A Tiny Weeny Snowman, Lives in a Tiny Weeny House

As the snow continues to fall, and the wonderful white blanket keeps getting thicker, my little resin dolls house sits silently in its own miniature realm. Tucked away, closely against a brick wall in my back garden, it has gathered a whole heap of snow on its little roof and window ledges. All that was missing from this magical wonderland, was a tiny weeny Snowman...




...ahhh, perfect :)

Window Dressing

26/11/2010

This week, I ended up changing this mannequin four times, as people kept coming in and buying her clothes!! ...I guess that's the whole point though. With the horrendously cold weather we're having, I thought classic winterwear would be best sellers....

At the other shop, I was given a brief of "red and green". Despite the humongous store room, epic outfits in red and green were few and far between. For the interior mannequins, I went for these smart feminine suits. They have a very 1940s, utility war time look about them.

For the window, as always, I opted for a youthful outfit. I found this gorgeous pleated, green dress, which I placed alongside this super cute little baby girl's dress. There is so much childrens stock in at the moment, and it's about time it was advertised.

Window Dressing

20/10/10
Keeping it simple. This week I decided to just dress the mannequin in a simple, yet outstanding outfit. I was thinking Christmas parties. Teamed with this gold clasped belt,it's not surprising that this has already been sold less than 24hours before I put it out on show!



Over at the second shop, I went with a more seasonal look, sticking with jackets and scarves. There is a consistent theme of purples and greys, which work really well together.