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Christmas Miniatures For Your Dollhouse

When December 25 rolls in, people start to venture into stores to get the necessary materials to decorate each corner of their house. But why restrict your Christmas decoration and stop with your own home and tree? If you have a dollhouse, then give your miniature a special treatment. Lets give your dollhouse a new look. You can get various ideas for a perfect Christmas miniatures or small decorating materials that are just right for your mini mansion.

Decorating your mini dollhouse involves fun, adventure. Especially if you have a young doll then this might be a perfect gift to make her Christmas special.

Now, which is the best place to search for various Christmas miniatures?

Fortunately, you will end up with internet as the best source. Internet is a never ending source to look up to. Internet will help you find several online stores and even individuals selling decorations.  Also, if you come across any item of your choice then you can easily avail them by spending a few bucks. The scale of the item will be set perfectly as per the scale of your mini house.

But if you do not find the desired decorations on a web store or you want instant delivery of decorations to your home, then you can also look into toy stores, hobby shops and even some antique stores.

Now your mind is wandering how to bring out the best of your Christmas decoration for your doll house. Then, you can easily find some decorations which are available for embellishing the halls of your mini Victorian or beyond which include:

Foliage for outdoor – Shrubs, trees and other greenery for winter are readily available to beautify the outdoor of a dollhouse.

Special touch for your outdoor - Decorated holiday trees, miniature snowmen, sleds, fences painted red for the season and a bunch of other holiday special touches are all some great picks. Snow and ice will give a realistic touch.

Wreaths – The front door without a wreath sounds incomplete. A beautiful wreath will enhance the look of your dollhouse.

Lights – To make your dollhouse glow bright you can pickup the best miniature light sets.

Presents – The entrance and hall of your dollhouse decked with tiny gifts will give your
mini house the perfect celebration look.

Dining supplies – Set up a small table with holiday themed plates, food items and other utensils to set the mood of festivities.

Christmas tree – Give your miniature just the perfect Christmas look by setting up a lightened Christmas tree.

Christmas cards – tiny Christmas cards can be a good way of decorating the table of your dollhouse.

Bringing out the miniature people out of the house for celebration is a good idea. Dress them in tiny clothes and set them playing with snow. Think of what a family would do on a Christmas Eve and replicate the same at a smaller scale. Any of your idea can bring the warmth of a Christmas holiday to your dollhouse.

So, decoration for Christmas does not stop at your own home. In fact, you should be thankful to several dollhouse lovers who implemented such beautiful and creative ideas to let you decorate you doll house for a Christmas holiday too.

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Does anyone know the title/author of this book?

I read a book quite a few years ago in which the main character(s) get trapped in a dollhouse and the dolls come to life. I seem to recall it being quite creepy and the dolls somewhat evil. I've tried searching for this book and/or the author, but have had no luck. Does this sound familiar to anyone?
Thanks to all for your answers...I checked them out and ended up actually finding what I was looking for. It was "Among the Dolls" by William Sleater. Thanks again!

"The Lambkins" by Eve Bunting?
http://www.amazon.com/Lambkins-Eve-Bunting/dp/0060599081/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231105379&sr=1-1
"Returning from a gallery where his paintings are on display, high-school student Kyle stops to help a woman with a flat tire. As he reaches for the jack, he finds himself stuffed into the trunk and injected with some sort of formula. He wakes up to discover that he is the size of a Coke bottle and trapped in a dollhouse with three other shrunken kids and a shrunken dog, all prisoners of the demented Mrs. Shepherd. Usually, tales of human shrinkage are played for laughs, but Bunting explores the horror of Kyle's situation, placing a delicious villain at the center of her story. Mrs. Shepherd is a temperamental monster, who treats the children as cozy playthings and becomes sadistic when they dare to cross her. Much of the action involves Kyle's efforts to escape, until he finally hatches a plan that works. Nightmarish at times, but fun, too"

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