Hi there,

This week’s update is a fun mix: a super simple way to make miniature bottles, some new free vintage candy bar printables, and a bit of (Rococo) inspiration if you like more detailed dollhouse styles.

• Let’s start with the mini bottles…
   

I added a new project where I show how I make tiny bottles using just skewer sticks and glue gun sticks. 

No special tools, just basic materials!

You can find the tutorial here:

👉 https://everythingverysmall.com/5-simple-dollhouse-diy-ideas-using-things-you-already-have-at-home/
 

• Free printables: vintage candy bars

After requests on my Facebook page, I made a new set of free printables—this time with vintage-style candy bars and similar packaging.

I also gave these their own post, because the older freebie pages were getting a bit too full.

👉 https://everythingverysmall.com/new-free-dollhouse-miniature-printables-vintage-pantry-stuff-and-more/

• A bit of inspiration: Rococo dollhouses

I also published a new post about Rococo-style dollhouses.

It’s quite an ornate style, but in miniature it actually works very well. I go into why that is, and show a few examples that might give you ideas for your own builds.

👉 https://everythingverysmall.com/rococo-dollhouses-why-this-style-still-works-beautifully-in-miniature/

• Spring update in the Etsy shop 🌸

I’ve been adding and updating some spring-themed printables in my Etsy shop—lighter colors, florals, and small details to freshen up your dollhouse. And everything has now a discount of 25%.

👉 Browse here: https://tidd.ly/40Qg6RJ

That’s it for this week!

If you try the mini bottles or use the candy bar printables, I’d love to hear how they turned out.

Happy crafting!
Lizzy

https://everythingverysmall.com 

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