One thing for sure, the new lighting is vastly superior to the old fluorescent tubes at the top and bottom. The only 'negative' thing about these new LED lights is that they have a faint bluish-green glow, and that gives many of the doll's faces a slightly greenish tint. Oh well. I guess I can't have everything.
Today we are working on bringing everything back into the freshly painted old 'living room'. I've wanted most of my BJDs in the display cases along with my favourite old art dolls. I lost one whole shelf on one side in order to accommodate my larger dolls. They've been stored out of sight, and out of light for ages now, so it's nice to finally be able to see them. Dolls are constantly switching places. The old Porcelain repros have moved into the dining room china cabinet, and the Kaye Wiggs MSDs have taken their place. There's still a lot of dolls on my dining room table that need a spot, so I'll see where they all go.
One thing for sure, the new lighting is vastly superior to the old fluorescent tubes at the top and bottom. The only 'negative' thing about these new LED lights is that they have a faint bluish-green glow, and that gives many of the doll's faces a slightly greenish tint. Oh well. I guess I can't have everything.
Teresa F.
6/28/2015 01:08:48 pm
The dolls and shelves look great! I like the new lighting - the bluish-green color seems to give a calming and relaxing effect. At least to me.
Amy Murrell-Haunold
6/28/2015 03:30:19 pm
Looks wonderful!
Brigitte
6/29/2015 05:38:07 am
Your shelves look wonderful.
Jane
6/29/2015 10:07:41 am
*gasp*
Martha
6/29/2015 11:38:27 am
The display cases are full now, and we are reworking a smaller display cabinet that had music boxes in it, for the rest of my dolls. Comments are closed.
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AuthorMartha Boers is an award-winning Canadian doll maker and costumer specializing in fantasy and historical-style costumes. Archives
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