I may have to begin a Tuscan Villa project. I am considering knocking her head off to give it that museum look... Hmmmmmmmmmmmm. I mean "Thank you! Sweetheart!". Mommy
(OK we decided it really rocks the Library in the Christian Hacker house. You can see it on my other blog http://Myrealitty.blogspot.com/ which is a more historical look at my dollhouse collection.C)
Oh, that Venus statue is beautiful, lucky you!!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to get a David statue in miniature when I was in Rome, but they all were so poorly detailed and with ugly faces! But this lady is perfect, don't you dare knock her head off :-)
Ha, ha! I think she will end up in the Christian Hacker house... C
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous gift! I so regret that I wasn't in mini-mode (except for the purchase of a Reutters teaset that I saw in the window of a toyshop in Heidelburg) when we were in Europe a few years ago. Who knows what treasures I may have found. If I had it to do over again I'd certainly be thrilled to find this piece. And a good excuse to start another project with her as the centrepiece...
ReplyDeleteThanks Norma, do you prefer the new setting? Are you up to your ears in books yet? You are welcome to come study in THIS library any time. :) uh oh... the books might be in German. C
ReplyDeleteIt's superb there! The blue background is perfect. Yep I'm back studying, and beginning to panic about how difficult one of my classes is - sometimes it's so tempting just to stay home and play with minis!!!
ReplyDeleteIs a fantastic gift, Venus is wonderful and it see perfect in blue background, congratulations
ReplyDeleteHi Paky! Thanks. I think it will stay there. C
ReplyDeleteWhat a great gift. It does look better in the Christian Hacker. I agree with Pubdoll, don't touch the head!
ReplyDeleteHa ha! I Love your comments! How is your big project coming along? C
ReplyDeleteSi, necesita ese golpe en la cabeza :D :D
ReplyDeleteEstará perfecta con algo mas de suciedad. Besos Clara.
I like the cool chair! Did you know it´s called Barcelona?
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