After viewing a My Froggy Stuff tutorial on how to make a doll loveseat, I made one in playscale a few weeks back using textured felt found at Wal-Mart. Images of the loveseat can be seen in a previous post.
My husband mentioned that he could make a matching chair for the loveseat. So on a subsequent trip to Wal-Mart, I checked for and purchased additional quantities of the textured felt.
It took him several weeks to begin and another week or so to complete the chair, because he works at his own pace and on several projects at a time. He is so unlike me in that area because I want my projects to end as soon as I start them, but sometimes haste does make waste.
As a reminder for him, I left the loveseat on the kitchen counter along with the doll he used to scale the chair. They both remained there for several weeks before I discovered he had finally taken the felt into his work space to begin crafting the chair.
Once I knew he had begun his work, I pulled up the My Froggy Stuff video and asked him to come into the doll room to watch it. "I don't need to watch a video," he insisted.
"Oh, just come watch it to see what she does," I urged.
Unrelenting, he firmly said, "I can do this."
So I politely stepped down.
His chair is shown below followed by a trio of women gathered to discuss whatever. I'll allow the reader to caption the second picture.
Kayla (seated on the left in the matching chair) is the doll that was seated on the loveseat on the kitchen counter until the chair was completed. Perhaps she is saying, "No, he didn't need to watch a video; but ladies... I didn't think I'd ever make it back to the doll room." Dayle listens attentively while Pop Life Christie gives Kayla a serious co-signing side glance (as if to say, Girl, I didn't think you would either).
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My husband mentioned that he could make a matching chair for the loveseat. So on a subsequent trip to Wal-Mart, I checked for and purchased additional quantities of the textured felt.
It took him several weeks to begin and another week or so to complete the chair, because he works at his own pace and on several projects at a time. He is so unlike me in that area because I want my projects to end as soon as I start them, but sometimes haste does make waste.
As a reminder for him, I left the loveseat on the kitchen counter along with the doll he used to scale the chair. They both remained there for several weeks before I discovered he had finally taken the felt into his work space to begin crafting the chair.
Once I knew he had begun his work, I pulled up the My Froggy Stuff video and asked him to come into the doll room to watch it. "I don't need to watch a video," he insisted.
"Oh, just come watch it to see what she does," I urged.
Unrelenting, he firmly said, "I can do this."
So I politely stepped down.
His chair is shown below followed by a trio of women gathered to discuss whatever. I'll allow the reader to caption the second picture.
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| Playscale chair made by Husband to match the playscale loveseat I made several weeks ago. |
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