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14 GoodAbout Lily_Isle
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Gender
Female
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Location
Portland, OR
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Interests
Early-Late Victorian period, shabby-chic, OOAK, steampunk
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Dollhouse Building Experience
Two
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Real Name
Suzzanne
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Country
United States
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1/2 Scale Petite Properties: Hobgoblin Hall
Lily_Isle commented on kellyannmo's gallery image in Members' Gallery
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The Haunted Heritage in Miniature Collector
Lily_Isle commented on otterine's gallery image in Members' Gallery
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Greenleaf's Seventh Annual Spring Fling Contest
Lily_Isle replied to Mini Man's topic in Site Information & Feedback
Well, being that I always seem to find new, exciting projects to work on especially when my current project is giving me fits (most normal people might call that being a perpetual procrastinator) I'm almost positive my husband is going to wiggle his secret dollhouse-sensing antennae, give me that evil, "you're-building-another-dollhouse-aren't- you" look, and if I manage to survive said look, I may be convinced to give it a go ;-) But! I have to move first, so after June 1 is when I can decide if I want to get serious or not! (I know I should probably order the kit now and save money, but that would mean I AM serious...) -
Greenleaf's Seventh Annual Spring Fling Contest
Lily_Isle replied to Mini Man's topic in Site Information & Feedback
Why does this happen to me? Why does GL make such awesome kits? Sigh. I have two other houses to finish and no track record of being quick about any of it. But...I have such a fun idea... -
I originally wanted to do stairs to the tower in the tower section (I modified the roof to accomodate access to the third floor.) The dimensions are 3 x 3, which translates to 6 x 6 (in real square feet) and works great for a traditional, narrow, spiral staircase. If you are coming all the way from the bottom floor you'll have to modify where the front door goes, and where the door to the bedroom goes, and you'll have to ignore how anyone in your mini-land manages to get their heavy furniture up to the second and third floors ;) I still haven't figured out my stairs quandary - I built a circular stair to go in another part of the house, but the house is now telling me she wants to expand a little bit, and I am seriously thinking about building an add-on stair tower...ahem. But don't tell her that. She has been lovingly packed into a box until I move next month, but it sure is amazing how once she went in the box she got that much louder.
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Thanks Sandie! The stairs are actually part of a double spiral stair that rises from the bottom floor. I have to move these out a bit from the back wall to get enough height clearance (we can't have our little dolls bumping their heads on the cieling, now can we?) but I think that will make the look more dramatic. Also, I'm removing the third floor in this area for a vaulted ceiling. Can't wait to see your Fairfield and your ideas!
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