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Thanks Liz. The bathroom suite is carved out of sandstone.

Thanks Brooke.

Thanks Tom.

Thanks Helene.

Thanks Shannon.

Thanks Connor, glad you like it.

Thanks, glad you like it. The windows are acrylic glass (Plexiglas, Perspex, etc.). I created the stained-glass designs with Photoshop and had them printed onto self-adhesive clear vinyl by a signwriting company. Then I stuck the vinyl onto the acrylic. I printed the designs at a few different densities (by changing the intensity of the colour) and used the ones that looked the most like stained-glass when on the acrylic. As it was such a small area of printing it was not very expensive. I hope that helps.

Yes. Thanks.

@@tbiowa9977 if you tint ModPodge with some colored marker (color the marker inside a plastic container then add the glue) you can put the glue on the section of window you want that color, and the glue dries clear leaving the tint but a little textured. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-30YH70731mE.html Some people use nail polish, or model paint, or alcohol markers.

@@tbiowa9977 or the very beginning of this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9nOm_4pcf2I.html Also I saw one person make a Tiffany inspired lamp with clear plastic for the glass, and lace, they colored the lace black for the leading. The pattern was like a bunch of tiny circles like bubbles. Then they put a yellow dot in one circle, red dots around it to make a flower. Made more flowers and some green leaves and it was very convincing. You could make a bunch of grapes too pretty easy that way. Maybe find laser cut paper you like and color that dark, fill in the gaps with color

Hi Aleen, the bathroom suite was carved out of sandstone and painted with several coats of polyurethane. The taps are made out of cup hooks and beads.

Thanks Marie. I did consider more period accurate kitchen appliances (a fridge with legs and an evaporator on top, and an AGA stove), but I wanted to make sure they’d be recognisable to the kids using the dollshouse. So I like to think the kitchen was refitted sometime in the 50s.

No, I’m not building to sell at the moment. Maybe one day.

No, Barbies are too big, I’m afraid. This house is 1:12 scale while Barbies are about 1:6 scale, so they’re about twice the height they should be to fit.