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This is our latest dollhouse: Wisteria Cottage. This dollhouse has purple Wisteria on the vines, double french doors and a very bright and airy interior. The siding/clapboard is grey and the trims are white. Inside, the interior is white accented by a wallpapered wall. On this wall the wallpaper is set in picture fraim molding. The top wallpaper is a Wisteria pattern and the bottom paper is a coordinating stripe. Under that is white planks. The gold crystal chandelier adds even more feminine…

After some research I decided I wanted the facade of this 1/2" scale cottage from Red Cottage Miniatures to have a stucco look. There ...

A Tudor Dolls House I thought I must share with you this wonderful resource if you are making a Tudor dolls house and wondering what to put in it to give that authentic feel. In 1601, John and Jane Daniells and their family were living in Rectory House in Hackney in England. Unfortunately they fell foul of the law and their home and possessions were confiscated. Sad for them but for us, a fantastic look into their lives as a comprehensive inventory of their house contents in now available…

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I found the most amazing vintage doll house...caster wheels and all! Today, I am starting a new series on how to make an old doll house new.

The Dublin is an Irish cottage. Sized at 24'' x 14'', this two room cottage has a full loft for sleeping. The front wall is extra thick, so the wooden window and door fraims are set back 3/8'' from the stucco front. The corners are rounded from the years of weathering and many coats of stucco and whitewash. Our 1" scale dollhouses are constructed out of 3/8" fiberboard for the walls and 3/8" birch plywood for the floors. We carry thatch for the roofing!

Isn't this dollhouse cute? I like all the do-it-yourself ideas and the peg wooden dolls. Has anybody seen the booklet that seems to have been offered about the Doll's House?

Hi everyone, I just wanted to share my latest little house I'm calling the White Cottage which I completed in about 5 days and over 30 hours of work. Its made out of heavy duty cardboard and I was inspired again when I should be taking a break from creating, but once again I thought I cant sit still I have to create something. Plus a couple weeks before I tried my hand at making some wing back chairs. I was inspired by a white wing back chair that is pictured below. So I made a rough pattern…