Dolls House and Miniature Scene | January 2023
From seeing in the new year in small scale with Sadie Brown as she celebrates Kathleen Holmes’ new year scenes, to looking at the wonderful idea of bottled gardens in terrariums with Dene Bebbington, we have plenty to get the year ahead off to a cracking start, if you’ve been looking for some new ideas.
For those who love to explore architecture, Deb Weissler looks at Mark Turpin’s custom suburban home which has grand proportions.
It could certainly be viewed as a dream house! Still looking at dolls houses themselves, we travel to the mountains and find a cottage steeped in Eastern European folklore and what an ornate cottage this is!
Also, Moi Ali takes us with her as she moves house – and all her mini houses too! A diffi cult task for any miniaturist, to transport all of their prized possessions, so Moi gives her top tips on making a move the
smoothest it can be.
The top tips and advice continue with Bea Broadwood of Petite Properties and Ruth Flewelling Lesbirel, we know how much you value their words, so we’ll make sure they continue throughout the year!
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Dolls House and Miniature Scene January 2023.