Finished Fairy Dollhouse #2

I finished the second fairy dollhouse.
Summer has been so busy around the
cabin it took me longer than expected.

 Cleaning supplies and

gardening tools; a must have

in every fairy home.

When the criks' too cold, a warm sudsy
 bath in the ole' tin tub is in order.

This very sturdy crooked chair was another 
flea market find.  I remember the price tag
was $1.00 and I thought it was too expensive so
 put it back on the shelf.  Just before I left the
shop I decided to purchase it anyway.

When I got it home I discovered the

writing on the bottom of the ole' tin seat.

Auaust Hufstepler

Van Buren MO

May 2 1964

Made at the age of 86
Great piece of our local history & it really
shows how important it is to sign our creations
& what a bargain!

I found these Mooska dolls on
the clearance rack at Target. Only one
fairy, but she'll have lots of friends.

Sturdy little dolls just Ava's size.

 Cute, colorful & I didn't have
to tackle makin' fairies. Yee Haw!
 
Taria and Fox enjoying tea & sweets.
 

Simple bedding from the
30's fabrics.  The reverse fabric
matches the borders. 

More Ozark porch sittin', I'm beginning to
think fairies are kinda lazy.

A sleep over with all your friends
is a fairy good time.

 Girl talk and a bird's eye view. 

I really enjoyed putting this fairy house together.
All the color makes it a cheerful happy home &
Little Red Hen's "roof" quilt is the
 frosting on the cake!!!
 EMZ-PINEY POST