SallyG

I loved the Fairfield design so much I decided to make another one!! I did hardwood flooring, tin ceilings, cloth plaster ceilings, beadboard in the bathroom, baseboard, crown moldings, and custom stair posts. The ceilings are either painted "tin" ceilings, or a plaster cloth ceiling.  The interior doors are custom copies of doors from the old house I lived in as a kid. The front door is a copy of the front door of my grandmothers old victorian house. The parlor and dining room have a herringbone pattern floor. The porch roof is a simulated "tin" roof, while the house roof is individual shakes finished to look like slate. The brickwork is egg carton bricks. The exterior finish is part siding and part plaster cloth to simulate a stucco finish. The underside of the porch ceiling is a beadboard painted pale blue, while the floor is hardwood painted grey. I decided against finishing the attic and instead gave it a traditional attic finish...rafters and newsprint. 
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I finally decided to break down and buy the Garfield Dollhouse! After 30+ years of building houses! I have done many Greenleaf dollhouses.

This 1/2" scale furniture was all made from art board and cardstock, with jewelry findings for hardware.

This house and furniture were done for my nieces to play with. The furniture is a great value and the pieces are charming done up in a beautiful array of colors!

These are some of the final pics of the Mary Kay. It will be renamed soon, and there are still some small details to be done.

I will be posting more pics of the house as more things are completed....

This is a dollhouse built from plans. I fell in love with the design and HAD to have it.

Here are the long promised pics of my finished Madison. I haven't furnished it...I am thinking it will probably be donated to the annual Hospital silent auction. I have donated several houses to them over the years.