MiniVersity: Dollhouse DIY Tips & Tricks

Welcome to this D. Thomas Miniatures MiniVersity talk led by Sue Conlon from Dubuque, Iowa. Sue builds, renovates and decorates dollhouses and shares her journey on her popular Instagram account "SuesSmallObsession" (Instagram) and here on TH-cam where she showcases her progress and what she's learned a long the way. (LINKS BELOW!)
In this lecture, Sue talks about her approach to tackling projects, big and small, and how to go about executing a plan with as little stress as possible. She covers important topics including lighting, tools and planning and provides some of her best tips and tricks when start some of those BIG little projects (hint: start small!).
After completing more than 10 dollhouses, Sue knows a thing or two about DIY dollhousing!
This was super!
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[@Missauthentic716]

Excellent tip about furniture first. I too started with walls and floors and things weren’t Cohesive thru the house. Now with one line shopping we have more options. But I truly miss going to the long closed miniature dollhouse stores and picking out something that speaks to me. Online shopping 36:42 can feel like a job.

[@Allthasmallthings]

Great video! Lots of wonderful tips, thanks for posting.

[@DThomasMiniatures]

so glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching!!!

[@CootsCraftyVlog]

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on museum wax.
You had some great questions for your guest in the interview, but it seems like the lag in the video call was a bit of a challenge. In the future could you give your guest a bit more time to develop their answers?