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PROJECTdye powders. The amount of paint you add cup it does not usu- Beach item ideasto water in the bottom of the cup is your ally have a solid colour.own choice. I put about 1/4” of water in There will be light and •Tiny sea shells and piecesthe bottom of the cup and then add about dark spots. I wanted this¼ teaspoon of paint. Mix this well. Place look. You can also tie of coralyour T-shirt square in the mixture. Keep the dye the fabric with paintsfabric crunched up but be sure the square and the included photos •Beach pails and flip flopsis completely covered. Add more paint or illustrate this process. •Wooden palm tree or otherwater depending on the colour value you I also experimentedwant to achieve. Remember that the colour with food colouring and each symbolsappears darker when it is wet. I let this dry coloured drinks. None ofin the cup overnight. If it is not dry in the these products are truly •Polynesian mask (This was amorning just take it out and place it on wax permanent dyes, but that is not needed forpaper and let it air dry. The fabric might be this scene. So feel free to experiment. button and I cut off the loop ona little stiff. Just iron it flat. the back) To add text to the shirts Because the fabric is scrunched in the the hole and add a couple drops of glue to Step 1: For each t-shirt you want to secure it to the T-shirt. include in your scene you will need a card Step 3: Centre the t-shirt on the card form. Follow the pattern and cut them out. template and carefully pull the excess to Cut out a T-shirt using the pattern but allow the back and glue it to the back of the card 3/8” allowance around the outside of the template. Around the neck and underarms pattern. This extra fabric will be glued on you will have to clip the fabric to allow it to the back of the card template. fit around the template. Complete as many Step 2: Cut out the hole in the front of t-shirts as you wish. the shirt where the slogan will be placed. Step 4: Complete your store window with Create your slogans and cut them out. additional signage and other items that Each paper slogan must be 3/8” larger than reflect a beach atmosphere. the hole on all side. Slip the slogan into We all love to buy t-shirts as memories of our holidays and Surfer John has a won- derful selection for all the tourists. DHW D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D OCTOBER 2015 51

PROJECTWReINalDsOtaWinSed-glassVera Blair shares her technique for stained-glasswindows that are perfect for a Tudor home, oldchurch, or other house By Vera BlairM aking real stained- to doll’s house size. Most of when cutting and grinding glass the coloured insets, simple blue, glass windows for the panels are of clear window and sawing wood. green, red, and yellow look your doll’s house glass with randomly spaced best. A typical Tudor pattern seems like a lot of panels of coloured glass. These was to use random colouredtrouble, and it does take time. are all the same shape and diamond accents and simpleHowever, once you’ve taken easy to work with. Other pat- clear window glass for the rest.the time and energy to make terns include simple squaresand furnish an authentic Tudor and rectangles. Step 1: Choose a simple Step 3: Begin cutting yourdoll’s house, you will find plastic design for your window. diamond-shaped glass panes.windows no longer suitable. Always wear safety glasses Diamond panes are authentic If you use a template (availableNothing can match the brilliance Tudor design. Drawing your pat- at hobby shops in the engineer-of real coloured, leaded glass. YOU’LLneed tern on graph paper will ensure ing section), all your diamondThe designs can and should that your lines are straight and shapes will be exactly alike.be very simple, and the pieces n Safety glasses your angles accurate. Draware large enough to be worked n Coloured glass— the pattern so that the finishedcomfortably. glass will fit snugly into the simple reds, greens, opening of your window. A win- However, some consider- blues, and yellows dow frame will cover the spaceations must be applied for doll’s look best between the wall and the glass.house sized windows. Since the n Clear window glassglass is thicker than plastic win- n T-square Step 2: Choose the glass. Fordows, the thickness of the doll’s n Copper foilhouse walls should be not less n Lead-free solderthan . inch. The glass windows n Fluxwill be glued into the window n Glass cutterspace so that they fit snugly. n Glass grinderA wooden frame will then be n Window cleanerglued around the window on n Soldering ironthe inside and the outside. We n Wood trim from awill use the copper foil method home improvementof stained glass. store, sold by the foot n Wood glue After much research I n Hot glue gundesigned glass patterns so n Mitre boxthat they resemble authentic n Small sawTudor designs but are adapted n Wood stain52 OCTOBER 2015 D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D

PROJECTA note on the materialsThere is nothing intrinsically difficult about working withstained glass and the method we use for making the realleaded glass windows for doll’s houses is very simple. A fewmaterials and supplies are required. A glass cutter can bevery simple and cheap (around £4) or more elaborate forabout £15 at DIY stores or hobby shops. A soldering ironmade spe- cifically for leaded glass is a must. Some hobby stores carry a basic assortment of coloured and clear glass. A pair of running pliers for breaking the score line and gro- zing pliers (for nibbling tiny edges from the glass) are the basic sup- plies to get you started cutting glass. For the copper foil method of stained glass, which we do here, a glass grinder is needed to smooth the edges of the glass.The edges of broken glass are very sharp, so be extra care-ful and keep a box of band-aids on hand. This is the mostexpensive tool you’ll use for glass work. You’ll need safetyglasses for cutting and grinding glass. Step 8: Glue the glass panel in place. Glue a frame to the into place. A hot glue inside wall of the win-Also needed is copper foil. Copper foil tape is available gun works well for dow also. this, as shown in the Step 9: The finishedin rolls of various widths and various coloured backings. For photo at the top of window. A set of these the page. It should windows in your Tudorclear glass that is to be patinaed black, we use the black- fit very snugly into home will be spectacu- the opening. Cut lar! It seems like a lotbacked copper foil because the inside of the tape can be a mitred frame for of trouble, but the effort the glass. This will is well worth the endseen through the clear glass. The lead lines may also be left help hold the panel result. DHWin their natural silver colour, but look better patinaed black.Foil is also available in copper and silver backing. I use 7/32”wide foil and trim a bit from the foil with scissors to make it abit narrower.Flux is necessary to clean the oxidation from copper foilso that the solder will join two pieces of glass together. Fluxis available both in liquid form and paste. I prefer the liquidbecause it is easier to clean off the glass.Solder is sold in rolls. It comes in various combinations of Soldering basicstin and lead and lead free. I always use the lead-free solder It’s amazing how much the simple skill of soldering can enhance the work in many phases of making miniatures.for safety reasons. You don’t want to be breathing solder Soldering is a way of joining lead, tin, copper, brass, and zinc together with solder, which becomes liquid at fairly low tem-fumes, so a fan is a big help. peratures. It does not fuse the metals like high temperature welding does. There are few basic tools required: a solderingFor finishing, a glass polishing compound may be used iron with a flat tip, a stand for the iron, a roll of solder (I use lead-free solder for safety reasons), flux, and patina, whichbut is not necessary. comes in various finishes.This list of basic supplies will get you started for small The metals to be joined must be clean. Flux is painted onto the surface of the metal to remove any oxidation, whichglass projects as well as large projects. The method of work- would prevent the metals from sticking together. Very little flux must be used, or it will spatter. The soldering iron is heateding with glass is the same for all projects. until solder becomes liquid when touched to the tip of the iron. A drop of solder is held to the metals to be joined withStep 4: Use a T-square to align and paint with a bit of flux. the soldering iron for a second or two and removed. The liq-your pieces of glass. Step 6: Solder the foiled piec- uid solder quickly becomes solid and a joint is formed.Step 5: Wrap copper foil es into place. Do both front andaround the glass panes. I use back of the panel.7/32” black backed copper foil Step 7: Paint the solder withand trim a fraction of a millime- black patina to give it an agedtre from the foil. Smooth the foil appearance. D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D OCTOBER 2015 53

PROJECTmake a lovelyBLUEBERRY CAKERobin Brady-Boxwell uses polymerclay and real blueberry seeds tocreate her latest sweet treat By Robin Brady-BoxwellT he blueberry seed Step 1: Combine equal parts yellow until well blended. Press ten the clay 5/16” high. (If using cake mix is extremely translucent and white polymer the clay flat on your tile and a pasta machine, roll clay on versatile and can clay with a pinch of ochre and sprinkle with blueberry seeds. the thickest setting and stack be used to make your layers until 5/16” high).several different types of cake. YOU’LLneedSubstitute the blueberries Crush a piece of aluminiumon top with strawberries, n Polymer clay in foil and roll the foil into a ball.cherries, pecans, or walnuts. translucent, white, Gently tap the foil on your workYou can also make a fruitcake ochre, yellow, blue, surface to flatten one side. Useor a chocolate chip cake with plum and black (I used the flat side of the foil to texturechocolate glaze! The tools and FIMO) the top of the cake, taking carematerials list includes blueberry not to distort the shape.seeds. These are commonly n Artist chalk pastels insold for soap-making supplies ochre and burnt Step 2: Fold the seeds into theand can easily be found online sienna clay and mix well, adding moreor in any store that sells soap- seeds until they become clearlymaking supplies. n Oil paint in blue and visible in the clay. This is your red blueberry cake mix. n Blueberry seeds Step 3: Place a small slab of Step 4: Using a round clay n 1” round clay cutter cake mix on your tile and use cutter, cut a cake and remove n Paintbrush your rolling pin or brayer to flat- excess clay. n Cocktail sticks Step 5: Texture the side of n Small rolling pin or the cake with the crushed alu- minium foil. brayer Step 6: Scrape a small amount n Pin of each chalk pastel onto the n Translucent Liquid tile and, using a dry paintbrush, colour the cake with ochre Sculpey (TLS) chalk. n Aluminium foil Step 7: Repeat Step 6 with n Gloss varnish (such as the burnt sienna chalk, only this time use a blotting motion to DecoArt Triple Thick) n Thin razor or flat blade n Spare household tile with a smooth surface to use as a workspace and for baking54 OCTOBER 2015 D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D

PROJECT blended. This is your fresh blueberry mix. Roll out a thin, 2-mm-thick snake and cut off small specks. Roll each speck in the palm of your hand to cre- ate a round blueberry. You will need 40-50 blueberries for this project, depending how small you make them. For added realism, I used a pin to poke tiny holes in at least half the blueberries. Bake the blueberries on the tile at 230 degrees for 7–10 minutes, let cool, and set aside.avoid covering the ochre entirely Step 11: Cover the top of the Step 13: Dip the cocktail stickuntil it looks like the photo at cake with the glaze and use into the puddle of blueberrythe bottom of the page. your cocktail stick to drag the glaze and randomly dot and glaze over the edge and slightly dash the inside of the cake and Step 10: Use a cocktail stick down the side. the sides of each slice. This to mix a speck of blue and red simulates the effect of blueberry oil paint until it looks like blue- Step 12: Cover the glazed juice in the cuts of the cake. berry juice. Add a quarter-size cake and slices with blueber- Use a light touch and make puddle of TLS and stir well. ries, making sure the holes are some dots and dashes slightly This is your blueberry glaze and visible. larger than others. juice. Step 14: Bake your cake and slices directly on the tile in aStep 8: Using a thin, sharp preheated 230-degree ovenblade, cut a wedge from the for 15 minutes, or according tocake. Cut the wedge into equal the manufacturer’s directionsslices no larger than 3/16” wide. for your polymer clay. Then,Holding the cake and slices remove your tile from the ovengently so as not to distort the and allow the cake to coolshape, use a pin to texture the before moving on to the finalinside of the cake and one side step.of each slice. (Texture both Step 15: When the cake andsides of each slice if you plan to slices are completely cool, usedisplay your slices in an upright a paintbrush to cover the blue-position). berries with your gloss varnish (I used Triple Thick). Allow theStep 9: Mix two parts blue, TIP: Baking the blueber- cake to dry, then sign and datetwo parts plum, and one part ries alone, before add- the bottom of the cake with anblack polymer clay until well ing them to the cake in ultra-fine Sharpie marker. Steps 10-12, helps pre- vent distortion, but you Now your cake is done! can bake them with the Above is a photo of cake if you choose. the completed Blueberry cake surrounded by several other blue- berry desserts as part of my Blueberry Explosion series. Enjoy! DHW D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D OCTOBER 2015 55

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LOOKING AT LUNDBYAnneli recreates hershabby chic styleOne collector tells Sandra how she achievedher favourite look in a new home filled withtiny treasures hoarded over the years By Sandra HardingA nneli Wahlstedt used Anneli bought for herself as a to live in a home Christmas present. decorated in her favourite shabby chic Being new, it meant thatstyle. she could decorate some of the floors and walls with She left it behind when adhesive plastic, scrapbookshe moved house, but loved paper and a place mat priorthe style so much she wanted to assembly. The exceptionsto recreate it in miniature. were the bedroom, bathroomThe result was a 1/16th scale and the kitchen/living room,Lundby Smaland house that which she left as they were. You should understand that Anneli has been a col- lector and hoarder for many years, so she was already well- equipped when it came to decorating and furnishing her new home. Mind you, some of the furniture was given the shabby chic Anneli treatment as you can see, to such lovely effect. Anneli has listed the items in each room for you, , and I liked the idea so much, I have left it almost as she wrote it. In the bedroom there is a non-working lamp made from two thin brass candlesticks on top of each other, topped with a lampshade from a friend. The bedside tables were twelfth scale and Anneli58 OCTOBER 2015 D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D

removed the back to trans- houses are kept, as he would used for some of the jars and charms from necklaces.form them. The aquarium is play with all the tiny little bottles, and a small crochet In the craft room, the tallLundby, but filled with lace, things for sure. doily becomes the carpet.a metal frame and other tiny white chest of drawers, stool,things to replace the fish. In the bathroom there is In the hallway there are chair, bedside table are allThe Eiffel tower, camera and a tub found in a gift pack- several things found online or Lundby. There is a black-oval frames are charms, the age for shower gel, and the at flea markets. The window board and chalk, a paintingword “home” is a fridge mag- tiny pink towels are made of frame is made from matches, of Paris in front, and a diningnet, and the round sign is a microfiber cloth. The decora- which Anneli painted white room shelf without china andcoaster. tive screens in the window and then made shabby. The drawers. To make it creative, and in front of the door are big white angel and the oval Anneli has added an oversized In the kitchen the chair parts from an old bracelet. painting are Christmas deco- tube of white paint and a pen-fabric has been replaced, The corner cabinet, lamp and rations, the mustang plate is cil. She added books and cre-and many of the items have table are Lundby and the lad- from an old bicycle, and the ated the word ‘Joy’ from tinybeen bought online and at der is Barton. Tiny pearls are birdcage and carousel are beads. Right at the back is afairs - the cake on the table, twelfth scale sewing machine,the pillows and cake boxes for which looks just right in thisinstance. The poster is a card lovely 1/16th scale setting;from a coffee shop and the now that’s perspective at itsbrick wall is made from sheets best.meant for model railwaybuildings. The Paris road sign In every photograph Ion the door is a magnet, and can spot other delightful lit-underneath it is a charm. tle touches and bits of non- sense, including earrings, On the top floor there is a lovely beads and posters,cat sitting on the sofa. He is and so much more. Annelicalled Ozzy, and is a replica has certainly managed to getcat made from a photograph the right look, and cleverlysent to the maker. In Anneli’s managed to make it look easy“real” world, Ozzy is not (yeah right) in this perfectlyallowed in the room where her charming house. DHW D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D OCTOBER 2015 59

HISTORICAL SCENESPharaoh’sCourtTravel back in time to the ancientworld of Egyptian royalty with thisscene full of felines and jewelsBy T.A. GozeskiPHOTOGRAPHY BY T.A. GOZESKIT he world of the ancient Egyptians the inherent symmetry and logic of their gods, of which there were many, were exerts a powerful fascination over works, beliefs, and accomplishments. believed to have skin and bones made of young and old alike. Western gold. Their use of beautiful pigments and civilisation is still young after This take on an ancient Egyptian colours to enhance their art and jewellerytwo thousand years compared with the royal reception court is the realisation of also drew me to do a royal scene in orderthree-thousand-year-old civilisation of a longtime wish of mine to create a little to include a multitude of items. EachEgyptians, whose accomplishments still bit of this period for myself. The single colour had a symbolic aspect to them, astake one’s breath away. When I was catalyst for my finally attempting and well as the artistic considerations, whichvery young myself I somehow came completing it? Shiny metallic gold craft gave a further level of meaning to the fin-across this magnificent era of history paint! Having this inexpensive supply ished object or painting.and have been fascinated ever since. I started me on the road to the splendourslove their clean and elegant style and of a pharaoh. For the walls of the chamber I choseremarkable innovations, from the lives a golden citrus textured cardstock toof the commoners to the Pharaoh and Gold was considered by the ancient give the look of plastered and paintedhis court. I am drawn to the beauty and Egyptians to be a divine, eternal, and walls. The flooring, again, is textured indestructible metal. It was associated cardstock, but in a deep terracotta shade. with the brilliance of the sun, and their All borders, trims, and wall paintings I added are prints of designs rendered from authentic sources of ancient Egyptian designs. I also added a few ceramic tiles and square glass beads into the setting to reflect royal opulence. The Pharaoh’s throne was a special find; it is actually a trinket box, and the detailing and scale are accurate. I designed and executed the columned dais myself. The top, the bottom, and the columns were unfinished wood. I sanded and applied primer to each, then applied several coats of the gold paint. I applied the prints using the basic decoupage method with Elmer’s Glue-All white ABOVE: The completed box. LEFT: The honoured cats of the court.60 OCTOBER 2015 D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D

HISTORICAL SCENESglue and water. The final touch was a I cannot put into words how sublime ABOVE: The Pharaoh’s throne, whichstamped brass Egyptian emblem painted it was for me to add royal court cats to is actually a decorated trinket box. Thegold for the base. this scene. Egyptians were the first peo- emblem on the base is a brass emblem ple known to keep cats as pets. The earli- painted gold. It was a challenge for me to create est written mention dates from 2100 B.C.the royal fans. Simple wood dowels were The Egyptians probably tamed African Who knows—it may even have been onecut, sanded and given a coat of primer. wildcats, the species that was the ancestor of the rare female rulers!These I then painted metallic antique of all modern cats. These two are paintedgold, and I successively added bands of resin; I added a light layer of brown craft My array of royal gifts are based onroyal blue and red using small strips of paint to their coats to give them a more items found in tombs and in wall paint-masking tape (I highly recommend it, for brindled look. Their earrings and neck- ings. Most are in the styles of the timeit seals the edges smoothly and it comes laces I applied to give them their due as and some reflect the special gifts present-off without damaging the finish). The royal, honoured companions. I have not ed by other surrounding kingdoms.lotus emblems are stamped brass with my given them names; only the pharaoh andhand-painted accents and the feathers are his court know. It is a mystery, as well, The statuettes are varied imagesreal peacock plumes. I used spacer beads as to which pharaoh this court belongs. offered to the pharaoh. The imposingand wood discs for the fan bases and sphinx is resin, which I coated with manyholders, adding tiny accent beading. The imposing royal statues camefrom my personal collection. The catrepresents Bastet, one of the mostpopular ancient Egyptian goddesses,and was found in a museum store of theSmithsonian. This goddess personifiedthe playfulness, grace, affection, and cun-ning of a cat as well as the fierce powerof a lioness. Cats were thus sacred to her,and to harm one was considered to be acrime against her and so very unlucky. The falcon god, Horus, was the pro-tector and patron of the pharaoh. Thisstatue is resin, which I painted with sev-eral coats of gold. The pharaoh was con-sidered to be the embodiment of Horuswhile alive. D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D OCTOBER 2015 61

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MEET THE MAKERand red acrylic paint, and a brush withvery short bristles.Hard in Hungary ‘I love the challenges in making unique Mostly, I mail order my materials miniatures, and when I cannot find any helpfrom abroad. Although there are somelarge art and craft stores in Hungary, ’with them, I am on my own. So, in theseminiature-making needs some very spe-cial stuff, and since there is no need for cases, I develop my own techniques.them here, it’s impossible to get themhere. My husband is my tool supplier! If was very surprised and happy when I got customers. My favourite comments areI need some new tool, he always makes the good news this May! those saying they thought the photos aregreat efforts to find me the best. of real foods! They often ask what are the Sometimes I get messages from my sizes of my miniatures, because they can’t Though my family was rather indif- buyers, saying they would like some- believe they are twelfth scale. So, I placeferent at the beginning, now they are my thing they saw in my blog, so the blog is some general thing, like dice, an apple, orbest supporters. Most of my friends are definitely a good way to talk to potential a spoon, next to them to show the scale.like children in a toy store when theyenter my workroom! They always have to These days, I am very contented withtouch my miniatures! It’s really fascinat- managing to catch the characteristicsing to see their faces whenever I try to of the model. It’s very nice and goesexplain to someone what I do for a living. straight to my heart whenever somebody mentions that my work conjured up their There is only one other miniaturist in childhood memories. DHWthe food category in Hungary: OrsolyaSkultety, an IGMA Fellow. There areonly three or four other ones who makeminiatures at all. One of them createswonderful little birds and butterflies, andthe other two mostly make room boxes. Orsolya encouraged me to try forIGMA Artisanship. It seemed too earlyfor me, considering my only three yearsof experience, but I thought it would beworth it to get a professional judgmentof my work, even if I wouldn’t succeed. I D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D OCTOBER 2015 67

FEATUREFrank’s autorepair shopFrank Layne, with a little help from GabrieleLayne, found a great way to showcase partof his classic car collection By Gabriele LayneI t was never hard for me collector of model cars for Buick Special, a 64 Pontiac even some golf carts, he has to find a Father’s Day quite some time. Grand Prix, and a 65 Buick models of other cars he once gift. I would just ask Skylark just to name a few. In drove. This includes a 62 myself, what could make Not only does he admire his small scale collection of Chevy Impala, 71 VW Beetle,a man’s eyes light up and put the classics, but he has also different sizes with over one and a 71 Mercedes 280SE.a smile on his face? Classic owned several of these sleek hundred and twenty vehiclescars from the 1950s, 60s or automobiles that were made that include some pick-up Four of the models in70s does it for my husband, in the USA at the time of the trucks, delivery vans, trucks, half-inch scale have foundFrank, who has been a Auto-Industry boom. several VW’s, VW buses, and a special place in a two bay auto repair shop, which he He drove a 51 Lincoln, 56 built. In the left bay is a 57 Chevy Corvette. In the other bay there are two cars placed on a four-post garage lift, a 67 red Mustang on top and a 74 Gremlin on the bottom. On the right of the lift is a 57 Chevy Bel Air Convertible that is repaired and ready to be driven out of the garage. The building is made of plywood with a large framed window to the left and right as well as a framed skylight on the top that lets in plenty of light. The walls are painted with acrylic paints with a lit- tle dry brushing to give them a worn look and the floor was done with textured spray paint. Anything he could build LEFT: Three of Frank’s favourite automobiles fill this mini garage.68 OCTOBER 2015 D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D

FEATURE SRaEndAra’Ds ERS’TIPS THIS MONTH: tips from Wendy Greenwith wood such as work- some spray paints, and an Telephone and holderbenches, racks, shelves, assortment of vintage signsramps, and the four-post lift advertising oil and gas were YOU’LL NEEDwere made and then other added.accessories were purchased n Black and silver marker penat miniature shows and from Two shop clocks that I n Small piece of white tackcatalogues. made for him are on the wall. n Sandpaper The garage lights can be n Cutters Hydraulic jacks, air com- turned on and are powered by n Make up applicatorpressors, battery chargers, two battery packs placed onwelding tanks, a crawler, and the back of the building. • Cut the piece of applicator to cho-a wonderful double tool cabi-net were placed in the auto It is a wonderful way to sen size and lightly sand the roughrepair shop. display the collection and edges. Draw the “buttons” on applica- visitors always admire Frank’s tor using a black marker pen. Even a motor with a stand auto shop. DHWwas found and put in the back • Roll and flatten a small piece ofof the shop. To complete the white tack, and form to the shapevignette some hand tools, a of a telephone holder.bucket, a bin, jumper cables, • Paint front and edges using sil-car battery, wrench, flashlight, ver marker. • Push “phone” into the sil- ver white tack and place where needed. Share your mini tips with other readers. Email richard@ashdown. co.uk, with photos if possible. DHW TOP TIP: This idea will also work for a remote control for the television. TOP: This sweet blue 57 Chevy Corvette with the hood popped is going to purr like a kitten once it leaves Franks garage. LEFT: A compressor and two welding tanks. D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D OCTOBER 2015 69

FEATURERooms thatwill inspireWe take a look at the incrediblerooms created by a talented makerover many years By Lisa Hastreiter-Lamb PHOTOGRAPHY BY AMY HASKELLM adelyn Cook has retired from Her rooms have gone on loan to the those spectacular rooms we feature here. making miniatures, but she National Geographic Society Museum The exhibit featureed a dozen pieces leaves an incredible legacy of in Washington, DC and the Fullerton houses and roomboxes. Museum in Southern California. Last donated to the museum by the miniature She began creating in twelfth scale year the not-for-profit Mini Timein the 1970s, and went on to become a Machine Museum of Miniatures in ABOVE: The Hilltop, Madelyn’s first forayrespected authority as well as a renowned Tuscon, Arizona, put on a retrospective into 1/48th or quarter scale miniatures.teacher and writer on the subject. exhibit of her work, and it is some of BELOW: The Spanish room from the Lagniappe miniature mansion.70 OCTOBER 2015 D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D

FEATUREartist. When bestowing the gift, Madelyn ABOVE: The Brass Room from thecommented that the donation spanned Lagniappe mansion.her miniature career because it included RIGHT AND BELOW: Three examples ofone of her very first accomplished pieces, rooms from the Petite Lagniappe, Madelyn’sChristmas Shoppe, and her very last 1/48th scale version of her twelfth scalepiece, The Chamber (Au Revoir). mansion of rooms with varying themes. Born and raised in the Chicago area,Madelyn Cook grew up with miniaturesin the form of a German Christmasdisplay called a Christmas Garden.Laid out by her grandparents undertwo Christmas trees, one green and onewhite, this impressive display featurednine hundred small figures, numerousbuildings, and mechanical items thatcaptivated the young Madelyn’s imagina-tion. As she matured, Madelyn “gravi-tated to the inch-scale hobby” and hadgreat expectations for what was possiblein miniatures. It is not surprising thatone of her first subjects was a Christmasshop. In the early1970s, Madelyn decidedto create Christmas Shoppe as a tributeto her grandparents. The shop wouldfeature two decorated Christmas trees, D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D OCTOBER 2015 71

FEATUREone green and one white, and offer BELOW: The Christmas Shoppe, Madelyn’sChristmas merchandise in a variety of first accomplished minature piece, started instyles from traditional Victorian to pop- the 1970s.kitsch. From the start, Madelyn was a RIGHT: The Collectors, another fabulouslystickler for detail. Every aspect of the detailed room by Madelyn.Christmas Shoppe was carefully thought FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: A detailed view ofout, from the address (1225 Olde Towne the Dragon Pavilion from the YuYuan GardenRoad) and name of the proprietor (K. in Shanghai, inspired by Madelyn’s trip toKringle) on the storefront window to the China.wintery scene behind the stained glasswindows (designed with a Christmas col- the historic research needed to accuratelyour scheme) at the back of the store. This depict their surroundings. Her research,early miniature demonstrated the poten- coupled with skills developed throughtial of a budding master artisan. hobbies involving woodworking, sculp- ture, jewellery making, and needle crafts, Madelyn realised that a miniature is enabled Madelyn to develop the skillsonly as realistic as it is authentic. Her needed to create incredible miniatureinterest in period furnishings and history works of art.became an asset in her pursuit to createfine-scale miniatures. When beginning In 1975, Madelyn started to envi-a miniature project, Madelyn’s first step sion a grand mansion filled with a vari-was always research about period furnish- ety of period rooms. The miniature inings, rooms, culture, and the lifestyle her mind’s eye would be the home of aof the people whose world she planned mythical eighteenth-century merchant seato portray. She typically devised a story captain. The trick was to create a cohe-about the lives of those who lived in her sive theme from a diverse mix of periodsminiature worlds and often created whole and styles. Her solution: to representhistories for them. She would design the countries the sea captain would haveher miniatures to reflect the characters’ visited as he conducted trade in exoticpersonalities and interests while pursuing ports around the globe. The sea captain’s72 OCTOBER 2015 D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D

FEATUREhome, “built” in the 1750s, would be keyboard harpsichord from Georgecalled Lagniappe (pronounced “lahn- Washington’s estate. There is, how-yop”), a French Creole word meaning ever, one exception to Madelyn’s“a trifle extra.” Throughout the year she penchant for authenticity: the Brasswrote the story of her mythical sea cap- room. This room is filled withtain’s life. When 1976 arrived, Madelyn almost all brass furnishings, andjoined NAME and began building the floor, walls, and fireplace arefurniture and room boxes while delving trimmed in brass. She terms themore deeply into research on colonial décor in this room “early imagina-America in preparation for building tion.”Lagniappe. In 1977, she began construc-tion of the twelfth scale miniature man- With the main house completed,sion. She was passionate about the project Madelyn decided the sea captainand joyously worked twelve-hour days would have “added” two wingsover the course of seven months to create to his plantation home in 1800a stunning eighteenth-century Virginia and 1830, and so in 1978, sheTidelands home reminiscent of George added two wings to Lagniappe.Washington’s Mount Vernon. This brought the total number of rooms in the mansion to Madelyn invested period authenticity twenty-five. By its completion,in the décor of Lagniappe by includ- Lagniappe contained over fifteening reproductions of furnishings, such hundred furnishings and acces-as an elaborately turned four-poster bed sories. Madelyn produced 80%copied from an example in the Episcopal to 90% of them.Museum in Spain, a copy of a musicalbirdcage given to the last empress of Having learned much fromChina, and a reproduction of a double the construction of Lagniappe among other projects, Madelyn D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D OCTOBER 2015 73

FEATUREABOVE: Madelyn’s last piece, Au Revior, often finished her articles while on the quarter-inch scale was relatively new,which she described as “a room where left- road. and it seemed to Madelyn that much ofovers go together.” what was being produced was heavy and Throughout the 1980s, the exchange clumsy. She knew from her experiencewanted to share her knowledge with the of knowledge between miniature artisans with model railroads that finer-qualityminiature community. Though Madelyn resulted in higher quality pieces and furnishings could be produced in quar-travelled extensively with her husband, the hobby thrived. Though Madelyn ter-inch—and set out to prove it.Jim, throughout the 1980s, she man- was proud of the work she had done onaged to teach classes at the College of Lagniappe in the late 1970s, she knew Hilltop was Madelyn’s first attemptMiniature Knowledge every year. she could make it “a trifle more.” Ten in this smaller scale. The year was 1988. years after completing the mansion, she She began with a kit by Miniature Her travels also inspired her art. spent an additional fifteen hundred hours Lumber Shop. Faced with the chal-A trip to China, where she visited renovating and updating it, going so far lenges intrinsic to quarter inch, she usedYuyuan—which translates to “Garden as to gut several rooms and redo them in ingenuity to alter the kit in several ways:of Ease”—made a great impression on their entirety. First, she decided to set the house onher. She decided to create a replica of the a lush green hill so that viewers couldclassical Dragon Pavilion found in the In addition to creating miniatures, see into this tiny miniature; then, sheYuyuan Garden, located in Anren Jie, Madelyn also became involved with replaced flooring to accommodate light-Shanghai. She took great pains to recre- model railroading—Jim’s passion. ing, reconfigured the rooms, raised theate the majesty of Yuyuan, only mak- The two supported one another in ceilings for better access by hands anding slight variations when adapting the their miniature endeavours, Jim help- fingers and, through preplanning, deco-design for miniature scale. She also found ing Madelyn light and photograph her rated the floors, walls, and ceiling (goingtime for writing and contributed regu- work and Madelyn creating buildings so far as to hang chandeliers and paint-larly to all the major miniature magazines for his growing railroad. Her experience ings) before assembling the rooms. Afterand several books about miniatures. She working with model railroad’s smaller two years she had successfully completed scales sparked an interest in 1/48th scale Hilltop and was ready to take quarter- miniatures. In the late 1980s, 1/48th or74 OCTOBER 2015 D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D

FEATUREABOVE AND BELOW: The Ming Room retirement is looming. The challenge is to Boullework (inlays of brass, tortoise shell,(below) and a beautiful harpsichord room design a room, a good room, where lefto- and occasionally other metals used in(above), both from the Lagniappe mansion. vers go together. It is like making a dress seventeenth-century French furniture) out of remnants.” faux finishes.inch scale to the next level. By 1990, quarter-inch scale was com- Her solution, The Chamber (Au “Miniatures were a part of me,” says Revoir), a beautiful room featuring Madelyn. “I am grateful to the friends,ing into fashion, yet Madelyn observed Chinoiserie (a style developed in Europe family, and teachers who critiqued andthat the pieces being produced didn’t during the seventeenth century, imitat- supported my play time. Au Revoir andrepresent any particular period. This ing Chinese porcelain and lacquer) and happy minis to you all.” DHWgave her the idea to create a petiteLagniappe, a quarter-inch version ofher masterpiece with each room in thebuilding designed and furnished to rep-resent a different period of history. LaPetite Lagniappe, nicknamed “Tiny,” ismade up of nineteen rooms and contains210 pieces of period furniture rangingfrom formal salons to playrooms andperiod rooms. Tiny includes 1/48th ver-sions of interiors found in the twelfthscale Lagniappe, such as the Federal,Chinese, and Spanish rooms. In addition,she created Neo Classical, Mackintosh,Victorian, Busby Berkeley, Art Deco, andArt Nouveau rooms. It took Madelyn ayear to produce this magnificent piece. Tiny was Madelyn’s last “large”endeavour. According to Madelyn: “Thetime comes when you still have somefurniture, statues, maybe a fireplace, but D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D OCTOBER 2015 75

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FROM THE ARCHIVESFleOaRthAeLrLshAoGeEsSThis popular project shows you how to makeslippers and mules that can be used as menand women’s styles in lots of periods By Vivien KayYOU’LLneed thick card sole and trim. Silk mules Step 5: Cut out carefully. n Small pointed scissors Step 4: Draw around the YOU’LLneed Step 6: Glue upper n Thick PVA glue upper template on wrong (back) onto sole with the n Card stock – I use side of leather and cut out 2 n Silk material silk on top. pieces. n Small pointed scissors Step 7: Glue leath- card from the back of Step 5: Glue upper piece onto n Tiny gold trim er under sole. a writing pad the sole with the leather side n Thick PVA glue Step 8: Glue on n Fine glove leather. You facing up. n Small gold flowers the heel. Trim. can use old gloves Step 6: Glue the Step 9: Trim n Bunka for pattern upper piece of and hearts round sole andStep 1: Cut out cardboard leather onto the heel.template for sole and upper underside and trim Step 1: Cut out a cardboard Step 10:foot. away any extra template for the sole and upper Finish with leather. part of the shoe. braid aroundStep 2: Mark around the sole Step 7: Glue on heel andtemplate on to thick card. Cut 2 the heel and trim. Step 2: Mark around the sole across the toppieces, inside the marked line. Step 8: Glue braid shape onto the thick card. of upper. DHW around the heel Then cut to shape twice, forStep 3: Glue leather on the and across the top the left and right foot, inside the of the upper piece. marked line. Having mastered Step 3: Mark around the upper making the slip- template onto white paper. pers, just a strip of leather at Step 4: Put glue on cardboard the back and a small fringe can sole, and glue paper onto turn them into moccasins, with wrong side of silk, making sure crochet cotton for trim. the pattern is the same for both. D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D OCTOBER 2015 79

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fairDATES n If you would like your planned fairs or events to appear in these listings please send the details at least 12 weeks prior to the event date, to Dolls House World, Fair Dates, Unit 5E, Park Farm, Chichester Road, Arundel, West Sussex BN18 0AG, or email [email protected] SATURDAY 12TH GOFAR Dolls House Show SEPTEMBERSATURDAY 22ND AUGUST DOLLS HOUSE & GOFAR (Gosport & Fareham) Dolls House club areDOLLS HOUSES & MINIATURES FAIR putting on a show and would love you to come and seeMINIATURES FAIR The Hallam Suite, Cwmbran their lovely work.The Assembly Rooms, Stadium, Henllys Way,High Street, DEDHAM, CWMBRAN, Gwent NP44 3YS It is on September 19 2015 at The Portchester Parishnr Colchester, Open: 10.30am - 3.00pm Hall, Assheton Court, Portchester, near Fareham Hants.Essex CO7 6DE Organiser: MGM FairsOpen: 10.30am - 4.00pm Doors open 10am-4pm and admission is £2.50 forOrganiser: Dolly’s Daydreams SUNDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER adults, with concessions at £2. Children are £1 and it’s £5 DOLLS HOUSES & for a family of four.SUNDAY 23RD AUGUST MINIATURES FAIRDOLLS HOUSE & Novotel Stevenage, Knebworth There is free parking to the rear of the shops andMINIATURES FAIR Park, STEVENAGE, refreshments will be available.Lostwithiel Community Centre Hertfordshire SG1 2AXLOSTWITHIEL, Cornwall (A1M/Junction 7) I will be there to report on the show for you, and hope(A390 Liskeard - Truro) Open: 10.00am - 4.00pm to see you there.Open: 10.00am - 3.00pm Organiser: Dolly’s DaydreamsOrganiser: NSC Miniatures SATURDAY 19TH Sandra Harding SEPTEMBERSATURDAY 29TH AUGUST DOLLS HOUSE CLUB Open: 10.30am - 4.00pm The Petwood Hotel,DOLLS HOUSE & EXHIBITION Organiser: Doreen Jeffries Stixwould Road,MINIATURES FAIR St Mary’s Parish Hall WOODHALL SPA,The Digby Hall, Hound Street, Assheton Court, Castle Street, SUNDAY 11TH OCTOBER Lincolnshire LN10 6QGSHERBORNE, PORTCHESTER, DOLLS HOUSES & Open: 10.30am - 4.00pmDorset DT9 3AA Hants PO16 9PY MINIATURES FAIR Organiser: MGM FairsOpen: 10.30am - 3.00pm Open: 10.00am - 4.00pm The Mill Arts & Events Centre,Organiser: MGM Fairs Organiser: Gosport & Fareham Bellingham Lane, SUNDAY 18TH OCTOBER Dolls House Club (GOFAR) off High Street, RAYLEIGH, DOLLS HOUSES &MONDAY 31ST AUGUST Essex SS6 7ED MINIATURES FAIRDOLLS HOUSES & SUNDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER (off A127) Knights Hill Hotel & Spa,MINIATURES FAIR DOLLS HOUSE & Open: 10.30am - 4.00pm South Wootton,Thame Leisure Centre, MINIATURES FAIR Organiser: Dolly’s Daydreams near King’s Lynn,Oxford Road, THAME, The Inn on the Lake Hotel, NORFOLK, PE30 3HQOxfordshire OX9 2BB DA12 3HB DOLLS HOUSE & (Junction A148/A149)Open: 10.30am - 4.00pm Open: 10.00am - 3.30pm MINIATURES FAIR Open 10.30am - 4.00pmOrganiser: Dolly’s Daydreams Organiser: D&M Fairs The Woodhall Suite, Organiser: Dolly’s DaydreamsSEPTEMBER OCTOBER ORGANISERS:SUNDAY 6TH SEPTEMBER SATURDAY 3RD & SUNDAY D&M Fairs: 01634 370420. E: [email protected] DOLLS HOUSE & 4TH OCTOBERMINIATURES FAIR AUTUMN MINIATURA Dolly’s Daydreams: 01945 870160. www.dollysdaydreams.comMembers Pavilion, County NEC, BIRMINGHAM B40 1NT E: [email protected], Weston Road, Open: 10.00amSTAFFORD ST1 0BD Organiser: Miniatura Doreen Jeffries: 01274 616539.Open: 10.30am - 4.00pm Saturday tickets are limited & www.doreenjeffriesdollshousefairs.co.ukOrganiser: Doreen Jeffries must be bought in advance Sunday tickets available in Emma’s Doll’s House Fair: Tel: 07773709164 (eves only)DOLLS HOUSES & advance or on the door E: [email protected] FAIRThe Rivenhall Hotel, SATURDAY OCTOBER 10TH Kensington Dollshouse Festival: 020 7812 9892Rivenhall End, near Witham, LEEDS DOLL’S HOUSE & E: [email protected] www.dollshousefestival.comEssex CM8 3HB MINIATURE FAIR(on A12 westbound) Pudsey Civic Hall, MGM Fairs: Tel: 01225 466533 Mob: 07818 462448Open: 10.30am - 4.00pm Dawsons Corner, PUDSEY, E: [email protected] www.mgmfairs.co.ukOrganiser: Dolly’s Daydreams Leeds LS28 5TA Miniatura: 0121 783 9922. www.miniatura.co.uk MM Fairs: Tel: 01332 660428. www.dollshouse-fairs.co.uk NSC Miniatures: Tel: Nicola 01208 892831 E: [email protected] www.nscminiatures.vpweb.co.uk82 OCTOBER 2015 D O L L S H O U S E W O R L D

They may not be twelfth scale, but we think all miniaturists will love these tiny teds. Available via Teddy Bear Times, Dolls House World’s sister magazine, they’re lovingly made by Teddy Hermann. These bundles of fun are only 4-5cm tall. But from the Billie Ollie magical design to the delicate stitching on their £19.99 £19.99 gorgeous faces, these little bears are big on quality. Made in Germany by Teddy Hermann, the world- renowned company, there’s something very special about this range of mini bears. They’re guaranteed to make you smile.Each highly-collectible bear comes beautifully boxed, and with a special introductory letter and unique Certificateof Adoption, courtesy of Teddy Bear Times. Adopt your favourite today. Go to the Teddy Bear Times website, or call us on +44 (0)1903 884988Charlotte Toby Leo Champers £19.99 £19.99 £19.99 £19.99 FlorenceWide range of characters £19.99These official Hermann bears are available in a widerange of colours, and have varying characters.Choose one that will fit in with the rest of your hug.Which one will you adopt?Each highly-collectible bear comes beautifully boxed, Harryand with a special introductory letter and uniqueCertificate of Adoption, courtesy of Teddy Bear £19.99Times. Adopt your favourite today. www.teddybeartimes.com

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