Mini Doll house

Made by gluing together Popsicle sticks, this post-ice-pop house is the perfect craft for kids to make.

A blog about doll houses, interior design, architecture, furniture and miniatures.

Not all miniatures are made out of balsa wood. Materials for miniature building include Gatorfoam, sheet styrene and MDF.

A dollhouse is an important part of many childhoods. There are adult collectors as well. Constructing dollhouses and other miniature structures is a common hobby and many commercially produced fixtures such as doors and windows are available. As with many crafting hobbies though, creating your own pieces is part of ...

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Not sure how to paint a dollhouse? Then check out this guide to get the low down on everything from choosing a color to assembling your tools to learning tried-and-true dollhouse painting tips..

I have not had a computer this week and, shortly after I have uploaded this, I will not have a computer / internet connection until Wednesday, 6th March. Everyone who has been leaving me comments a…

Dimensions: 17"W x 11"D x 13 3/4"H

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Use these ideas for dollhouse miniature lamps and lighting projects for beginners. Get inspired to explore making your own working dollhouse lights.

Here is a demonstration of a method I use when building realistic architectural models. It is a time-saving way of building a stable, solid wall whenever one needs a ‘real’ wall thickne…

I am intimidated by installing large hinges that hold dollhouse panel walls (I'm always convinced the hinges will never support the weight of the wood wall!). So I usually avoid anything to do with hinges. But small hinges I can manage! Well, with glue assistance anyway. This is just a quick blog entry regarding small hinges. Attaching a door to hinges is easy if you glue them in place first: Got all my necessary supplies. Glue is on the edges of the hinge (keep it away from the working…

Find out how to check the common dollhouse scales (1:6, 1:12, 1:16, 1:24 and 1:48) and find out which scale you have.

This tutorial will show you how a tiny canterbury for sheet music or magazines is made. It's a relatively simply job, although some parts are tiny and will challenge even the steadiest of hands.