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This 1:12 dollhouse was for sale at Peg's Dollhouses in the summer of 2014. She thought it was built by Jim Marcus, but I sent him the photos and he said it's not one of his. One telltale sign is that the carving was done with routers, not by hand. I never found out who built the house, but I held on to the pictures.

See this thread:
 

I've been doing counted cross stitch (and occasionally needlepoint) since 1995. A few years ago I ran out of wall space so I started focusing on petit point instead of life sized pieces. Here are some of them.

Since half scale furniture can be hard to come by, I thought I'd start an album for some of my finds.

Years ago, I got a bunch of mini bottles and bar equipment intending to build a bar for a contest. I never made the bar and never entered the contest, but still had all these bottles! In August 2014 I picked up a bar for $15 at a flea market so I can finally put those accessories to good use. The bar will go in a Chaplin Roombox made by Victoria Miniland.
I started working on this project in December 2017. More details on my blog: http://www.emilymorganti.com/blog/?tag=blackbird-bar

Inspired by a photo I saw years ago in Nutshell News of a "double McKinley", I'm building two Victoriannas (the half scale McKinley) back to back. Follow my progress at: http://www.emilymorganti.com/blog/?tag=greenleaf-victorianna

I made this roombox in 2014 to showcase my Hallmark ornament stove and sink. The breadbox roombox was purchased on clearance from my local mini shop. The stove and fridge aren't quite to scale, so I scratch built the kitchen cabinets to fit them.

More details and pictures are on my blog: http://www.emilymorganti.com/blog/?tag=breadbox-roombox

Finally! After seven years in progress!

More pictures and "how-to" info can be found on my website: http://www.emilymorganti.com/dollhouse

In 2005 I started building the Westville as part of a Greenleaf community build. Then I got a new job that kept me really busy, and got sucked in by half scale, and I never finished the poor Westville. I needed the space and ended up re-homing the partially finished house. These pictures show what state it was in when I handed it off. (Note: As of April 2015 the Westville is looking for a new home - located in Northern California - see this thread for details: http://www.greenleafdollhouses.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=37358 )

This is a half scale "Infinite Possibilities Porch" kit. I'm calling it the Twilight Porch because the gray colors plus the shadow the roof casts on the porch makes it look dusky. (More so in my workroom than in these pictures taken outside in natural light!)