Doll-Sized Pet Bed

Hello again, doll friends!

Mama was busy again and made a doggie bed for Teddy and Stella 😀 At first she wanted to make one for each dog, but once we saw the size of it, we decided that one bed would be plenty for both of them, especially since they love to sleep all cuddled up anyway 😊

Please note that the pet bed was made from a pattern Mama found online, and I will post the link for it, so you can give proper credit if you decide to make one for your doggies or kitties, too.

This pet bed was made from a pattern by ABC Knitting Patterns, and you can find the instructions HERE.

*** Please note: This is a free pattern, so please link back to the creator if you use it! ***

This is the basket.

And here we have the cushion.

Teddy and Stella are curious. 

Teddy: "Hmmm....let's sniff it real good first, and then we'll try to find out what it is."

Stella: "It's a bed! Hurry Teddy! Come up here and check this out!"

It doesn't take long until they're both comfortable and ready for a doggie nap.

Have fun, and if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask, and please don't forget to link back to ABC Knitting Patterns if you make the bed. 😉

❤ Maria ❤

Meet Teddy And Stella!

Teddy

This is Teddy; a German Shepherd puppy. Her full name is Theodora, but the family calls her Teddy, which she seems to like a lot better anyway.

Teddy belongs to Maria.

Here she is showing you her cute collar with name tag and leash, which are purple with little white stars.

Stella

This is Stella; a Bulldog puppy. Stella belongs to Luciana. Luci often affectionately calls her Stella Bella.

Just like Teddy, Stella also has an adorable collar with name tag and a leash. Hers is pink with glitter.

The dogs are best friends and love to play with each other all the time 😊

I Love My Sister!

Hello, doll friends!

We took these pictures today because we want to show everyone just how much we love each other.

It's awesome to have a sister, especially such a wonderful one! 💗

Until next time!

❤ Maria ❤  &  ❤ Luciana ❤

Doll Clothes Hangers

Hello, doll friends!

To go along with the closet I showed you in a previous post, Mama also made hangers for our clothes. They are very simple and easy to make.

Inspiration for the hangers came from Pinterest.

Mama's instructions are below. You do not need to credit us or link back to this page if you choose to make these hangers for yourself, since we only borrowed the idea from a wide variety of similar projects on Pinterest ourselves.

Supplies

~ Plastic baby/toddler clothes hangers

~ Small hand saw, pruning shears, or other cutting tool (I used pruning shears)

~ Sandpaper, or alternatively....and probably much easier....a clothes iron or flat iron, as well as baking paper (wax paper)

Instructions

~ With your cutting tool, cut off the hangers a tiny bit below the small hooks as shown in the picture above.

~ Use the sandpaper to smooth the cut edges as much as possible.

~ OR....and this is most likely the easier method....place a small piece of baking paper (wax paper) over the cut edges, and carefully melt the plastic with a clothes iron or flat iron to smooth it out.

~ You're done! See how easy that was? And it's a LOT cheaper then buying doll hangers. 😀

This is what the hangers look like inside our doll closet.

Have fun, and if you have questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

❤ Maria ❤

Doll Closet

Hello again, doll friends!

Today I would like to show you a closet Mama made for our ever growing wardrobe.

She found inspiration to make this closet on Pinterest.

As always, Mama's instructions are below. You do not need to credit us or link back to this page if you choose to make this closet for yourself, since we only borrowed the idea from a wide variety of similar projects on Pinterest ourselves.

Let's go to the supplies and instructions....

Decorated Stoneware Bowls

Hello, doll friends!

Today I would like to show you something Mama found while shopping at Walmart.

Aren't these bowls beautiful? I absolutely love the designs on them, and the colors are so happy and vibrant!

Mama found them in the isle with the dishes, and the sticker inside said "Pioneer Woman", so that must be the line they belong to.

They measure 3 inches in diameter, and 1.75 inches in height, and are perfect for serving food, mixing dough for baking, or for display with fruit inside.

They are stoneware and breakable, so we have to be careful with them, but they will make a wonderful addition to the kitchen, or to any other room.

Until next time!

❤ Maria ❤