DIY Miniature Dollhouse Kit,Green House with Furniture and LED,Wooden Dollhouse Kit,Best Birthday for Women and Girls

I built this over three eves. Turned out awesome even for a rookie. Instructions and build flow is great. Power and light looks good.

This was such a fun craft! This was my very first miniature. Way way more fun than i anticipated. I thought the directions were so easy, the product was so well made & organized so well with all the labels. I every bought another one for my sister. My husband & sister didn’t think I’d finish it as I’m a bit impatient with small things, but oddly enough I found it to be sooo relaxing & cathartic while doing it. I’ve been stressed lately and boy did that really help with it. I was so proud when it was done as I did everything myself, I don’t want any help. But, i was sad too that it was all done. My kit didn’t come with glue, it came with 2 sided tape that frankly was ridiculously unusable. So I tossed that right away for some good crafting glue. Way easier! Also, make sure everything is glued down good before putting the actual house sides up or everything will jostle around & your hands won’t fit in there to fix it. If you’re on the fence about getting it, you really should, you won’t regret it! I want more!

This kit is very well put together and is amazing for the price point. This is my first try at miniatures so can’t compare to others but it was way beyond my expectations in terms of quality and detail. The instruction booklet is comprehensive and well written with lots of photos and diagrams.

I am only halfway through the greenhouse project and I'm loving every minute. This kit includes a wide variety of materials: flat wooden cut outs, paper, fabric, wire, tissue, twine, beads, and more. There are full color instructions, and all the elements come loose, scattered amongst a variety of numbered ziplock bags. The instructions will tell you which items you need, which bags they are in, and how to put them together once you've assembled all the "ingredients" for the item. There is an actual size printed key you can compare pieces to for accuracy. You'll want to have good sharp scissors for details, needle nose pliers that can cut wire, and an xacto or utility knife on hand. Some of the steps require snipping bits off of a length of wire, or sawing through a tiny dowel to make legs for a stool. Some of the elements are quite tiny. The glue provided is surprisingly good - clear and thick enough to hold bits in place, dries fast but not SO fast that you can't adjust your placement a little. I also have been using my own Mod Podge for the paper elements. This kit is a blast to put together if you enjoy cutting out tiny bits of paper and detail oriented work. Which I do! Every little item so far has been very fun to build and I'm already ordering more kits to try.

This is a gift. The person thought it was real cute. Do not know if it has been made yet.