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_CyhhAbZ1P8Y4R

Yes! Link for interested persons:

Streets Ahead Miniature Set of 4 Wooden Goblets (Dolls House Accessory) 1/12th Scale https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FMAFUDO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_.ZPIDbFMW3RQ8

What about making her a "Fairy Garden?" The little figurines are adorable:

• https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01G75L8Y8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_hrUgAbNNYKNSF
  
  
• https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HPJSLW2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_hsUgAb4M46VTE

https://www.amazon.com/Dengguoli-Dollhouse-Miniature-Musical-Instrument/dp/B079G6Y2B7

Where can I buy this? Edit: nvm found it
https://www.amazon.com/Best-Buy-Dollhouse-Miniature-Standing/dp/B079JSLY42/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=tiny+coke+bottle&qid=1567713582&s=gateway&sr=8-1

I don't know if it's exactly the size you're looking for or not, but I found this on Amazon. It looks similar to the turnips.

EDIT I spoke too soon. I see these are WAY too small now, my bad!

https://www.amazon.com/Dollhouse-Miniature-Vegetable-Beetroot-Turnip/dp/B06Y24V1X6

Hahah, we must have the same rabbit! Not chewing the chew toys is probably no big deal, as long as he's eating hay and getting his teeth checked at the vet regularly. We've never found a single chew toy or dig toy our rabbit had any interest in... And we've bought a lot. What he DOES love is hopping onto things! He's gotten onto couches, tables, TV stands, the top of his own cage. Yelling, clapping, stern voice never fazed him. What usually breaks him of the habit of jumping on a new place is giving him as little attention as possible when he does it. We'll gently shoo him off, then immediately turn our back and walk away. We also found him some toys that seem to satisfy some of that exploring urge: this two story house, this doll bed, and a cat tunnel to run through. If he really won't stop, we'll put up some kind of physical barrier he can't jump over. He has also gotten into our trash can (he went after a banana peel...), which we solved by getting a covered trash can, so maybe that's an option? Good luck with him! They can be really frustrating, but just remember they're all different and figure out what works best for your little guy =)

Ta da!

Etsy also has lots of dollhouse miniatures

https://www.amazon.com/Ikeas-DUKTIG-Doll-bedlinen-multicolor/dp/B00D5ZZU7K

I use Perfect Plastic Putty or Vallejo Putty

Both are water based and can be cleaned up using a damp (not wet) cotton bud before they dry fully. Once dry they have to be sanded like any filler.

I also use a medium viscosity super glue mixed 1:1 with baby powder (you can also use baking powder) for bigger fills and gaps where I know I need to sand as it doesn’t shrink and will polish smooth.

This is what I use to feed my adult garg


When my gecko was still a tiny baby I found a This kind of thing at Michael's craft supply store. The Glaze makes it fairly easy to get half-dry food off of, and if it gets cemented on, a hot soak will help without ruining the tiny dish.


Speaking of miniatures: It's really stinkin' cute to set up a little miniature table and watch them eat off of little plates ahah

Aww thank you! It's just a dollhouse brass hinge, which comes with teeny tiny nails, which I ignored and replaced with superglue :D If I were to do something like this again, I would laser in some registration holes where the hinge ought to go and use the teeny nails with a teeny hammer.

Example hinges: https://www.amazon.com/PIXNOR-Cabinet-Closet-Hinges-Screws/dp/B016XSPL88/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1505162028&sr=8-1&keywords=dollhouse+hinges

I found it on Amazon if anyone wants to buy this (For some reason)

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https://www.amazon.com/Pixnor-Dollhouse-Miniature-Dining-Furniture/dp/B0116GG0AA

Ikea has it here, but it's not available online...for quite a bit more amazon has it here

Hi there, D-n. Your name is showing. And in case anyone is looking for that light, here it is.

Try Etsy or maybe this FAO Schwarz miniature horse.