The outside.
Close-up of the roof showing the drainage system. Somebody forgot the pumpkin on the roof and the mice are having a feast.
Imagine having to make a fire to boil all your whites clean.
The scullery door from the inside.
I used moldings to disguise the join as much as possible.
Glimpse of the scullery from the kitchen. You can read more about the dollhouse here.
Elga
8 comments:
WONDERFUL! Excellent work. Thank You for sharing.
Dear Elga,
What a nice doll house. I still remember my mother doing the laundry by cooking a fire.
Regards Dorien
Hello Elga,
Your work just blows me away. The exterior is so perfect and so true, down to the last detail. As for the scullery, I swear those pictures look exactly like pictures of real period rooms. Not only to you have all the dtails down, but you organize and place them all just perfectly. I love your work so much. it's always a pleasure.
Big hug,
Giac
What a wonderful room! I love the veranda! :D
I like the structure of your dollhouse. The scullery is very nice with many details.
Kiss Faby
I love the veranda but I have to tell you a secret, Grandma isn't out there shelling peas!
she took the radio from upstairs and is doing the Jitterbug to Tommy Dorsey
just thought you ought to know :)
Love
Marisa
sorry I've been watching Fred and Ginger movies again :)
Hi Elga,
Your scullery is so period-perfect! Great job on all the little details.
Best,
John
Wonderful! Thanks for showing it---
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