It doesn't match yet, but boy it will. It's one of those things where... where there's just no reason NOT to do it. It's not easy, but only because it's so frickin' big a job. Most of my textures are pretty simple, and I can't help thinking that, really, anybody could do this, for any prop they hate the look of. (Also, thanks for pointing me in the direction of that mesh defaulting tutorial-- I'm still working on making it do what I want it to do, but I know the elder female top works! If I can make the nudes work, swimsuits and underwear should be easy. ... Mostly because I can test with Body Shop.)

Most of 'em are shaped like candles, or like gas lamps. There aren't a whole lot of modern dollhouse... anythings. And yes, life-sized kittens, but they were an accidental litter and were pretty small at the time-- still nursing occasionally.

An industrial machine does the sewing, but there's still a person overseas manning it. It's a thing. My red is this... true cherry, I've always been a big fan of red, and I fell in love with the armoire so everything sort of had to work around that.

*chuckles* I believe it. I'm in California, the Quaker State, and you really have to have the foundation inspected if you think you want to buy a Victorian home around these parts.

(That's where Sunshine is. Also I know I'll neglect her if I get new busy babies-- I am easily distracted by the shiny, and babythings are always the shiny.)