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owcase Lorraine Scuderi A beautifully made twelfth scale Christmas log bed that looks cosy and comfy with festive country style blankets and pillows. Jeanne Rullie Hand-sculpted and dressed with a cape and a full beard, this St. Nicholas chats with a red cardinal. Anne Caesar A tiny fruit roll cake made in twelfth scale. Maria K Bevill Alina Senechko A beautifully handmade twelfth scale These little mice stand at 5 Christmas tree with all the colours of 1/2” tall and are made from the rainbow and candy canes on top. merino wool, felt, wool yarn, polymer clay, glass eyes, Maria K. Bevill leather, embroidery thread Custom Miniature Trees and modelling wire. Perfect and Wreaths for a mini mouse house! Email: [email protected] Website: bevillinteriordesign.com Lisa Scherer These Santas are made of clay, wood and wire. Each with their own delightful character. 51DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MEET THE MAKERS Meet the dynamic duo of Mini Maniacs We chat with talented makers Lisa Meyer and Stephanie Watt about the miniatures they create and how they find time for other hobbies like ballroom dancing and rock collecting BY JOAN MCKENZIE took some time to ask these two interest in creating something minia- Is there anything in particular that ture was inspired by my dear friend you’d like our readers to know about i talented business partners a few and business partner, Lisa, who at the you? questions so we could get to know time had over a decade of experience. them. She was very supportive and once Lisa: My boyfriend and I enjoy visit- she gave me some suggestions, I took ing thrift shops. One random weekday What do you create in miniature them and ran with them and haven’t he picked me up from work as usual format? stopped since 2016! and as we travelled home I felt this strong urgency to go to the Good Will Lisa: I create twelfth scale accesso- Did you have a doll’s house as a store that we’d visited many times ries focusing on Christmas and other child? before. We were tired and hungry for holidays, wizardry, boudoir luxuries, dinner, however I could not shake the and battery-lit creations. Lisa: My parents and grandparents compulsion to go to the store. gave me a six room doll’s house with Stephanie: I create twelfth scale furniture when I turned twelve. I had When we turned into the parking lot miniatures. I am fascinated by cul- always enjoyed miniatures and home and faced the store – there was a very tures from around the world and am décor (even at that age). large unfinished doll’s house in the a devout lover of nature. I have been window! I couldn’t believe it. It had sev- making miniature Kachina dolls, wind Stephanie: I did not have a doll’s en rooms, an outside deck and a tall chimes, Asian gongs, rain sticks (that house, but had lots of dolls, vehicles, attic space all across the house cov- work), dream catchers, native style and furniture for my Barbie dolls as ered by a hinged top with a chimney. It drums and flocking animals. well as other creative and scientific was not a kit – someone had carefully toys. However, I did have other won- handcrafted it in strong wood with a When did you first become inter- derful miniature toys including a minia- moving door and windows intact. ested in miniatures? ture store that was the size of me when I was five! It was about 45” long, 16” deep, Lisa: I have always had miniatures and 27” tall. The price on it was $50 in my life, even as a child. However, I (40). I looked at my boyfriend and became serious about miniatures after said “I have to buy this.” We looked at making my mum a 1/48th scale Christ- each other and shivered a bit over the mas village in 2000. spookiness of finding the doll’s house as if it was waiting for me. The sales- I then turned to creating music person said that it had only arrived the boxes with twelfth scenes on their tops. night before. Then I opened an Etsy store in 2011. Then in 2017, opened Mini Maniacs Being a collector of vinyl records Miniatures with Stephanie. Left: Lisa’s tiny gingerbread house is just Stephanie: I have been so fortu- nate to have the opportunity to travel taller than a ten pence piece around the world and realised that eve- ry place I’ve been I have purchased Above: A harvest wheel barrow filled with something miniature! My house is filled with these treasures but my first polymer clay fruits and veggies made by Stephanie. 52 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MEET THE MAKERS Top: A 6” tall Christmas tree, by Lisa, with and memorabilia himself, my boy- instructor. We both are avid gardeners. handmade decorations, blinking lights, skirt friend completely understood why I What are your careers away from and hand-wrapped presents. had to have it and put it into the car miniatures? Top right: Hand-crafted 2”- 4” trees and and carried it into the living room lighted manger scene by Lisa.The larger where it stayed until we moved to a Lisa: I am also a professional musi- manger was hand-painted by Stephanie. larger apartment. cian, a classical singer and church Above: Festive wreath and gingerbread doll choir director. In addition, I am the by Lisa. I have it now on my dresser and Production Coordinator for a university know exactly what I am going to do department of music where I admin- with it. I feel joy looking at it every day, istrate the daily operations, concert knowing that whoever made it, sent schedule, handle recruitment, and me to buy it and knows that their doll’s manage two concert series and sev- house found a good home. eral annual music festivals. Stephanie: My boyfriend and I are Stephanie: I am a concert pianist rock hounds and we go to every gem and recording artist and full-time show in our area. We absolutely love university music professor where I learning about different gems and have served as the Chair of the Mu- minerals and our house has become sic Department and currently am the somewhat of a museum filled with an Director of Music Theory and Compo- array of stones, minerals and fossils. sition and Piano Studies. Last January I received my Usui Reiki Master Teacher We have also gone to Herkimer certificate and will be taking classes in County and did a considerable amount New York City to receive my certificate of excavating to find Herkimer dia- in Integrative Sound and Music spe- mond crystals. We came home with cialisation. a handful of ‘diamonds’ and four big buckets of rocks. I also enjoy ballroom My goal is to amalgamate my love dancing, Middle Eastern dancing of music, miniatures, jewellery making and Argentine Tango. I am an award- and Reiki into a series of healing and winning ballroom dancer and also creative classes and experiences. enjoy dancing and performing dance exhibitions with my boyfriend, who is Where do you sell your minis? a professional ballroom dancer and Lisa: Stephanie and I participate in 53DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MEET THE MAKERS doll’s house shows. Our website can now take on-line orders. I also have my own Etsy store, Minis with Music. Stephanie: I also have my own Etsy and eBay stores — just look out for Imagination Miniatures! Top: These animals are hand-painted and flocked by Stephanie using cotton, Have you made any specialty minia- acrylic yarn and flocking fibres. ture items? Top right: Porcelain and metal steer skulls, painted and decorated by Stephanie. Above: Lisa made this twelfth fireplace overflowing with handmade and decorated Lisa: I have to say that when the minis and it also features flickering lights in the hearth. International Guild of Miniature Arti- Right: This Morning Singer Kachina is 2 1/2” tall and was hand-carved/painted by Stephanie. sans asked to include one of my gold and white sparkling six-inch lighted Christmas trees in their 40th Anniver- sary auctions it was a great honour for me. To have my creation included in 54 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MEET THE MAKERS Top left: A tiny rain stick that actually works was proudly made by Stephanie. Left: Stephanie made this realistic twelfth scale communal drum from scratch! Above: 4” wide fireplace by Lisa. It is filled with handmade and decorated miniatures. such an esteemed show and event was your miniature field? What do you think about the future of exciting and meaningful. Lisa: I took a painting class in high miniatures? Stephanie: The International Guild school, but other than that, I have had Lisa: I have noticed, as both an at- of Miniature Artisans requested that no formal training. tendee and a dealer that over the past one of my Aboriginal Masks be dis- few years I see more and more multi- played and auctioned off at their 40th Stephanie: I did take a miniature generational participants; families of year show this year. That was an amaz- cake making class with Ruth Stewart, grandmother, daughter and grand- ing honour! a soldering class with Ron Stetkewicz daughter taking workshops and shop- and a class on doll’s house wiring with ping together. I find that very encour- What do you love most about the owner of Cir-kit. aging for the future of miniatures. miniatures? What is your most difficult task in- Stephanie: I strongly feel that the Lisa: I enjoy the fact that there is volved with making miniatures? interest in miniatures is growing and so much variety in the materials and almost every day I see evidence of mediums that one can use to create so Lisa: Time. I am a perfectionist, and this in magazines, newspapers and many different objects. No one can get detailed work is very important to me. commercials that may have a doll’s bored with so much to use and create. Detail is what makes miniatures look house or some type of miniature in the as real as possible. Unfortunately, that background. Stephanie: I love that you can use does take time and the hours always any kind of medium to develop your seem to go by too quickly when I cre- little links: creation. I love painting, working with ate. wood, sewing, jewellery making, work- Lisa Meyer and Stephanie Watt, Artists ing with clay and anything I can get my Stephanie: Sculpting clay. I have a Mini Maniacs Miniatures, LLC hands on. The sky’s the limit! deep desire to learn how to sculpt clay, tel: 001 347 278 3187 especially making faces, hands and web: Minimaniacsminiatures.com Do you have any formal training in feet! Instagram: minimaniacsminiatures 55DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MINI KNITS Knit a cute little dress ready for the party This pattern for a lovely little dress has been designed to fit a doll 3 1/2 to four inches tall. What are you waiting for... get out the needles? BY EDNA SALT designed and knitted this party 5th Row: K2tog, wrn, K5, wrn, (Sl 1, rows, starting with K row. K2tog, psso, wrn K5 wrn) repeat to last Row 55: K2tog, K10, K2tog, k8, K2tog, i dress in a strong colour red, be- 2 sts, K2tog. cause I found that the white parts K10, K2tog. (32sts) of the pattern looked like thin, 6th Row: Purl Row 56: Purl white lace in contrast. The only ad- Change to white thread. Row 57: K2tog, K9, K2tog, k6, K2tog, dition was the thin ribbon for a sash, 7th Row: Knit which would also look good in white. 8th Row: Knit K9, K2tog. (28sts) 9th Row: K2 (K2tog, wrn) to last st, K1 Row 58: Purl What you do 10th Row: K Row 59: K2tog, K8, K2tog, k4, K2tog, These 10 rows form the pattern, 1st Row: K2tog, K2, wrn, K1, wrn, (K2, which should be repeated as instruct- K8, K2tog. (24sts) Sl 1, K2tog, psso, K2, wrn, K1, wrn,) ed. Row 60: Purl. repeat to last 4 sts, K2, K2tog. Row 61: (waist) K2 (wrn, k2tog) to Front 2nd Row: Purl last 2 stitches, K2. 3rd Row: K2tog, K1, wrn, k3, wrn. Cast on 57 stitches with white thread. Row 62: P* (K1 Sl 1, K2tog, psso, k1 wrn K3, wrn), Row 1: K through the back of each Rows 63-70: Sst for 8 rows starting repeat to last 3 sts, K1, K2tog. stitch – this gives a neat edge. 4th Row: Purl Row 2: K1row. with K row. Change to red thread, carrying Rows 71-72: Cast off 3 sts at begin- You will need white up leading edge. Rows 3-12: Work pattern once. ning of next 2 rows. (18sts) ■ Colcotton or similar 1-ply Rows 13-22: Work pattern once. Rows 73-74: K2tog at beginning of thread in red and white Rows 23-28: Work to row 6 of 3rd ■ Needle Size 0.9mm (20) pattern. Change to white thread. next 2 rows. (16sts). ■ 2 Buttons Row 29: K5, (k1, k2tog) repeat to last Rows 75-84: Sst 10 rows, starting ■ Thin ribbon 4 sts, K4 (41sts) ■ 0.6mm crochet hook Rows 30-32: Complete 3rd pattern to with K row. 10th row. Row 85: K 5, cast off 6, K5, turn. Work Abbreviations Rows 33-42: Work 4th repeat of pat- K – knit, P – purl tern. on these 5sts. K2tog – knit 2 together Rows 43-48: Work to 6th row of 5th Row 86: Dec 1 st at neck edge. Tbl – through back of loop pattern. Row 87: Working on these 4 sts, P 1 Sst – stocking stitch Change to white thread. Wrn – wool around needle Rows 49: K4, (k2tog, k6) 4 times, row. Dec – decrease k2tog, k3 (36sts) Row 88-91: Sst 4 rows. Sl 1 – slip 1 Rows 50-52: Complete 5th pattern to Row 92: Cast off. Beg. – beginning 10th row. Cut off white. Rejoin wool to 5 sts left on LH nee- Psso – pass slipped stitch over Rows 53-54: Using red only, Sst 2 dle, wrong side facing and P2 tog, P4. Work to match other side, and cast off. Back Work as front to * Row 63: K12, turn. Work on these 12 sts, putting remaining sts on safety pin if required. Row 64: Cast on 2, K2, P to end of 56 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MINI KNITS row. (14sts) ing a further buttonhole 2 rows before into shape. Row 65-70: 6 rows Sst., keeping K2 shoulder shaping. Join shoulder seams. With 0.6 crochet hook, work 1 row at start of each purl row up to neck. Sleeves (make 2) Row 71: Cast off 3sts, K to end of row d.c. around neckline. Row 72: P Cast on 25 sts. Insert sleeves and sew into arm- Row 73: K2 tog at armhole edge, K9 Rows 1-10: Work 1 pattern cut off Row 74: Next row – P white. Rows 11-15: Work 5 rows of 2nd holes. Rows 75-87: Sst 13 rows, starting pattern. (Adjust length here by knitting Sew sleeve seams and body on both more patterns if required) with K row. Row 16: K sides. Row 88: Cast off 5 sts at back edge, Row 17: K1, (wrn, K2tog, K2tog,) Insert 2mm ribbon or contrasting repeat to last 3 sts, k3. (20sts) work to end. Row 18: K threads into waist. Rows 89-91: 3 rows s-st. Cast off. Rows 19-26: Work 8 rows Sst. Sew two 3mm buttons on back Row 63: Rejoin wool to remaining 12 Rows 27-28: Cast off 3 sts at beg. of next 2 rows. (14sts) opening. sts, right side facing, and cast on 2sts, Rows 29-34: Work 6 rows Sst. Make a stiff petticoat with gathered Kto end of row (14 sts) Rows 35-38: Cast off 2 sts at beg. of next 4 rows. (6sts) lace to puff out skirt. Row 64: P12, K2. (Keep 2sts K at end Cast off. Get ready for the party and off you of each purl row to neck edge) Making up go! Row 65-69: 5 rows Sst. Row 70: Cast off 3 sts, purl to last 2 If necessary, wash gently in wool sts, k2 wash liquid, shape on towel and leave Row 71: K to last 2 sts, K2tog. to dry naturally. When dry, lightly iron Row 72: Purl to last 2 sts, K2 Row 73: K1, wrn, k2tog, K to end. (Buttonhole) Complete to match right side, mak- 57DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

SHOP AROUND Talent on show in Jill’s Jingles shop full of toys This lovely little shop was built by Jill’s husband a while ago for a club exhibition but it has lost none of its charm over the years BY SANDRA HARDING hat is it about tiny little toys Peter, Jill’s husband, about 16 years used all the toys she had and kept on ago especially for a club exhibition, making more. These include the fort, W that attract us miniaturists – or and is still proudly displayed every all the gorgeous doll’s houses on dis- is that a silly question? We year. The shop measures 12” wide play, which she made from mount card, all know it’s because they’re x19” high with room under the roof and those still being made by Peter. small and cute, and remind us of the for a store at some time. It’s called The fabulous rocking horse is made toys we had, or really wanted, when we Jingles because Jill liked the name and from obeche wood, which Jill painted were small… or is that just me! thought it sounded happy, and she’s in acrylic and then varnished. She right. made and added the leather saddle, We have featured many toy shops in reins and the wool mane and she really the past but I never get tired of show- I love the fact that there is a chap loved making it she tells me. ing you another, so I hope that’s all above the shop making the toys. He is right with you. This one belongs to Jill grandad Peter and the two children in The jack-inthe-box and kites were Lucas, well-known to Facebook users the shop are his grandchildren, Jack taken from a Jane Harrop book on toy and fellow miniaturists as she shows and Jill, who are waiting for their mum making, and the doll’s pram and all her work regularly at The Rainham to pick them up after school. What bet- other items are made from wood and and District Dolls House Group. Jill is, ter place to wait but, luckily, they are painted using acrylics. Jill uses this of course, the founder member of the careful children. paint as it is quick drying and Jill is club formed in 1993, and still going ‘impatient’ (her word). I had to check strong. Jill wanted the rooms to be quite twice when I was told that Jill had small so that she could fill them — she made Peter, and Jack and Jill out of This lovely little shop was built by Fimo as they look so realistic and quite at home in this setting. I am quite jealous of this lady’s talents although it’s pretty obvious she does also work very hard at her crea- tions. They are just perfectly lovely. 58 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

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MEET THE MAKER Maria’s trees still ex Award-winning Interior designer Maria Bevill is ready to trim your miniature tree from top to bottom! Let’s get to know her and have a look at some of her festive creations ll Maria wanted for Christmas BY DEB WEISSLER artistic sensibilities she has fine tuned over the years. “It must be pretty,” Ma- A was a realistic, decorated Christ- workshop, excited to begin her day. To ria states emphatically. mas tree for her doll’s house; a growing list of miniature collectors, one that she liked and that she her basement has become a part of Growing up in, like many young could afford. When Santa failed to Santa’s workshop! girls of her era, Maria loved play- deliver, she sat down and made her ing with her tin doll’s house and its own. Now she wakes up every day like As a graduate with training in fine colourful plastic furniture. As long as it’s Christmas morning, and with coffee arts and interior design, and with she could remember, she spent hours mug in hand, she hurries down to her several award-winning designs to her rearranging her doll’s house furni- credit, Maria approaches her Christ- mas tree decorating with the same 60 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MEET THE MAKER xcite her ture and her own bedroom furniture, house again.” perhaps a harbinger of things to come. When an elderly neighbour began She credits her artistic Aunt Fay with inspiring her creative side. taking classes to learn how to recre- ate the famous Thorne rooms being “Aunt Fay won a doll’s house at a taught at the home of well-known church raffle that she decided to give miniature artist and author Virginia to my daughter, Rachel, for Christmas. Merrill, she asked Maria to take But by the time she got the doll’s house them with her so as to provide into and out of her tiny Renault, the much needed transportation. doll’s house came out in pieces,” Maria That’s when Maria learned to laughing recalls, “so I started putting it view miniatures not as toys but back together. I just became hooked as true art forms. to the point that when Rachel would come home from school she would In Maria’s mind, a decorated tease me about playing with her doll’s Christmas tree’s details and diver- sity are what inspire her most. “My 61DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MEET THE MAKER full size interior design rooms are very twinkling lights tucked among the faux one classroom project and begged a detailed. The details are subtle but lycopodium. Some of her ornaments friend to save all he could gather. By there are layers upon layers upon lay- are quite unconventional. the end of the week, Maria went home ers present, and my trees enable me with a bagful destined to become to create that same level of detailing. While attending the IGMA Guild decorations. Christmas is one of those times that School one summer, she admired the invites us to go overboard. We don’t metal shavings being generated by No two trees are ever the same. have to restrain ourselves.You can’t “That’s the wonderful thing about min- have too much bling!” That applies to iatures,” Maria says. “There’s always her miniature trees as well. something new and exciting to try; so many avenues to explore. Her biggest Her tree themes are not always as- obstacle when she began her crea- sociated with traditional styles such tions was learning where in her pro- as Victorian, conventional, or country, cess to add the string of lights, which which Maria admits are still crowd are carefully tucked into the foliage pleasers. Often she may awake in the and hard-wired to a plug. middle of the night with a specialty theme suddenly swirling around in her At times Maria must go slightly out head. With a multitude of images avail- of scale to capture the look she is after. able online, she will collect an amal- Too large however and the tree looks gam of details she then makes her own. unwieldy; too small and one loses that sense of detail. It’s a fine line to walk, Recalling one of her favourite theme but Maria’s artistic eyes allow her to trees, “Truly Scrumptious”, it’s based fine-tune each placement to achieve a upon a fictional character in the 1968 pleasing form. “The ultimate goal is to film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Her initial have someone look at one of my trees idea of a gingerbread men tree (a nod and say ‘how did you do that? Is that a to the movie’s song Toot Sweets), mor- real tree?’” phed into a delectable concoction of cookies, ice cream cones, cakes, tarts Excited by the results of her first and just snowballed from there until trees, Maria sent photos of her pieces the tree soon sported over 300 sweet to miniature artists and friends Michael treats. “It’s truly scrumptious,” Maria Walton and Paul Lim. Maria had com- laughs. missioned Michael to create a custom Georgian doll’s house some years With dozens of genres from playful before, and she thought the artists to elegant, Maria’s trees begin with would serve as experienced sounding- a bottle bush form that soon groans boards for her work. The pair was under the added weight of hundreds blown away by her work and insisted of handmade ornaments, jewellery she should sell at shows. With tentative findings, ribbons, bows, nuts, ber- plans to feature a few of her trees at ries, dried and handmade rice-paper their show tables, by show time Maria’s flowers, beads, glitter, flocking, and inventory had outgrown their allotted 62 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MEET THE MAKER ‘ My trees relax me‘ Maria is able to translate her knowl- little boxes filled with findings, ribbon, and make me feel edge of interior design into her min- beads, and all the things that I use or creatively fulfilled. iature creations. In tune with the latest may use on my trees.” Netflix com- How many aspects of design styles and colour palettes, she edies keep her company. Her greatest your life can you say is able to translate what’s hot in the challenge: finding enough hours in the that about? market into her work, full size and tiny. day to devote to her miniatures. Initially her trees were all 8 inches tall, space and she needed her own table! but now she makes 6 inch tall trees for  Maria hopes to be exhibiting at a Now Maria wakes up excited each shorter ceiling heights. future Kensington Dollshouse Festival. day. Her bread and butter interior de- In her basement workshop that little links: sign work comes second nature to her. Maria calls her “happy place”, this It is her Christmas trees, wreaths, gar- busy artist works 25-30 hours a week Maria K. Bevill lands, and door swags that wake her at on her miniatures. “One word de- Custom Miniature Trees and Wreaths night and pop her out of bed first thing scribes my workshop-- chaos!” Maria email: [email protected] in the morning. “Christmas is magic! laughs. “Shelf after shelf after shelf of web: bevillinteriordesign.com My trees relax me and make me feel creatively fulfilled. How many aspects of your life can you say that about?” 63DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

SMALLER SCALES Debbie’s mini journey doing what she loves Debbie Young talks about her life in miniatures and tells the heart-warming story of how her journey began with a chance meeting during a crossroads in her life BY DEB WEISSLER Debbie, tell us about yourself. I have how to run half of it, but not the part Al What is it about quarter scale that loved miniatures my entire life. There is had done, which was reducing pho- fascinates and attracts you as an a photo on the website of my sister and tographs to go in the frames that they artist? I love houses – dutch colonials, me with my first doll’s house. It was made. For me, that was the easy part. craftsman bungalows, english cottages, only natural when it came time for my four squares, Cape May Victorians, first real job, I went to work for Village Although I had never met this wom- and even the little campground cot- Toys in my hometown. an, I drove to her house in Mendocino tages on Martha’s Vineyard. Working and spent the next week teaching her in quarter scale, I can build all of these Village Toys must have inspired you. everything I knew about photography and tuck them into my bookcases Village Toys is where I would buy and film development, and she taught and still have room for more. Quarter things for my doll’s house; where I got me everything she knew about life. scale is manageable and so darn cute! my first job in high school; where I You can completely build a house in a met my husband, Jeff; where I joined I was at a crossroads, trying to week and build a piece of furniture in a my first miniature club; and where I decide what to do with my life; study matter of hours. realised I could make miniatures that photography or actually give minia- people were looking for. tures a try. She told me that miniaturists So you’ve made this absolutely ador- were the greatest people in the world able Gothic Christmas House. Tell us So tell us how miniatures became and that they would take care of me for about it. I love Christmas, so I always your livelihood. In the summer of the rest of my life. I had no idea how try to have some Christmas-themed 1977, I purchased a business – a trunk right she would be. houses as part of my line. When look- full of beautiful Victorian clothes. I ing at a house to build, I use actual would go to miniature shows, photo- That’s such a heart-warming story. house plans and then try to decide graph people all dressed up in them, Now you specialise in 1/48th scale. where to open up the house to view and then reduce those photos to minia- the interior. For this house, I wanted ture and frame them. a house that would sit against a wall without needing a turntable to see the In the summer of 1978, I drove entire thing. across country and would stop at min- iature stores along the way and sell the This house is really a series of room miniatures I had made. One of those boxes tied together with architectural items contained a picture frame made elements. I wanted a nice front porch, by Al and Betty Leeds. Store owners one of my favourite elements of a would ask me how Al was doing, as house, but I also wanted a kitchen. So he was ill. When I got home, I called we came up with a way to have the Betty Leeds, only to find she had just kitchen slide out so you get the best of returned from her husband’s funeral. Left: The window of the wrapping room. Not only had she lost her husband, but she was not sure what would hap- pen to their business. She only knew 64 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MINI MAKES ‘‘ She told me that miniaturists were the greatest they sold like hotcakes. So for the next people in the world thirty-three years, no matter how hard I work, I never seem to keep up with the both worlds. of 1/48th scale furniture kits: demand for the kits I make. The house started out as a gothic keeping room, bedroom and What sorts of materials go into your a nursery. I was really good kits? Most are made of wood. Jeff does display house all done up for hal- at cutting two pieces of a lot of resin casting as well. For years loween. It occurred to me it would wood the same size every we hand-cut everything, but we now look completely different with colour time. Virginia Hecox took have a laser. We also have a line of changes and some snow, and the these kits to the NAME purchased injection moulded acces- structure soon became the Gothic National Convention and sories. Christmas House. How do you envision your kits being used by others? While I know some One of our goals in making kits is to people make our kits exactly as we design them so they go together easily. offer them, I think they are the minority. The walls in this house are all num- Most of our customers are so creative bered and tabbed so they fit together with their changes and additions that easily. The roof line looks very com- I am awed. I have long since stopped plicated, but it’s cast out of resin, so all feeling bad when customers’ houses that’s needed is paint. turn out nicer than mine. I’m delighted! For you, what is there about Christ- Below: The Gothic mas that makes miniatures so much Christmas house in more fun and endearing? I love the 1/48th scale. Christmas colours; whether it’s all white, pastels, or traditional red and 65DOLLS HOUSE WORLD green. Or maybe it’s the glitter on so many things that makes it just a little more fun. One of the joys of working in miniature is you can have whatever your heart desires. What was the first thing you made in 1/48th scale that made you realise you could make something others wanted? In 1986 I designed three sets

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SMALLER SCALES What has been the most challenging I come up with the ideas, Jeff cuts it, you desire, you can draw on your own kit you’ve ever produced at Young at I build it, and then we make it into a kit. creativity. We all need a creative outlet Heart? I once did a quarter scale log I prioritise, do the packing, and make where in the end we can all say “Come cabin that was built, log by log, of over travel arrangements. I write the instruc- see what I made!”. 200 individual logs that needed to be tions, take all the photographs, and sanded and fit together. It was the most keep track of the schedules. Jeff does Any final words? I truly am very fortu- hated and loved house I’ve ever done. whatever I ask him to do. He started nate. I have done what I love my entire off as a model builder, so he can build adult life. I got to stay home with my Are your kits intended for all skill almost anything. He is a master at resin kids as they grew up. I never had to get levels? We try to make kits for every casting and runs the laser. He’s brilliant a real job. We have travelled to amaz- skill level, although with a laser cutter with complicated roof lines. ing places and along the way have met it’s easy to make things complicated. some truly wonderful people that have The price and number of pieces are What is there about kits that ap- become our dear friends. clues to complexity. The more compli- peal to miniaturists? A kit gives you cated, the higher the price. We try to all the pieces and tells you what to It really doesn’t get much better than design everything with ease of assem- do step-by-step. It allows the creator that. bly in mind. to make something amazing from a pile of wood and paper. And, should Below: Santa’s toy workshop made in 1/48th scale. How many hours a week do you spend in your shop? When not at a show or visiting my grandchildren, I work from 10.00am in the morning un- til late at night, generally 1.00–2.00am, weekdays and weekends. I can count on one hand the number of times in the last 40 years that I have not had orders to fill. You say you and your husband com- plement one other.Who does what? 67DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

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eg,ner HYMN Bride t&frhoeAGrmgoioftm THE MARRIAGE ATAAhllllelltthLchiroinenrgagdstsuGwrbeoirssidgegmhartenaaaddtnewdatnohbdneemdasmuertaaiflfullul.l,l,, Bride t&frhoeAGrmgoioftm Conducted by Reverend Thomas William HeEHEmaeAcaahcmldlhleatilhtdtitihtelnteeltgeihfrslebogbiiwrlrroditegwirnthhitytnha,gwtaetstcicionon.pglgoess.un, rss, , SIGNING OF THE REGISTER TTHhTheeAheermlcilppoatelhldediefanrswugtahisintensbtmdrsiniuigenmvthhtetmhe,reyeegtrwaocrs.niduneent.en,r,, WHHhAoeoAnwgdhlalaglvstirhpeemisauntatsghidsseaeytbGaewrolislgedtthohmAti,snlieemggtehcsitgt.whhteeetlymll,l,, READING...................................John 15 v 9-12 PRAYERS BLESSING WEDDING MARCH.................................Mendelssohn 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eg,ner Bride t&frhoeAGrmgoioftm THE MARRIAGE Permission to photocopy HYMN Works of art to frame and hang in your project.Bride tf&rhAoeGgmirfotom Bride tf&rhAoeGgmirfotom Works of art to frame and hang in your project. 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MINI MAKES Make your own cookie cutters Sherrill wanted to make little gingerbread men for her doll’s house but couldn’t find the right cookie cutter. So she cut up a full-size pie tin! BY SHERRILL NECESSARY t Christmas my family some bends with the flat Step 6. Select or mix a gin- to the clay package instruc- nose pliers and some with gerbread colour in polymer tions. A always makes cook- the round nose pliers. Try to clay. Roll out a sheet about ies using our metal make your bends straight 1/16” thick. Press the cookie Step 8. Using a very fine tip cookie cutters. My in spite of the taper of the cutter into the clay. paint marker or a tiny paint favourite shape is the small pliers nose. brush and craft paint, deco- gingerbread man. I thought Step 7. Arrange the cookies rate your cookies. I’d find some in twelfth scale Step 3. Find or draw the on the ceramic tile for bak- to make miniature gin- shape of the cookie and ing. Try to use an oven that is Step 9. Arrange on a pretty gerbread cookies. When I reduce it to the desired size. not used for preparing food. plate and serve to your mini couldn’t find any that looked Mine is 1/2” tall. Bake the cookies according guests. like my real life cookie cut- ters, I set out to make my Step 4. Decide on an in- Use this tutorial to make own. conspicuous place where other shapes like a tree or the join will be. This is the a snowman.You can also starting place. Use the pliers make cutters for sugar to make sharp or curved cookies.You can use this bends to match shape.You idea to make theme cookies might have to flatten a sec- any time of the year. tion to re-do it if it isn’t right. Step 1. Prepare the pie tin by cutting out the flat bot- tom. Score and cut a straight edge. Next, cut two strips about 1/8” wide. Step 2. Use one strip to Step 5. Once you are You will need ■ Polymer clay practice your bends. Make pleased with the shape, cut ■ Roller for clay the extra length so that it ■ Tin - I used a light- ■ Tile for baking overlaps the beginning by weight metal pie tin ■ Toaster oven for about 1/8”. Adjust the bends ■ Utility scissors to cut baking so the ends snug up against metal ■ Paint pen or paint each other. They will stay, ■ Pliers - round and flat and brush but you can also add a dot of ■ Super glue super glue. 69DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MINI MAKES Make this whimsical clock with festive feel This type of clock harks back to when families got together to make different parts - you could try that with this mini version but we don’t recommend it BY LAURIE JACOBY he Mora clock originated in Step 2. Use a nail to mark the centre of the face of the wood that matches the the drill holes marked on the pattern size of your clock insert. I drilled out a t Sweden in the mid 1700s, when piece into the wood. Drill out the ‘belly’ hole in the face using the 15/16” drill the city’s agricultural and mining of the clock with a large drill bit. In this bit and then traced the correct size industries suffered an economic project I used a 15/16” drill bit which with another template before expand- recession. was perfect for creating the bottom ing the hole to the correct size with a arch of the belly. scroll saw. Families participated in each step of making different parts of the clock. Alternatively, you could save some I am drawn to the Mora clock because time by printing or painting the image of their whimsical look. I have seen of the clock face onto the wood. many versions of this style of clock altered to fit different uses such as shelves to hold books or teapots. This festive version holds a Christmas tree to ring in the most wonderful time of the year. Step 1.Transfer the pattern on to a piece of wood that is approximately 3/4” thick. For this project I used a piece of pine. You will need Step 3. For a real ticking clock, you will ‘ I think of the families‘ need a clock insert piece and a hole in brought together to ■ 3/4” thick wood create these handy ■ 1/16” thick basswood works of art in that ■ Nail small town in ■ Scroll saw Sweden. ■ Craft knife ■ Drill with 15/16” drill bit ■ 1-7/16 (36 mm) clock insert ■ Circle template ■ Toothpicks ■ Paint ■ Decorative items 70 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

Step 4. When cutting out the shape of MINI MAKES ‘ the clock with the scroll saw, I found it easier to cut some relief cuts around restored clocks as a hobby. my pattern. These relief cuts made it So now you can sit back and cel- easier to turn the blade around the curves while cutting. ebrate this special holiday season by enjoying looking at your beloved doll’s house while listening to the ticking of a festive miniature clock. Season’s greetings to you all, and may we all pass the time with more marvellous miniatures in the New Year! ‘ I weathered it with sandpaper for an antique Christmas decoration look. Step 5. I used a piece of 1/16” thick This shape is glued on as a frame basswood and toothpicks to make the decorative embellishments on base of the clock. These pieces can be cut with a sharp craft knife. Step 6. Now its time to decorate to your preferences. I used a coat of grey paint and weathered it with some sandpaper to give it that antique Christmas decoration look. I found some Christmas stickers to decorate it and decided the belly of my clock would be a perfect home for a tiny Christmas tree. Christmas time is a great time to spend with loved ones. I think of the families brought together to create these handy works of art in that small town in Sweden. It reminds me of the time spent with my grandfathers who 71DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

THORNE ROOMS AT CHRISTMAS How historic rooms got new daring decorations The incredible Thorne Rooms have been given Christmas additions in previous years that initially shocked purists. But the festive makeover proved a popular triumph BY VIRGINIA CHASE SANDERSON isitors to the exhibit don’t expect the rooms, bringing them to new life. On a table, cookies are being made Small people have been busy. Some- in quantity. “People would make these V to see the dark side of the story, one has hung garlands on the stairs big batches of cookies, large wash so they are surprised when they and a mistletoe ball over the door in baskets full, ready to pass out to visit- come to E2, a room purposely the hall. Cookies cool on tables. Ice ing guests,” Morgan explains. left undecorated. Its placard begins, skates are left hanging momentarily “Can you imagine Christmas being on a newel post near the door. These As I stop to marvel at each room, I banned?” Many young visitors will touches, so evocative of life lived, are realise that the rooms are real in a pro- learn, for the first time, that the Puritan not arbitrary or cute, but stunningly found way. Each small replica is made dictator Oliver Cromwell outlawed accurate, the fruit of painstaking and of the very materials of our larger Christmas in England for a long and lengthy research. They take us on a world. It’s not a photograph; it’s not troubled twelve years during the Prot- holiday tour through European and virtual. It’s the real thing, just smaller, estant Reformation. American history, from the 16th cen- which accounts for the dizzying and tury through the 1930s. continuing magic of the rooms. Peer in Lindsay Mican Morgan, my tour with your eye at about 5 inches from guide, elaborates: “The story goes The ice skates in the Pennsylvania the floor of the room (the height of a that he would actually send people out Dutch kitchen are a good example of miniature person), and you – enter the on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, the care Morgan takes. After research- room! walking around making sure nobody ing the type of skate she would need, was having any festivities, trying to she found the prototype for her replica As I do now, stepping into the Eng- smell out mincemeat pies or anything with the help of a woman in upper lish Great Hall from the second half of else that might be associated with Michigan who had the largest skate the sixteenth century. The dog sleep- Christmas. These people were re- collection in the United States. She ing in front of the hearth steals my ferred to as the ‘mince-sniffers!’” then made this pair of 18th century ice heart, but I soon see, on the banquet skates with their beautiful swan-head table, a wassail bowl of real beauty and Lindsay is curator of the Chicago prows, under the tutelage of Chicago complexity. Wassail was a hot mulled Art Institute’s Thorne Rooms gallery miniature artists Alison Ashby and cider served in huge ornate bowls. — 68 flawless miniature European and Steve Jedd. Morgan commissioned William Rob- American interiors. Morgan’s daring inson to create this one, a replica of a and inspired idea of decorating some The other wonders of the Pennsylva- wassail bowl in the Victoria & Albert of the rooms for Christmas has made nia Dutch kitchen bring to light the cul- Museum. the Institute’s best-loved exhibit into an ture of the early German immigrants. annual holiday attraction without rival. For them, instead of Santa Claus, the “The spices go in the little top com- In a normal Christmas almost 1500 gift-bearer was the Christ child, riding partment of the bowl, and the whole people would throng into the gallery a donkey laden with gifts. In front of the thing comes apart,” she explains. each day, an overwhelming crowd. fireplace a little rye basket represents “Everything Bill makes has to function, One morning last January, before the the manger. It contains a swaddling and has to be made from the materials doors opened, Morgan took me on a cloth, and nuts and cookies for the that would have been used, in this case little tour of her Christmas rooms. Christ child. Hay to feed his donkey is heaped at the bottom of the stairs. Above: A Devil’s mask to scare away Mary The winter holiday touches are like pixie dust, tiny bits of magic settling on and Joseph when they knock at the door. 72 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

THORNE ROOMS AT CHRISTMAS a type of wood called lignum vitae, course. “It was quite the elaborate af- Top: English drawing room of the Victorian a tropical hardwood that’s very oily, fair,” Morgan tells me. “Only the upper period. so it repels water.” Robinson, one of echelon of guests would have been Above left: In the Pennsylvania Dutch today’s most skilled artisans, has been invited to the sugar course. Sugar was kitchen, cookies are being prepared. Food a mentor to Morgan over the years. truly a luxury item, a thing to show off artist Cristina Minischetti made the cookies “He is a history buff, and in particular how wealthy you were. And amazingly and almost all of the other Christmas foods a tool history buff, so he actually used expensive. It was literally kept under on display. the type of 17th century lathe that was lock and key. There was a confectioner Above: A pair of skates from the era and used to make the original!” on staff, and usually the wife and con- region and hay for the Christ child’s donkey fectioner had the keys, and that was it.” in the Pennsylvania Dutch kitchen. The banquet table is set with the dessert course, called the sugar “There are funny stories about the 73DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

THORNE ROOMS AT CHRISTMAS Above left: A stunning ball gown in the Louisiana Bedroom, 1800-1850, suggests a young woman being fitted for her appearance at a Christmas ball. Festive gold ornaments hang from the dress. Left: New Mexico Dining Room c. 1940, ready for the celebration of Las Posadas, a ritual re-enactment of Mary and Joseph’s search for a lodging in Bethlehem. Above: Nativity scene with starburst by Sutton Morgan. Above right: Otto Natzler Menorah by Sutton Morgan. consumption of sugary goods back in as if a young woman were going to be miniature artists making things now of the sixteenth century,” Morgan says. fitted.” the quality Mrs. Thorne demanded.” “People didn’t have the best dental Morgan has commissioned work from hygiene back then, and because of all E14, an English drawing room of many stellar miniature artists. She has the sugar the wealthy people were eat- the Victorian period, contains an- perhaps worked most closely with ing, their teeth were turning black, and other masterpiece, Morgan’s Victorian Cristina Minischetti of Italy, who not people who weren’t quite as wealthy, Christmas tree. It reproduces one of only made all of the sugary foods for to mimic that, would use charcoal to the earliest Christmas tree in England, the Tudor wassail scene, but most of blacken their teeth.” Queen Victoria’s own Christmas tree the foods for the other rooms, among from 1840. When Victoria married the them a marzipan hedgehog, a tradi- The beautiful New Orleans bed- German Prince Albert, she introduced tional Twelfth Night cake, tamales, a room was an early triumph for Morgan. the German tradition of Christmas Mexican fruitcake, and sugar tortillas, “I found a really wonderful diary by a trees to her subjects, and Christmas called buñuelos. Not to mention the young woman who describes herself trees soon became hugely popular in nuts I think I saw in a crystal bowl in the getting dressed up in a ball gown that England. Victorian parlour. Do you know how had ornaments hanging from it. That small a walnut is in one-twelfth scale? really inspired us. I worked with Maria The tree looks a little spindly for our José Santos from Spain. She does taste. But Morgan held fast to what she Another gifted miniaturist, the beautiful figures in period costumes, knew about the Victorian era. The Ger- ceramic artist Sutton Morgan, created but since Mrs. Thorne was opposed to man tradition was to use small fir trees the wood and ceramic crèche for the having figures in her rooms, we came no taller than four feet, suitable for a Monterey, California room, copying the up with the idea of doing a dress form, tabletop, and to cut their branches into dramatic starburst altarpiece from the artificial tiers or layers. The tree orna- Carmel Mission in Monterey. For the ments, as well as the toys and dolls Hanukkah room (A37, California Hall- under the tree, are based on a famous way circa 1940), she replicated a me- engraving of the royal family around norah by Otto Natzler, from an original their tree, the very illustration that led in the New York Jewish Museum. to the craze for imitation. Morgan has had more to do behind Morgan talks about the many sat- the scenes than a visitor to the rooms isfactions of her seasonal decorating might realise. Summer rooms had to project. “I loved the idea of being be made into winter rooms, which able to show people that there are still 74 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

THORNE ROOMS AT CHRISTMAS meant creating alternate backdrops Above left: A panorama of Paris at night, as seen from the balcony of a 1930s apartment. depicting snowy scenes. The most At the time the Eiffel tower was actually lit up like this, with 250,000 lights. spectacular backdrop was made for a Above: This English drawing room displays the first Christmas tree in England, Queen Paris apartment from the 1930s, whose Victoria’s own tree, from 1840. balcony overlooks the Eiffel Tower. For Below: This ornate wassail bowl, by miniature artist William Robinson, replicates a the cocktail party Morgan envisioned, seventeenth-century piece from the Victoria & Albert Museum. she turned day into night, and lit up the Eiffel tower. Here again, nothing was something so bold as to invade and al- gone to. My colleagues affirmed that it arbitrary. The lights on the tower are ter Mrs. Thorne’s precious rooms. She was normal to do this to full size period replicated from the era: Morgan discov- had thought originally of some kind of rooms, as a way to see further into what ered that for almost a decade during Christmas event in the gallery, outside living at that time was like. the twenties the Citroën car company the rooms. But the head of the Chicago used the Eiffel Tower to promote its Art Institute, whose wife was a great “The kicker for me was when I brand, using 250,000 lights. fan of the Thorne rooms, suggested, talked to Mrs. Thorne’s granddaugh- “Why don’t you do things inside the ter. She sent me a snippet from Mrs. Now, just minutes after the opening rooms?” Thorne’s diary, which talked about how of the gallery, we can hardly hear or much she loved Christmas—and then see each other, as we keep getting Morgan was shocked. “I didn’t know she told me that Mrs. Thorne had even separated by clusters of excited new if I dared change anything! I didn’t want talked about decorating the rooms for arrivals. It’s hard to make our way to overreach or be presumptuous. Then Christmas!” through the gallery to our last stop, the I started thinking about all of the period New Mexico room. rooms I had seen decorated for Christ- When Lindsay Morgan inaugu- mas, at all the house museums I had rated the Holiday Rooms exhibit, she This room depicts the religious cel- stepped beyond fulfilling Mrs. Thorne’s ebration of Las Posadas: people visit job requirements. In following her one house each night for nine nights, intuition, she has done something Mrs. as Mary and Joseph looking for a room Thorne would have loved. In entering at the inn. The procession is refused the mind and heart of Mrs. Thorne, she lodging, though the hosts often provide has reached a realm of pure poetry. refreshments. At each stop, passages of scripture are read and carols are The Art Institute of Chicago is current- sung. I ask about the devil’s mask lying ly operating at 25 per cent capacity and on a small chair. “Usually, whoever was you must pre-book a visit. At the time turning away Mary and Joseph would of going to press we were unable to wear a devil’s costume or devil’s mask confirm if the decoration of the Thorne to send them away.” Rooms was going ahead this year. We’d suggest planning a visit for 2021. Morgan did not initially intend to do 75DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

SHOP AROUND Joan’s toy shop dream is made real at last Some girls dream about diamonds, weddings and travel. For Joan it has always been collecting miniatures to create magical worlds you can get lost in like this treasured shop BY JOAN MCKENZIE here had always been a secret The internet and Etsy changed all of that. Suddenly open and available was t longing inside of my heart and the enormous world of miniaturists. All mind to have a miniature toy shop I needed was the right words put into with a workshop upstairs. I silently Google. Upon finding my first artisan I thought about it almost every day. I had shrieked with happiness as I continued nearly 50 years to think about mak- to keep searching until I found every- ing this into a reality. Never daring to thing needed in twelfth scale. speak aloud about this desire when my children were young as there were Two years ago, I realised that indeed so many more important priorities. I had amassed so many tiny toys that if Still, one by one, treasure by treasure, I I ever owned a toy shop it might actu- found unique and tiny things from trav- ally overflow. Unless …unless it was a els, as there were very few doll’s house bit larger than I originally had in mind. shops when I was a young adult. It’s always a little dangerous monetarily when I start to plan something. When it came time to give into my yearning, I needed to hire someone special to make the ‘bones’ of the structure. But first I had to know exactly what to ask for. Brick exterior, cop- per roof, rafters, a working fireplace, custom shelving, a front sales display, a counter that was electrified, lighting, hardwood floors and special windows. I found the perfect miniaturist in Cheryl Reeves. Cheryl exceeded my expectations and wishes, add- ing little touches I hadn’t thought to ask for, she came in under proposed Top left: Birdcage by Veronique Lux. Above left: Tool Chest from the 1980s filled to the brim with utensils needed for carving. Left: The festive fellows stop for a hot choco- late break. Right: Inside the workshop the toy makers take time to celebrate with grandchildren. Tree by Mable Malley. 76 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

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SHOP AROUND Top: The fireplace mantel is decked out for Christmas with a working ‘fire’. Left: Geppetto carving Pinocchio, a favourite at Christmas time. Above: Shoemaker, Domenic, creates fine leather boots, shoes and skates. 78 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

SHOP AROUND Above: Under the partner’s desk, crafted by Lynn Jowers, a puppy chews on a new boot. Far left: A special couple from the movie UP sits high on the shelf. Left: Tea cups, bunnies, hedgehogs and a Mr. Potato head make for a fun little shelf in the workshop. ‘‘ Some of my miniatures budget and then drove 2000 miles person. We broke bread together and were in hibernation for from Nevada to Massachusetts to help became fast forever friends. half a century. with delivery and set up. I could never have dreamed of a better choice than I had been buying smaller items Cheryl. It was so wonderful to meet from Lynn Jowers and then she started her and her gentlemanly husband in working closely with Cheryl to make the furniture. Somewhere along the way during the construction I realised, to be complete, I needed a workshop above the store to be able to peek in- side where the actual magic happens. To say that I have been elated with the results is an understatement. Nei- ther Cheryl nor Lynn skipped a beat with this request. It seemed all three of 79DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

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SHOP AROUND Right: Someone is helping to find just the right tool for helping the toy makers on Christmas Eve. us were on the same wavelength and had entertained some thoughts about the possibility. What a beautiful expe- rience it was to work with these two wonderful miniaturists. I am indebted for life as this was at the very top of my bucket list for so many decades. Once the structure was in my home, Lynn shipped the interior furniture she had created. I had it overfilled with tiny toys within a day. It was so much fun to unwrap tiny boxes purchased so many years ago, remembering where I bought each item, clearly remember- ing the exact cost and the joy of initial discovery as well as this memorable joy of rediscovery. Some of my miniatures were in hibernation for half a century. That seemed almost criminal! Some things I had completely forgotten about were already mine. There is a tiny Russian nesting doll that my daughter had gifted to me so many years ago, when she was a teenager. There are tiny tools I collected avidly whenever I saw one or two – or ten. Evidently, I always knew I needed a miniature workshop along with the Toy Shop, but never al- lowed myself to fully think this through. This structure at completion is the gift that keeps on giving, as I find myself wandering into the room where this is displayed almost every evening. I have re-arranged things many times since the day it was considered com- plete and that’s all part of the playtime that I never had as a child. This is ther- apy on a grand scale for me. For this feature’s purpose I have it decorated for the holidays, with a beautiful purple Christmas tree and wreath made for me by Mable Malley from Canada. I do hope you enjoy all of the photos shown that exhibit what the workshop now looks like and can understand how grateful I am to the women and artisans who collectively made this dream come true. I justify owning this splendid structure by whispering to myself a special mantra: “Miniatures. They’re my ONE weakness”. 81DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MEET THE MAKER Little houses are so big on the sparkle Like many makers Elizabeth finds the midnight hours quite magical when it comes to being inspired, and that’s when she creates most of her glittering mini houses BY PAM NORTH lizabeth Hjort has found her The Bakery Putz is made of heavy- weight chipboard, cardboard, paint, E special niche – creating vintage- German glass glitter, and polymer inspired Putz houses, made from clay for the miniatures. She makes heavy chipboard, covered in her own patterns, hand-drafting and German glass glitter, and embellished cutting each one. Most houses have with her handmade miniatures and about 30 pieces just for the bases sisal bottlebrush trees. and houses, and it takes about 8 to 20 hours for one house. The shops are As a child Elizabeth was attracted even more intensive in effort and time to the small paper houses found in because of all the items in the display the discount stores at Christmas. Very windows. inexpensive and made mostly in Ja- pan, they faded in popularity as years As a career she has been an ac- went by until a resurgence of a newer, complished professional seamstress, larger version of the houses about 10 designing and making couture-quality to 12 years ago. bridal gowns and millinery, and even custom figure-skating competition She ordered one, but when she dresses. Now semi-retired, she still has received it she found that it was very a small shop in which she does altera- poorly made; parts of it were broken, tions. A manageable work routine al- and it was not as pretty as the photo. Disappointed, she sent it back, think- Above right: Elizabeth’s favourite thing to ing she could do better herself, and so she did. make are bakeries like this one. After successfully making one, she Right: Even a vintage caravan is decorated became obsessed researching and studying examples, and accomplish- beautifully for Christmas. ing her own through trial and error. “That’s how I learn,” she said. She also buys the bottlebrush trees to dye, but has made those from scratch as well. Her Bakery Putz is a delightful crea- tion, full of colour and goodies. “I love to do bakeries!” she exclaimed. “My grandfather started our town bakery over a century ago, and my mother was the decorator for many decades. It’s still in the family, with my cousins’ son, so bakeries are a love. My favour- ite miniatures to make are sweets.” 82 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

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FEATURE Above: Mini sweets are also something she loves to create. lows her time for drawing designs for home life and making my houses and ally my best creative times to design.” her houses and miniatures while she minis – it’s easy to get pulled in all di- Elizabeth cites the source of her works. “It’s often difficult to combine rections. That’s why late nights are usu- inspiration as mostly coming from fond memories she has of growing up, of being “the small child looking over the counter of the toy department in the local store.. I can still hear the creak 84 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

in the old wood floors as I walked on MEET THE MAKER them, and being so excited to visually take in all the little toys and sparkly  The name for Putz houses evolved from the German word “putzen” which Christmas trims. The nostalgia that means to clean or to decorate. It was given to little houses that were placed comes with that memory is still my around the nativity scene for Christmas decorations in the early 1900s. inspiration. That was my eye-candy Designs and materials have varied over time, but you may also see them as a youth. All the seasons bring new called glitter houses, cardboard houses or even paper houses. designs and ideas for me to try. When customers tell me they feel like they 85DOLLS HOUSE WORLD want to walk right into one of my houses or shops, I feel truly appre- ciated. I think the miniatures bring much joy. I get lost in them myself working on designs. They just make you happy.” She has been drafting and pat- terning since she was a child. She learned to draft from her father and classes. “I can make almost anything. I sewed my first doll clothes pattern at age five. Whether it’s carpentry, fab- ric, home improvements, tile, baking miniatures, or whatever, I’m a maker.” “I am so excited about the future of miniatures. There are such marvellous artists in this field. The imaginative items and venues they come up with are so amazing. I love incorporating my miniatures with the nostalgic qual- ity of times past. I have so many ideas always spinning in my head trying to get out through my fingers. I wish I could make my fingers smaller some- times, or just shrink myself so that I could walk inside my houses.” Since she was young, Elizabeth’s favourite times to create are the wee hours between 10pm and 2am. She finds those hours magical, describing the feeling as “glittering at midnight”, so she adopted that phrase as her business name. “All the cares of the day are past, and it’s the time when I can focus. When I was young I used to stay up late on weekends and sew in those quiet hours when I could con- centrate without interruption, until my mother would stand in my doorway telling me to go to bed. “Almost the same thing is true now. I recently was happily working away one night late, and my oldest kitty started circling through my studio trying to get me to go to bed, just like my mum used to do. It has become a nightly thing now.”

MINI MAKES Put together your festive hamper Decorate a miniature basket and then fill it with Christmas goodies that you can easily create yourself BY SADIE BROWN elebrate the season of formation of white/green/ cookies a realistic appear- white/red. ance. C giving with this festive miniature Christmas basket. Step 1. Mix Yellow Ochre Step 3. Carefully twist the Step 5. Make 3 more ropes, Step 7. Mix grated Golden and paint your twelfth scale tubes of polymer clay to- this time using two lengths Ochre, Dark Cadmium basket. Once you’re happy gether into a rope. of clay for each, one white Orange and brown pastel with the effect allow the and one red. Cut the ropes to create a golden cookie paint to dry before coating into lengths long enough to shade and brush the star with matte varnish to seal. create garlands to fit across shapes before baking with the front and sides of the the candy canes and the basket, creating tiny hooks ropes and allow to cool. at the ends. Mix Sculpey Bake & Bond Step 4. Continue to roll and Step 6. Mix white clay with with white clay using an twist the clay until you have a little Sunflower Yellow old butter knife and use the completely smooth rope to make cream and roll mixture to ‘ice’ one or more measuring around 1 1/2mm out to around 1 1/2mm in of the cookies. Return to the in thickness. Cut into indi- thickness. Use a 1.3cm oven to bake and allow to vidual lengths and curl them star shaped plunge cutter cool before coating these, over at one end to form the to press out several star the candy canes and the candy cane shape. shapes. Use an old, rough ropes with matte varnish. textured brush to give the Step 2. Roll four tubes of polymer clay, two white, one Apple Green and one red, each one around 2mm in diameter. Stick the ropes together in a row using the 86 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

You will need MINI MAKES ■ Twelfth scale basket candy canes along the front ■ Twelfth scale biscuit with all-purpose glue. tin/box ■ Twelfth scale terra- Step 9. Use all-purpose glue Step 11. Take a twelfth scale Step 14. Using another cotta pot to stick the ropes into posi- terracotta plant pot and piece of leftover Christ- ■ Acrylic paints - Burnt tion along the front and sides paint with acrylic paint in a mas wrapping paper, cut a Umber,Yellow Ochre, of the basket, alongside one Christmas red. Allow to dry square to size and glue on metallic silver, red or two little decorations of and coat with matte varnish top of a twelfth scale biscuit Polymer clay - white, a suitable size taken from to seal. tin or small box to give it a Sunflower Yellow, red, an old Christmas bauble. I festive twist! Apple Green used a little green foliage Step 12. For a simple, quick ■ Pastels - Golden and a frosted pine cone, but and incredibly effective Step 15. After adding a base Ochre, brown, Dark it could be anything, from a Christmas plant, fill your of tinsel to the inside of the Cadmium Orange tiny Santa Claus to a snow- painted terracotta pot with basket, you’re ready to fill it ■ Small brushes ball! However, If you don’t clay or something solid, with all your festive goodies. ■ 1.3cm star shaped have anything suitable then before gluing a mixture of I’ve also included a couple plunge cutter you could equally use a few white and red ‘scenic tufts’ of pieces of festive crockery, ■ Roller of the tiny star cookies and/ on top. so don’t be afraid to raid ■ CM ruler or candy canes you have existing pieces from your ■ Scissors already made. collection! ■ Craft knife ■ Old butter knife Display your new minia- ■ Old wrapping paper ture basket and have a very ■ Scenic flower tufts or merry Christmas! twelfth scale flowers ■ Tiny foliage and decorations from old Christmas baubles ■ Small amount of tinsel ■ Small piece of 2mm thick soft wood ■ Sculpey Bake & Bond ■ Matte varnish ■ Glue stick ■ All-purpose glue Step 8. Very carefully cut Step 10. Take a small length Step 13. Cut oblongs of a small piece of 2mm thick of Christmas foliage and old Christmas wrapping soft wood to fit several trim the length of the green paper or miniature wrap- candy canes and paint with foliage down if necessary to ping paper you’ve specially metallic silver paint. Allow to ensure it’s a suitable size for designed using computer dry and coat with matte var- twelfth scale garland. software (or see the Cutouts nish before gluing a row of pages this issue) and roll Decorate with a few tiny into rolls of wrapping paper, Christmas bits and pieces. sealing all the way along the I’ve used tiny red baubles edges using a glue stick. from an old decoration, which was already on wire stalks to wrap around the garland. Glue the finished garland to the back of the basket lid. 87DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MINI MAKES Turn a doll into a jolly Santa with this suit Just take a suitable doll, a handful of red fabric and some fur trim and you’ll have a wonderful Santa everyone will love in no time BY RANDALL CASTLE Christmas wouldn’t be Christ- Step 2. Hem the bottom with tacky Step 4. If your Santa is going to fool glue. Lay the back fabric on the doll the little ones he will need a big belly. C mas without a jolly Santa, and and make three snips where the neck Lay a stretched out cotton ball over the here’s how you can turn any hem will be. stomach. sized doll into a festive figure. Randall is almost 7” tall so most of his clothes need to be custom-made. This technique will work for any size doll. Note that I am using a Jersey knit material for this only because if it is a stiff fabric, he wouldn’t be able to move his delicate joints for photos.You choose what fabric is right for you. Santa’s jacket Step 1. First, cut a piece for the back. Step 3. Apply glue to the inside tabs Step 5. Lay the fabric over the belly. Leave room for a hem on the top and and push them over with your finger Keep allowance for a bottom hem. bottom of the jacket. so the two on the side are at an angle. Drape over the doll and cut to the size Lay the doll on the back piece again so of the back piece. the hem folds are facing up. You will need ■ Pen TOPTIP ■ Tacky glue ■ Red fabric ■ Cotton balls Wrap plastic cling wrap around hands ■ Fur trim ■ Beads or small buttons to keep fingers clear of threads when ■ Scissors ■ Metallic silver card clothing your doll. ■ Needle and thread ■ Faux leather fabric ■ Pins 88 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MINI MAKES Step 6. Be sure the fabric pieces have the same texture on their fronts and glue a bottom hem. Step 7. This next part can be altered Step 10. Cut the middle of the front for Step 13. Judge your doll’s arm length to suit your skill set. Flip the back and the opening. Fold and glue the hems, with a hem and cut out, then sew. front so they are inside out on the doll. keep in mind that one side folds over Pin the front side to the back as shown. the other to close. I left the top part of I am leaving a hem allowance for the both sides unglued for now. front side pieces because the coat will have a hem where it opens in the centre. Step 8. Put a little tick mark where the Step 11. Slip the doll out and sew the Step 14. Turn right side out with twee- arm pit will be using a pen. shoulders together. zers. Push the tweezers in, grab the cuff, pull out. Then push the tweezer Step 9. Start hand sewing at that tick Step 12. Trim the excess fabric off the handle all the way in to help turn out mark and work your way down. I did sides. the sleeve cuff out. this with the doll in place. Sew both sides. Step 15. Test fit the sleeve on the doll so you know where to sew it in the Pattern jacket. Allow space for a fur cuff. Trousers Cut 1, flip and cut 1 front back Step 16. Sew your sleeves in. I used my tweezer handle as a stopper so I couldn’t accidentally sew all the way through. 89DOLLS HOUSE WORLD

MINI MAKES Santa’s trousers Step 21. Cut out the trousers pat- tern. Cut one, flip the pattern and cut another. Place the side you want on the outside against each other and sew down the back to the crotch area. Step 22. Pull the ankles together and sew up the leg. Then do the other. Step 23. Turn right side out. Fold in one side of the front opening 1/8” and glue. This will fold over the front open- ing to close. Use Velcro to keep closed. Santa’s belt Step 24. Cut a faux leather belt. Be sure to test fit the length around the doll with the stomach on the doll. Step 17. Now fold over the front top Step 19. I ran glue along the back of Step 25. Cut silver metallic card paper sides and glue. my fur ribbon to stop it from fraying so it’s taller than the belt and cut out once I cut it. Once dry, I cut along the two slits as shown. Step 18. Sew on the faux fur trim and glue and sewed it on. If your materials the buttons. I used beads for buttons. are not synthetic you can glue it on. 90 DOLLS HOUSE WORLD Santa’s hat Step 20. Size your doll’s head and cut fabric for the hat in a cone shape. Sew up the back and add a pom-pom or make a cotton ball. Step 26. Slip the belt through the slits. Step 27. I attached Velcro to it so I can take it off and on easily.

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