Printable Christmas Cards!

Hey everyone! I just made a quick craft for

Christmas Cards! I left a few blank also.

Enjoy!

CHRISTMAS CARD PRINTABLES

I also took a few pictures...

And my personal favorite...

How to make christmas cookie cutters

Hey everyone! Today I will be 

showing you how to make cookie cutters for 

your doll!

Materials:

Empty Candles

Scissors

Hot glue gun (or other

adhesive)

So let's get started!

Step 1- Cut the bottoms off of your tins

*CAUTION: SHARP EDGES*

Step 2- Now it's time to mold them into shapes!

Here I made a christmas tree and a heart!

Step 3- Glue the edges together and voila!

Lovely cookie cutters!

Hope you enjoyed!

How to make a doll-sized treetopper

Merry Christmas!

Today's craft is going to be a treetopper that

can be sized for any doll size!

So let's get started!

This tree will look beautiful once we add 

a treetopper!

Materials:

Glue Stick

Square Paper

Scissors

Step 1- Fold your paper in half twice

Step 3- Using scissors, cut three slits up the paper

Step 4- Unfold

Step 5- Glue the first flaps together. Flip over

 Step 6- Glue the next flaps together, making sure they're

glued on the opposite side.

 Step 7- Repeat this process until all of the flaps are

glued together.

 Step 8- Put it on your tree!

Voila! You have a treetopper!

Decorating the Tree

First of all, I want to apologize

for not blogging lately. Second, I would like

to introduce this photostory! Enjoy!

It's time to decorate the tree for Christmas!

 "Hmmm... What's in this box? Ornaments!" Farah exclaimed.

"The tree will be decorated in no time!"

 "Seems simple enough..."

A few minutes later...

"Oh great"

"Well, it took a lot of work, but I put up those lights!"

 "Now, for the ribbon"

"Perfect!"

"Last, but certainly not least... the ornaments!"

 "Now, to plug it all in!"

"Beautiful!"

Did you like our first photostory? I had lots of

fun making it! 

COMING SOON:

-HOW TO MAKE A DOLL-SIZED TREEETOPPER

Life in a Doll's House: Christmas Edition!

Oh Yeah!

We have just launched our Christmas craft idea list!

Crafts to bring holiday cheer coming soon!

Sneak Peek For Upcoming Stopmotions!

Hey! I will be sharing with

you some behind the scenes looks at a new stopmotion!

Can you guess what it's gonna be about!

COMING SOON!

Quick Post: Fall Fashion With McKenna

Hello crafters (I think I'm gonna call you guys that)!

Before I get back to my homework, I wanted to share

this cute outfit I put together for Kenna!

(I made the infinity scarf myself! You like?)

Testing

Hey everyone. This is a test. My internet connection

hasn't been working very well. I guess it's working now because

it's letting me type! Yay! Posts coming later today (hopefully!)

Fantasizing...

Hey guys, I've been thinking... What if I 

started an Etsy?  I would sell clay creations

and doll clothes. I would like your guy's preferences

on these things:

What should I sell?

How much should I sell them for?

Anything Else?

Oh, and the shop would be called

Sew Crafty

What do you guys think?

Online School For Dolls!

Hey guys! Today I would like to talk about

An awesome new blog that I teach at! 

The blog is an online school for your dolls!

There are tons of subjects offered, and

tons of fun teachers! Please come check it out!

You can click here, here, here, here, or here. 

I garuntee you guys will love this new blog!

Comment below on what you think!

Cleopatra: Finishing touches

Yay! Cleopatra has been completed!

Here are the finishing touches:

Here is the completed costume!

 We made Honey some cat ears using felt.

The candy bag is from here

Hope you enjoyed!

Next Up: Vampire!

P.S.- If you go to the crafts section of the blog,

we posted all of the costumes we've made so far with links

just in case you missed something.

Cleopatra: The head piece

To complete our Cleopatra look,

we will be showing you how to create the

elegant headpiece she wears!

Let's Get Started!

Materials:

Hot glue gun

Jewelry (Pearls, etc.)

Step 1- We found the strings of pearls at our

local craft store (in the jewelry section)

and our mom gave us her old ring that

she didn't wear anymore.

Step 2- Arrange your pieces

in any way that you want, and hot

glue them into place.

Step 3- Let them dry for a few seconds.

Step 4- Fasten to your doll's head with bobby pins.

Done! We hope you enjoyed!