Doll House Covered w/Patterned Paper

This dollhouse is actually a puzzle that I bought at Michaels Arts & Crafts store last year (2009). Very easy assembly. The age level is 6+.

I painted all the trim & edges of the house. Then I covered the whole house inside & out with beautiful patterned paper (aka scrapbook paper). Then I assembled it.
I hung paper tags from the roof trim with words that represent a happy home.
(An yes, all those letters/words on those tags are rubber stamped)

The house evolved into a loving memory of my Grandmother Ola Ruth. I had no idea when I bought the puzzle (under $5 w/coupon) what exactly I would do with it.
My favorite rubber stamp store, A Small Cleverness carried these beautiful patterned papers (or called scrapbook paper) and instantly the idea hit me.
The papers have a vintage style-look and my Grandmother dressed up just to walk to the corner store. She was a real Fashionista of her era and a true 'proper' lady.

The paper doll w/her name on it is a freestanding tag that I layered w/cardboard & paper to make extremely thick and durable.
-What's a house without a doll to roam from room to room?

All three sides are covered with different papers.
This was such a fun project with a pleasing outcome that I bought another puzzle before they were sold out of a different style house. I haven't finished that one yet.
-So little time. *sigh*