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1 READY TO USE Doll House Miniature STAINED GLASS WINDOWS FOR HAND COLORING Ed Sibbitt First edition, 1979, intact complete and uncut,

Decorate your dollhouse with selections from these 145 stained glass windows, all in the standard 1 to 1 dollhouse size, drawn by a well-known artist and stained glass designer. All the designs are printed on translucent paper, so once colored and mounted, they produce a beautiful stained glass effect. You can use markers, crayons, pencils, acrylics, watercolors, tempera, or oil paints. Color one side or both sides in different colors for a rich effect. Instructions are included on the inside covers. Most of the designs are Victorian, the most popular dollhouse style, but some Art Deco and Federal windows are also included. Many of the windows have repeat patterns, so rooms or whole houses can be matched. For tiny windows or specific needs, you can cut many of the windows in two, since most of the patterns are symmetrical. Designs for dollhouse door panels, fan lights, and transoms are also featured. These designs can also be used for display boxes and small craft projects.

2 Making dolls’ House interiors

miniature furniture decor doors upholstery window coverings

A room-by-room guide to decorating, furnishing and accessorising your 1/12 scale dolls’ house in a range of period styles, complete with essential advice on materials and tools, expert tips on authentic period detail, full-sized plans and complete instructions, with detailed line drawings and superb colour photographs”, “A charming English style–and attitude–infuses this book selects eight rooms and decorates them according to eight different design periods, from a medieval scullery to a very modern kitchen. Their methods are both novel and fairly easy to accomplish

3 Miniature Room Settings book Helen Ruthberg, 1978,

172 pages… From the basic box and necessary tools and equipment down to the unique features that really make it yours balconies, bay windows, personalized birhtday or anniversary rooms or your own art studio restaurant or needlework shop this is the book that…used, pages are intact, shows some shelf wear

4 Creating Ceramic Miniatures book Carla & John Kenny 1979,

214 pages, Techniques and Inspiration for making miniature tableware, figures, ornaments, scenes, animals birds and all sorts of pottery pots, vases, and bowls.  450 Photographs, 100 drawings, 24 colour plates,

Condition , NO RIPS, NO TEARS, BINDING TIGHT and intact with no loose pages, one page had a ruler measure on it and it has been neatly cut and laminated, bottom edge of the front cover has some peeling of the cover coating, no writing

5 Contemporary Miniature Room Settings book Helen Ruthberg, 1980,

300 patterns, 224 pages… Contemporary Miniature Room Settins shows you how to create perfect replicas of today’s furnishings-from stark ultramodern to eclectic to downright homey! Precise instructions guide the craftsperson in making fine porcelain, handwoven baskets, macrame planters, carved ivory figurines, silverware, minute…used, pages are intact, shows some shelf wear

6 Miniatures Big Book Dolls For 18th Century Dollhouse vintage patterns 1981 

For all those who build, collect or make miniatures! Patterns include: Colonial Wing chair, A Little Family for your doll house, Doll table and chair set, Doll house curtains, Crochet a bedspread and knit an afghan, mini quilt. Dolls for 18th century dollhouse,  56 pages, magazine