Review on 🏠 Fsolis Dollhouse Furniture: Enhancing Doll Movement & Accessories for Miniatures by Andy Hearshman

This is my second build of a miniature house. I thought it would be a good idea to start with these small sets before building a large "traditional" style dollhouse. But I found I really like these kits so I bought more. You can tell English isn't their first language, but if you compare the text to the image provided, it's pretty straightforward. The kit does not include glue, scissors, ruler or other items needed to assemble, so you need to buy it separately. I do other types of crafts so keep these things handy. I used a combination of stick, white glue and super glue. I also used wire cutters, long and short scissors, tweezers, precision knife, a cutting mat, small metric ruler, T-square and clamps. I believe the Dollar Tree has most if not all of these items. I also recommend a lamp for good working lighting and a small electric desk fan to keep glue fumes to a minimum. This puzzle will take some time to assemble if you want it to look good. I worked on it for several hours in the evenings and it took me a little over a couple of weeks to finish it. THE MOST IMPORTANT thing to remember is "A ruler is your best friend!". All parts are listed in directions along with their dimensions. Measure seven times and glue once!