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  Construcrion advice
  By Carrie-Waltz
  

  Hi. everyone!
  I'm a newbie in doll house construction
  I had problems with making furniture, so my husband bought me a doweling jighttps://pickadvisor.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Woodstock-D4116-Doweling-Jig-review-300x300.jpg (don't know how to attach the image properly)
  He's sure I can use it, as it's helpful in his workshop
   
  Has anyone any experience using it?
  If not, maybe you like the idea
  
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  UK newbie
  By Dawnb
  

  Hi
  I live in Yorkshire in the UK. I'm hoping to do some basic refurbishment on my old Lundby dollshouse (1960s vintage). After that I want to build a Cotswold thatched cottage, based on one in a series of books by Miss Read. 
  I was wondering if there were any really good basic beginner books please? 
  I love sewing and knitting and one of the things I'm really looking forward to is making miniature textiles for both houses, given the era I think my Lundby needs a crochet afgan throw! I'm hoping to make rugs (started a French knot kit), patchwork quilts, cushions etc for the cottage. 
  I am restricted energy wise as I have ME/chronic fatigue which limits things a lot, so both projects will be very slow. 
  
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  Hello Everyone!
  By FurMama
  

  Good morning, not sure I am putting this in the right place or the right way but here goes. I got addicted to minis eons ago drooling over pictures in a Miles Kimball catalog. My dad finally built me a little shadow box thinking that would cure me not! That was followed by a Pepperwood Farm. I have 4 'completed' (nothing is ever really finished is it?) and several Greenleaf kits that will be bashed one day into a village. 
  
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  Hi there, virgin dollhouse maker here!
  By Libby Clough
  

  Hi everyone,
  I have just started my very first dollhouse for my two daughters.  It is the Fairfield Dollhouse 1/2 size. I'm so excited that I want to rush in and I know I need to be more patient!  
  A question I have is that I have read people use hot guns to glue the wooden pieces together but others use Aleene's tacky glue. Which one is better? It seems I'm making a bit of a mess with the glue gun... so I'm wondering if tacky glue is smoother and easier to manage?
  Thanks for your advice!
  Libby
  
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  Newbie!
  By Jackie Kerner
  

  Just wanted to introduce myself here! When I was 10, I got a Willowcrest Kit for Christmas. My dad was supposed to help me put it together... It is still in the box almost 30 years later. I’m looking forward to putting it together with my daughters. We’re going for a subtly haunted look.