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Dolls' House Fireplaces & Stoves (Guild of Master Craftsman) written by Patricia King Studio : Guild of Master Craftsman Publications Ltd by Guild of Master Craftsman Publications Ltd Publisher : Guild of Master Craftsman Publications Ltd Released : 1999-08 Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days Number of Items : 1 EAN : 9781861081056 Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 1 review)
List Price : $10.95 Our Price : $19.97
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54 pages in color & 36 b/w illustrations! Use inexpensive objects and very basic tools to craft realistic-looking, miniature stoves and fireplaces. From garage-sale treasures to recycled grocery packaging, you'll be amazed by the range of supplies that can be used to finish a dolls' house with style and authenticity. Transform several small picture frames into an ornate Victorian fireplace with a mantel. A small plastic bottle forms the perfect basis for a cooking stove, and a lipstick tube can become a portable heater. There are also plenty of suggestions for making accessories such as fire irons, mantel clocks, and pots and pans. Full-color photographs, materials lists, and detailed instructions and diagrams make it easy for any dolls' house enthusiast to get right to work. Trim size: 5 7/8 x 8 1/4. |
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Another winner from Patricia King. |
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As usual, Patricia King offers brilliant alternatives to buyingexpensive, British imports. Her stoves and fireplaces, made from foundobjects and very cheap supplies, are masterpieces. This highly creative book is beautifully photographed and a worthy addition to three others written by Ms. King: 1) 'Making Dolls' House Furniture', 2) 'Making Victorian Dolls' House Furniture' and 3) 'Dolls' House Bathrooms-Lots of Little Loos'. She also made a do-it-yourself video, but I haven't seen it yet. Another great book of this type is 'Making Period Dolls' House Accessories' by Andrea Barham. Her beautiful lighting fixtures can be wired for small-scale illumination. Many of the pieces shown are perfect complements to Patricia King's Victorian and Art Nouveau designs. None of the handmade collector items in these books are toys and all are too delicate for children to play with. |
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