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Scene Around
Krazee emporium adds new life to an old kit
Cathy Foley welcomes us to Krazee Frazee’s, a project that saw the magic of friendship brush away the cobwebs on a long-held ambition
Spirit Hill village is the project of a lifetime
You might have seen Linda’s amazing Downton Abbey in DHW last April, but take a look at a very different scene that is just as full of personality and detail
Open House
Recovery was aided by Pat’s hospital project
After a hospital visit for a hip operation Pat was inspired to take the healthy option with a cottage hospital house full of incident
House Proud
Much work was needed to create this look of neglect
Susan’s abandoned house didn’t get this damaged by accident. She had to work on it with everything from a meat tenderiser to barbecue dust and dirt
Barkertom Court holds memories of friendship
Seventy rooms, 214 metres of copper tape and 10 transformers — that’s what happens when you go big. Sit back as Thomas Murray takes us on a tour
Sherlock creation was far from elementary
Hoping that her daughter would catch the miniatures bug, Sandy O’Grady came up with an ingenious plan that Sherlock Holmes would have been proud of
Wicked Queen’s house full of magical touches
Sheila Lester entered a contest and made what she has titled, The Wicked Queen’s Retirement Cottage. Let’s cautiously take a little peek inside
Dianne’s Victorian house is tribute to nan’s service
Dianne Hawks’ nan left her home in Suffolk to work in London as a kitchen maid when she was just 14. Now her story is remembered in miniature
Cottage Industry
Terri’s witches’ cottage full of wonderful ideas
Terri Como made a book of spells and potions as the starting point for a new scene. Turns out it was too big to fit in her busy display
Quick and Easy
Quick and easy
Sandra shares a roombox project that is full of memories
Dolls House World
Miniature showcase
Time to take a look at the Autumn produce from top makers
ETSY SHOP DIRECTORY
FIND DOLL’S HOUSE AND MINIATURE MAKERS IN THE
WHERE i WORK
WE TALK TO BEATRICE CORSINI OF PICCOLE TENTAZIONI ABOUT HER MINI LIFE IN ITALY
SMALL TALK
WE CHAT WITH MINIATURIST MARY BROADDUS
ROOM WITH A VIEW
Library speaks volumes for Jimmy’s talent
Jimmy Landers shares a look inside his newest finished miniature project, The Harville, a two-storey library with 4,000 handmade books filling the shelves
NOT SO HOUSE PROUD
Jem’s Place leaves its mark on Sandra
A run down building made from bits of cardboard is the first house Jill Emms’ has made but it certainly leaves a lasting impression
MINI MAKES
A mini coal box to accent your fireplace
David Hartshorn’s clever design for a coal box is easily made with the minimum of measuring using the patterns shown and step-by-step directions
Create a fun tiered cake for autumn
Sadie takes you step-by-step through the stages of making a tiered cake, fresh from the forest
Perfect pumpkins are such fun to make
It wouldn’t be autumn without a pretty orange pumpkin to brighten up a scene, so grab your polymer clay and follow Sadie step-by-step
Take your twine to make a witch’s broomstick
Here’s a quick fun project to make the sort of broomstick that every Halloween scene needs. Just rest it against the mantlepiece
Make some delicious looking toffee apples
Make some delicious looking miniature toffee apples in just a few minutes. These sweet treats are twelfth scale but you can convert to any scale you wish
BOX CLEVER
Susana’s clever crypt was a frightening challenge
Never mind the subject matter this detailed roombox, with a complicated fold-out display and many niches to fill, was simply scary to create
FESTIVAL REPORT
Kensington show returns with emotional reunions
When organiser Charlotte Stokoe opened the doors to let people into The Kensington Dollshouse Festival in September she couldn’t believe that it was actually happening
A LOOK AT LUNDBY
Cecile’s sixteenth love turned into obsession
Cecile’s interest in sixteenth scale has grown, she’s now bought and transformed eight houses and several extensions in this popular size
SMALL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Sherri’s box of delights might divide opinion
WHERE READERS SHARE PROJECTS THEY’RE PROUD OF, HOWEVER SMALL. EMAIL YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO RICHARD@ASHDOWN.CO.UK
Aquarium in a phone case
When I saw Kristine Lanigan’s aquarium on Facebook
Greatest fun is in the mini hunt for Lana
I’ve always thought it must be fun to