Flever Dollhouse Miniature DIY House Kit Creative Room with Furniture and Glass Cover for Romantic Artwork Gift(Christmas Eve)

This was a fun, quick project for me where the most time-consuming part was the sofa. I don't normally upholster my own miniature furniture, so it was a pleasant challenge. There were plenty of materials to work with and extra where necessary. The design also allows for creativity in the overall layout of the smaller details. I opted to not include the turkey on the coffee table because I wanted to add some cats to the scene (purchased separately). No poultry within paw's reach would have survived, anyway, but I needed the space for the items that otherwise would have been on the sofa. The LED wiring could benefit from an additional length for extension. Drawing everything around that back corner and making sure everything securely attached to the battery pack was a little difficult. I had to seal the wire ends with insulating craft glue to prevent them from pulling apart if the miniature got jostled.

This is a well made kit. Very complete. Nice for unwinding after work. The instructions were ok. But I did a lot of additional decorating that wasn’t included. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Very tedious but not in a bad way. It’s SO cute. The lights didn’t work after the first time I used them but that might be faulty wiring on my part.

I bought two of these to put together and added a door in the middle. I’m making a Christmas doll house for my friend who loves Christmas year round. I plan to buy more of these houses but not the Christmas ones, and make the bedroom and kitchen and decorate it with a Christmas theme so I have an entire Christmas doll house. I used hot glue (out of frustration) and Gorilla wood glue, the hot glue was because the sides were giving me problems joining together, maybe because I am disabled and have one working hand, or maybe I frustrate easily; but the hot glue was great to pin it in place while the wood glue dried, then I easily removed the hot glue dots and it held up beautifully! The furniture and other items were easy and fun; very meditative to do it! The wallpaper is pretty much paper, so when I glued it down it bubbled, even though I followed the directions and made a thin layer and let it dry a bit before placing the paper. I would suggest painting it or getting a sample wallpaper in a Christmas color and use actual wallpaper. I love the music box it came with! Any other easy installation. Because I bought two, I didn’t need a second coffee table, so I placed it sideways and added shelves to make it into a bookcase. The plates are just paper, so let your imagination run and cut out a plastic water bottle and glue the paper plate to it for more durability and weight (if you don’t use the enclosed dust cover, a breeze will blow over the plates). I then purchased a Heidi Ott doll, and cut the armatures and sewed her up to make her four inches tall, she sits beautifully on the couch and the house is a good fit for her four inches. If you want to have a meditative and fun project then go ahead and buy this! It’s a great gift idea whether it’s assembled by you, or if you let the gift recipient assemble it. It’s one of those things you didn’t know how much you wanted until you got one kind of gift. I love mine and wish I had bought one sooner!

This is a good kit for intermediate and above builders, but I would not recommend it for beginners. I appreciate that the instructions are in color. It does make the build go smoother. I always recommend using Grandma Stover's glue for applying paper to the walls or for any wooden parts that require a paper applique. The instructions recommend using a regular alcohol or white glue for the paper components. I would advise against that. Make sure to check that you have all of the pieces as well as testing the lighting and music box before building. Otherwise enjoy!

I really enjoyed it and would get one again, but the detail of building is extreme. At one point it wanted me to cut out a circle the size of a pin head. Directions weren't detailed enough for everything needed done, but I worked through it. Its beautiful when done (even though not perfect)

Instructions aren’t good at all. Parts aren’t really labeled great. Directions says it comes with glue but does not. The pictures items you have to cut out instead of punch out like other kits. I highly recommend spending the money on Rolife kit. Directions are amazing those kits come with glue and double sided sticky tape. All the parts and pieces are great quality. I do not recommend this brand at all. Started building today and it’s coming out awful!

Como fue un regalo no será mi opinión pero me han dicho que es muy bella y da largas horas de entretenimiento

instructions could have been better but I had lots of fun

I loved doing this one, very easy steps and set up and so cute.

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I meant to finish this in December 2023, but I JUST did at the end of January 2024. 😂 I was partly slowed down by the fact that my music box was BROKEN (unrepairable) and I had to order a replacement from AliExpress (luckily, I was somehow able to find one with the Christmas song), which is why I deducted one star. Also: sorry for the mic pops in my video; I had my palm too close to the mic 😂 Anyway, the build itself was fairly straightforward. I don't know about some of these other reviews as the needles on my tree DID NOT fall off. The garlands were the most fragile and pieces of them did fall off while I tried to glue them in place (especially the green one) but that's not a big deal. The biggest problem I had was figuring out the wiring, which also wasn't as seamless as I'd hoped (one of them runs all the way across the floor from the table, which made it impossible to hide). The wall lamp was a terrible time, trying to put that together (they ask you to put a metal piece through a bead, which doesn't even fit) and then later I realized the "extra" wooden beads I had destroyed had a different purpose: the inside of the little gift boxes you put in the tree. 🤣 Also, you are asked to stick a metal piece inside of a clear (plastic? silicone? idk) tube to make the table lantern/candle holder - I had to soak the clear tube in hot water to expand it, which was the only way to make it fit over the metal piece. But I made it work! Overall I think it turned out alright. The key to these projects is good tools, patience, and the right glues (and knowing when to use them). 👍🏻