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Greetings. I am excited to be a part of a minatures community. I have worked on several dollhouses in my "many" years but I have recently started creating furnishings, as well. So far I have made a refrigerator, complete with crisper drawer and "glass" shelves and am most of the way through a Hoosier Cabinet. I will be posting pictures of my creations when I have a chance. I am also working on creating a model of the home I grew up in.

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Awesome! Welcome to the forum! :D

What scale do you work in? I’m looking forward to seeing your frig and other creations. You can start an album after you’ve made five posts.

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I primarily work in 1:12 scale, it all depends on the situation. I also make fashion doll scale appliances, etc. I am making the  model of my family home from scratch. I would like to make the flour sifter for the Hoosier cabinet but haven't quite figured it out.

I look forward to being active on the site.

Thank you all for the welcome.

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For small scale you could make the sifter box from heavy aluminum foil, like one of those disposable baking or roasting pans, and a wire and bead for the crank handle.  Netting sprayed silver would work for the screen.

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I recently purchased a tiny sifter for my cupboard!  It was handmade, similar to how Holly described.  I think it was a very thin metal, though- not actually foil.  I put it away since I am not quite ready with the room box...but I will have to dig it out a take a pic for you - it's adorable!!  :D

 

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We spent yesterday at the Naval Air Museum.  One of my very favorite exhibits is the one of Pensacola in July, 1943, and the house with a furnished living room and kitchen.  The Hoosier cabinet in their kitchen is enameled steel, and the sifter pulls out; the wooden ones I've seen have the sifter tip forward to load it with flour.

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