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queen_victoria
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Miniature projects inspired by Queen Victoria of England for dollhouses, room boxes, and dioramas
Once upon a time, there was a queen in England called Victoria. The time period was named after her and is very often used in dollhouses too. She reigned for 63 years and 7 months and died at the beginning of the new century, 1901.
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- photo albums, blog posts, web pages
Blogs
- Blogs concentrating on Queen Victoria of England or categories/labels about her in blogs
Groups
- Discussion groups, forums (or forum categories) and photo groups dedicated to Queen Victoria of England.
Supplies for sale
- Supplies needed for making Queen Victoria of England projects.
Miniatures for sale
- Do you have a section for Queen Victoria of England in your shop? Add a direct link to that item here.
Books
- Books about miniature Queen Victoria of England projects (also books with chapters about them)
Instructions for miniatures
Miniature printables
Wallpapers
- Wallpapers that go well with Queen Victoria of England projects
Other Printies
- Book/magazine covers related to Queen Victoria of England
Links
- links to sites showing how to make items related to Queen Victoria of England
Videos
- YouTube videos about miniature projects related to this subject
Research/ Inspiration
- Victoria was a lonely child, not wealthy, and far down the line of succession to the throne. She was a ballet and opera fan, and played with 132 dolls, dressed in rich scraps of silk and satin, the detailed needlework done by her governess, Baroness Lehzen.
- Victoria's granddaughter-in-law, Mary of Teck (married to George V, she wore "dog collar necklaces and frizzy bangs) had a dollhouse made in the early 1920's. It is on display in the state apartments of Windsor Castle. There is a page for this dollhouse in this wiki and it is also listed in the museum page (United Kingdom).
- Victoria's great-granddaughter-in-law also had a dollhouse. Known as the Queen Mum, Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon's house is now on display at Glamis Castle.
Tips/Hints
Ideas about what is needed for these projects
- links to inspiring pages
- ideas for shop names
- YouTube videos on the subject
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