Today I am listing a lovely pair of dolls from JORDAN, a Tribal doll from ZIMBABWE and a doll from MEXICO. For more information, and more pictures of the dolls, please see the website. Thank you.
I will also show you a few photos of some of my first attempt at making my own dolls house furniture, which I made approximately fifteen to eighteen years ago.
I will also show you a few photos of some of my first attempt at making my own dolls house furniture, which I made approximately fifteen to eighteen years ago.
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JORDAN - (a pair of dolls)
Website Id: (Asia - Jordan - 007, 007A, 007B, 007C and 007D)
ZIMBABWE - (A Makishi Tribal doll)
Website Id: (Africa - Zimbabwe - 009, 009A and 009B)
MEXICO - (guitar player)
Website Id: (America - Mexico - 0021 and 0021A)
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My first attempt at making dolls house furniture, approximately fifteen to eighteen years ago. I made these in 1/16th. scale. I cut out all the pieces using a fret saw, (and I later had an electric scroll saw and band saw). My late husband fixed the lid onto the piano for me, and also the lid on the Davenport desk.. I carved the legs of the piano, the desk, the chair and the little table the owl is on, using a Stanley knife. I covered the piano keyboard with a free pattern out of a Dolls House magazine.
PIANO with lid open.
PIANO with lid closed.
DAVENPORT DESK with lid closed.
DAVENPORT DESK with lid and drawer open.
ORNAMENTAL OWL IN CASE, and TABLE.
The owl was originally a pencil topper,and the
black and gold edging strip around the
table was a decoration on an old handbag bought in a Jumble sale.
(The glass case with the owl in, lifts off the table.).
Carole.
ENJOY!
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