Collapsible Room/Photo Box Tutorial for MSD & SD Dolls
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Full instructions to build your own collapsible room/photo box for your BJD. This lightweight room uses simple, inexpensive materials and requires only common hand tools. The best part - it dismantles easily for storage!
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Stuuuning !!! So much good tips in that !!!
Great make 🤩
Great diorama, and it looks so neat and pristine. I like making separate walls too, different style walls so I can mix and match them and make the space look different.
Yes! I am currently doing this for my next project (with a garden). I can rework the same walls into a few different configurations, which saves space and materials
Wonderful project. Thank you.😊
I just found you and am sooooo glad I did! I have recently gotten into making 1/6 th scale doll furniture and knew I was going to need a room to photograph them in. I was thinking I was going to be gluing multiple layers of cardboard together to get a sturdy room, but, thanks to your genius use of insulation foam, I have my answer! And the use of velcro to make it collapsible, the cherry on top! Now....just to get some money in my pocket to go to the hardware store, LOL!
Thank you for this. This a solution for my limited space.
The finished room is gorgeous! I love this idea. I also build miniatures and photograph my dolls and am running out of storage space. 😀 This is such a convenient and customizable solution. I will definitely have to build my own. Thank you for the inspiration. 💜
Love it!! Really easy to follow the instructions
Thank you what a great tutorial!
Where do you get the book covers to print
I purchased them from Etsy!
@@franticseamstress thanks good to know if i ever get my new printer to cooperate i can buy them too
@@AllisAllAboutminis If you have a print shop near by, it might be nice to get them printed professionally on a semi gloss paper. They will look amazing!
This is such a great idea!! Thank you for sharing😍🤩
What a lovely room! This tutorial will definitely help me in finding a place to display my dolls. I have a question, though, is the chair something you built or bought? I'd love to buy or make one like it!
The chair was 3D printed! I found a free design in 1/12 scale and enlarged it for 1/4 scale :)
Wow, so impressive! Thank you for sharing this, really appreciate it! I was wondering how people can have this hobby without it taking up so much space. I do have a question for you, regarding the primer used on the insulation boards, can you use regular wall primer from Home Depot and then regular wall paint? I have so much left over from regular home design/remodels. I have subscribed!
Hmm, that is a great question! I haven't used house paint before, but it should work (latex paint). Test a piece first before you commit. I would definitely make sure the paint goes on thin and you let it dry fully between coats. Be careful adding the velcro as the paint might peel off more easily. If you try it, please let me know how it goes!
3 thumbs up, that's an amazing tutorial, thank you so much. Happy Holidays.
Excellent instructions and very creative! My Smartdolls love you. ❤
Thank you! I am looking forward to making move videos over the winter months :)
Love this! that insulation foam board is a genius idea and your interior decorations are so lovely! I can’t wait to start this project. Thank you!
Very cute!
I love this! I might try it. I think it would work well for me since I don't really have room to have a diorama standing all the time, but I would love one for pictures. Thanks for sharing!
It's a great space saver - and you can use both sides of the walls for different projects too!
Genius!!! I love it ALL!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks so much! 😊
I love this! Thank you! Gives me more ideas! I have a plan to build a room on top of an Ikea table, and I've been saving this huge cardboard box, while wondering if it will be sturdy enough. But I think I'll save that for other builds, and do the foam for the walls instead!
I highly recommend the foam over cardboard! It's sturdier and gives you a nice smooth surface for your walls. If you are building a more permanent structure, consider getting the 1" wide foam
@@franticseamstress Thank you!
You just singlehandedly fixed all of my "making it folding and portable while using foam board as the base material" problems. You're genius!!! Thank you!! 🤍🤍