Princess Palace Theme
When Hailey and I were asked to design a bedroom for Dacey Bryn, we knew what we had to do: use the Princess Palace theme. If anyone falls into the ‘princess’ category, it’s her!   Since Dacey LOVES pink, we knew this theme would be a total hit. We painted the walls a lovely bubblegum color and kept the floor simple and wooden. My favorite part of this Rare theme is the bed – it’s super plush and perfect for a pop star. Hailey loved the stained glass windows. They let in a gorgeous pink light!
It’s the End of an Era…
DiceKinz is officially being retired from Webkinz World on June 6, 2012! Read more
Mega Modern Room Theme
This trendy new theme will be available at the W Shop beginning tomorrow! Read more
Plumpy’s Trading Time: Tuesday, May 22
Plumpy will be in a Trading Room today between 3:30 and 4:30pm. She’s got Rare Egyptian items to trade!
Roberta’s Attic
Hailey here with another fabulous makeover. Today, we tackled the attic. Now, most people just use the attic for storage…or for nothing at all. But the Rabbit family wanted to use it as a library. We knew we’d need to create a peaceful space for the family to relax and unwind. The only thing Roberta’s mom mentioned is that they needed to keep SOME storage up there. So with some clever design, this is what Elwin and I came up with: Tell us what you think!
Plumpy’s Trading Time: Monday, May 21
Plumpy will be in a Trading Room today between 3:30 and 4:30pm. She’s got Rare Egyptian items to trade!
Polly’s Birthday Banner
Roberta here with another great craft for Polly’s upcoming surprise party. Today, we’re going to make a recycled paper banner from scraps in my scrap paper box. Here’s what you need: Scraps of paper (different colors), string or yarn, glue stick, scissors, drinking glass, pencil Here’s what you do: Trace the drinking glass on each scrap piece of paper. Cut out all the circles. Glue two circles, back to back, on the yarn (sandwiching the yarn in the middle). Space your pairs of circles about two inches apart. Let the glue dry. When the glue is dry, hang up your banner!
The Persian Palace Room Theme
Have you ever wanted to live in a palace? Ever since I was just a little elephant, that’s been a dream of mine. And now it’s coming true, with this gorgeous Persian Palace room! OK, so it’s not MY room, but I can live vicariously through my client!   My favorite thing about this theme is the color palette. I love the pinks, blues, turquoises and purples. I think this might be my favorite rare theme of all time – it’s just so pretty. When I was designing this room, I wanted to make it comfortable and airy. That’s why I added not one but TWO beds, and a whole bunch of windows. I also think the pool in the corner adds an extra-special spa-like touch. If you’re looking to build a palace of your own, make sure to visit the Curio Shop often and see what Arte has on sale. For other ways to get rare items, read on!
Backyard: Before & After
Today Elwin and I got to try landscaping – and I think it went pretty well! We actually consulted with Fluffington (who know everything there is to know about fancy plants) before we designed the Rabbit family’s backyard. Elwin and I knew we didn’t want to make their yard as extravagant as Fluffington’s, but we did want to have an area just for the grownups – and an area for the kids. First, here’s the old backyard: We’ve got a fountain, a quiet bench (perfect for reading), and, of course, we added in a swing set and slide for the new baby! What do you think?
Aztec Theme
Hailey here with another Rare theme spotlight! Today we’re going to take a look at the always amazing Aztec theme. Check it out!   The first thing I love about this theme is the floor – followed closely by the wallpaper! The various shades of gray, greenish-gray and bluish-gray work just perfectly together. Next, I love how vibrant the reds, blues, greens and oranges are against the slate colors. My personal favorite pieces are the bed (I LOVE that bedspread) and the fire pit. Oh! And the totems. Those are just gorgeous. If you’ve got a Webkinz who happens to love a striking, intricate theme, then this is the one to get.
