Pierce dollhouse

This is well over due! Here are some photos showing my Kinfeld to date. Still more to do on the out side and side. ...

Day 1 I added the Kitchen and dinning room wall and the front wall today. I am waiting for the hardwood floors to come in. Once it does, ...

ready for landscaping

This is the only picture I have of the insides almost completed.

This Pierce dollhouse was on auction on eBay last week. It came complete with lights, furniture and a 360º turn-table which flaunts the garden and gazebo. The Pierce, although not as big as the Garfield, is still quite imposing, and one of my favorite Greenleaf dollhouses.

Despite using shingle templates, you may encounter small gaps. Fill these gaps with Minwax Stainable Wood Filler only, as it matches the unstained shingles and stains well. Apply it sparingly with a small putty knife and wipe away any excess. To access the hidden tower room, leave the tower roof removable. Otherwise, you will only have attic access, which is too small for furniture. I added felt dots around the tower top to prevent scraping when placing the roof. Remove the tabs from the…

Lady Pierce has been doing a little redecorating. She’s still waiting for her custom drapes to be made but in the meantime, she’s happy to pass the time by rearranging the furniture. She’s especially delighted with her new bed and its hand embroidered bedspread.

The roof has been attached without any issues. These wires were fed to the outside walls. Because the wires were too short to reach the bas...

I can feel my tank filling these days. Sitting at my desk, exacto-knife in one hand, a ruler in the other. Korean drama streaming on my Surface. I have been able to take down all my paraphernalia from my days as PixieDust Miniatures and to refamiliarize myself with the houses and miniatures I'd devoted so much love and time towards. One in particular, an old, falling-apart McKinley (Greenleaf's wall-hanging dollhouse), has been one I've wanted to work on literally for decades. It is now…