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It's been a while since I've worked on the Monster High house, I have been very busy and just haven't had much time for it. I have received several new dolls in the last few months. I found this cute tutorial on the blog Southern Disposition. Kendra, the blog's author came up with a creative way to make her daughter a dollhouse that is compact, inexpensive, and cute. She has also included tutorials for furnishing each room. I love this idea, the possibilities are endless!

*Update* Kendra has changed her blog to invitation only so the tutorial can no longer be accessed. Below is a video on how to make a doll room from a binder, by MyFroggyStuff. Also, here is a link to another blogger's 3 ring binder dollhouse. She shares photos and ideas.

~Ghoulish Grub~

My 10 year old niece and I made some food for the dollhouse and a sliced pizza for her to take home for her own Monster High Dolls. We used polymer clay, beads, fancy toothpicks, cheerios, glue, clear nail polish and free printies from Small Stuff's Print Minis (Formerly Jim's Printable Minis).  View the video below to see how to make a pizza.

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I used the following video as a guide to make my pizzas.

Here is a look at the Monster High Kitchen, so far. Once again I have followed several tutorials from MyFroggyStuff and I have included them below. I still have quite a bit to add before this kitchen is complete.

The kitchen sink unit and stove were made from pop tart boxes and the refrigerator was a box of bread sticks. See tutorials below.

See tutorial below for kitchen island. I made the bar stool from the bases of electric candles from the Dollar Tree, foam core and scrapbook paper. Bar stool tutorial to follow later.

Kitchen sink, stove and refrigerator tutorial provided by ~ MyFroggy Stuff

Kitchen Island Tutorial provided by ~ Adrian's Doll Boutique

Today's post features the ghoul's bedrooms. With the exception of the Goulia's room, the walls are papered with scrapbook paper and the flooring is "black marble" peel & stick tiles. I added the top floor to create the Goulia's bedroom.  I made the walls & ceiling from black foam core.

I have included photos with the furnishings in the rooms but they are not yet complete.

Several of the rooms have curtains made from scrapbook paper, I have included the tutorial below.

By MyFroggyStuff

I created all of the bedroom furnishings from recycled food boxes, duct tape, scrapbook paper, spray paint can lids, various caps, beads and push pins. The middle drawers in Spectra and Cupids' vanities open, they were made from small match boxes. I made Cupid's vanity chair from a clear plastic heart shaped box from the Dollar Tree, spray painted flat black. The area rugs were made from felt and scrapbook paper. Operetta's vanity stool is an Oil Of Olay jar. I watched several video tutorials to get ideas to make my furniture. I have included the videos below.

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By MyFroggyStuff and Lola's Mini Homes

The last video is not a tutorial, it's a room tour but I got ideas from it so I thought I'd share it too.

Blogger/Crafter/YouTuber, My Froggy Stuff creates fabulous tutorials for dolls and dollhouses in a variety of scales. I used a couple of her bed tutorials as a guideline to create six "drop dead beds". See the tutorials below.

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By MyFroggyStuff

Hello and welcome to my Monster High Dollhouse projects blog. I will be adding photos and videos of my progress including tutorials that I use, or create. The first dollhouse was created for my dolls in the photo below. There will be other houses for my other dolls and the progress on those houses will also be posted here, including the cost of each project.

Barbie house found on Craigslist for $20. I removed the roof and elevator and added another floor.