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Miniature Bunka used in projects for dollhouses, roomboxes and dioramas

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Miniature Bunka used in projects for dollhouses, roomboxes and dioramas

Links to miniature projects

Millimari's first bunka rug.
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photo albums, blog posts, webpages

Blogs

Blogs concentrating on bunka or categories/labels about it in blogs

Groups

Discussion groups, forums (or forum categories) and photo groups dedicated to bunka.

Supplies for sale

Supplies needed for making bunka projects.

Belara Beach

Doll Artist's Workshop - The range of colors is enormous. Don't know if she still has them, but I bought a color sample "book" from her which was about $15.It's a big help, when you're looking for a specific

Dragonfly International - enter Bunka in search bar

Little Trimmings

Miniature Luxuries

Second Childhood Miniatures - Barb Richmond, Canada.Click on Gallery and then on supplies

Miniatures for sale

Do you have a section for bunka in your shop? Add a direct link here.

Books

Books about miniature bunka projects (also books with chapters about it)

Instructions for miniatures

Miniature printables

Wallpapers

Wallpapers that go well with bunka projects

Other Printies

Book/magazine covers related to bunka

Videos

YouTube videos about miniature projects related to this subject

Research/ Inspiration

Tips/Hints

Create "hooked" rugs by gluing pulled Bunka in graphic shapes onto fabric base.
Carpet making - trace or draw a design on simple card stock, glue ravelled bunka in the design using a coil or circular pattern in each element of the design, in appropriate colors, using Tacky glue and a toothpick. This is a lot of fun to do and gives you a nice scale rug. Use the curved end of a ceramic clean-up tool to manipulate the bunka into place. Don't use too much glue or put glue on too large an area at one time. Use a piece of cardstock larger than the rug design and cut away the excess closely when done. Add fringe, if desired, by glueing on a strip of very fine cotton underneath the rug and ravelling it.
Cover a tiny baby with a Bunka romper, make booties
Trim clothing - aprons, blouses, lingerie, bedroom slippers
Trim furniture, pillows, drapery, potholders
Make flowers - hyacinth, wisteria
Hair for smaller dolls
Small clippings of metallic Bunka can resemble bows on small sized packages