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Jun 11, 2007, 11:10 PM
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Dollhouses - Building, Repair, Renovation
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As many of you know, I'm back to building and restoring dollhouses. Marie has taken over the bulk of the beading and jewelry and I'm working on expanding the "other" areas of the shop which include the dollhouses, wood crafts, paper crafts (origami, quilling), paper models, and the sci-fi model kits/collectibles.
The beads have really taken over, and we've rearranged the store 3-4 times in the past 2-3 years to accommodate it.
But, we sell a steady supply of origami paper and smaller wood crafts as well.
We have thought about offering paper models as an alternative to the expensive plastic model kits. Some of them are extremely detailed, and many can be found free for download. That means if you make a mistake, just print out another part, and try again :) Great! You can find out more at http://miniprintables.com that site is being developed, and will be split up into two separate sites this summer. You can read more at:
http://DollhouseDiscussions.com
which is the main forum for our dollhouses. Other sites will come on-line as I get the images ready for upload.
We repair, electrify, renovate, and build dollhouses. We don't, in general, offer the decorations and things that go in it. That's up to you ! And there are local sources for that, as well as all the on-line offerings. There are almost as many things to decorate the dollhouses with as there are beads, so we just don't have the space for that :)
Prices vary depending on what is needed, and we don't do "quick" builds. All our builds are fully finished, even if we are only doing the unpainted shell. All wood is sealed, sanded, gap-filled, and bad parts are re-cut and replaced. There is a huge difference in our builds, than in the builds you've seen in the stores or from other sources. Our basic builds are truly ready to paint, and will give you a smooth foundation for your decorating.
PUGDOG's Rock & Bead Shop
Pittsburgh, PA 15217
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