Hi Jan, I’m the last person to do a tutorial on miniature sewing as I totally made it up as I went along 😂 I think I put some progress photos in my Facebook group when I did it but essentially it’s just two rectangles sewn together on three sides with a layer of wadding and kitchen foil in side (for the comforter) so it drapes nicely, and the pillow was again two rectangles sewn on three sides and filled with rice (but hear people say don’t use food items as they could attract bugs so maybe a synthetic weighty material would be better) then sew the top seam on both items to close it up 👍🏻
Hi Carol I used a Cricut Maker with a knife blade for the mat board and basswood, and a fine point blade and kraftboard for the frame details - I hope that helps? 😁
Keeping it Real with the Millers Hi 👋🏻 these are SVG files, it means they are scalable vector graphics and can be enlarged or reduced without losing quality - what you will need to bear in mind is that the material depth also needs to be increased if you enlarge the file (or decreased if you go down in size) and no individual piece can be larger then the largest cutting mat you have (for the Cricut Maker the knife blade cannot cut beyond 23x11 inches on the largest mat) so I’d suggest you trial it on copy paper first before using a more expensive material - if you have a laser cutter you will be limited to the size of material/cutting bed that it has also 😉👍🏻😁
I would make the left over of the scroll the size of the headboards and just glue it, extra thick layer.
Oh my goodness I am so glad I found you !
Marcy Boulet aww thanks lovely, I hope you enjoy the videos 😍💖✨
Excellent idea for the scroll bits!
Foxiepaws ACAnderson thank you 😍 👍🏻💖✨
That is gorgeous!
Aww thank you 🙏🏻😍💖
That's good video.
Cover that craft board with wood tone contact paper, and you can pass it of as wood!
I just made a sleigh bed. It's adorable. I was wondering if you have a tutorial for making the bedding?
Hi Jan, I’m the last person to do a tutorial on miniature sewing as I totally made it up as I went along 😂 I think I put some progress photos in my Facebook group when I did it but essentially it’s just two rectangles sewn together on three sides with a layer of wadding and kitchen foil in side (for the comforter) so it drapes nicely, and the pillow was again two rectangles sewn on three sides and filled with rice (but hear people say don’t use food items as they could attract bugs so maybe a synthetic weighty material would be better) then sew the top seam on both items to close it up 👍🏻
What is the name of that tool that you cut the scroll with? Thank you!
Hi Carol I used a Cricut Maker with a knife blade for the mat board and basswood, and a fine point blade and kraftboard for the frame details - I hope that helps? 😁
Can the size be adjusted to make a larger size for a 24” doll?
Keeping it Real with the Millers Hi 👋🏻 these are SVG files, it means they are scalable vector graphics and can be enlarged or reduced without losing quality - what you will need to bear in mind is that the material depth also needs to be increased if you enlarge the file (or decreased if you go down in size) and no individual piece can be larger then the largest cutting mat you have (for the Cricut Maker the knife blade cannot cut beyond 23x11 inches on the largest mat) so I’d suggest you trial it on copy paper first before using a more expensive material - if you have a laser cutter you will be limited to the size of material/cutting bed that it has also 😉👍🏻😁