Furnishing a Doll's House

Miniature furniture has an appeal stretching back over centuries—even the Egyptians had dolls houses of fired clay. Along with some blocks of hardwood you’ll need a bandsaw with an 1/8-inch blade, a razor knife, glue and lots of patience. The drawings are on squared paper and can be enlarged to make full-size patterns. A one-twelfth scale is usual for dolls houses.
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