Tudor dollhouse interior

Are you dreaming of charming Tudor dollhouses? Look no further! Kevin Jackson from the UK takes the art of crafting Tudor-style dollhouses to extraordinary levels. From stunning, detailed exteriors to lovely interiors, his creations are a feast for the eyes and perfect for any dollhouse enthusiast. Explore the keen craftsmanship behind these miniature homes and get inspired to bring a touch of classic architecture into your projects. Start your journey to creating your own Tudor-sized…

A selection of dollhouses by artist Robin Carey, compiled by Sumaiya Mehreen

A Tudor Dolls House I thought I must share with you this wonderful resource if you are making a Tudor dolls house and wondering what to put in it to give that authentic feel. In 1601, John and Jane Daniells and their family were living in Rectory House in Hackney in England. Unfortunately they fell foul of the law and their home and possessions were confiscated. Sad for them but for us, a fantastic look into their lives as a comprehensive inventory of their house contents in now available…

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Plastered and beamed interior walls in a Tudor dolls house If you think whitewashed walls with timber uprights showing, beamed ceilings and wide floor boards, you'll have the decorating elements for most rooms in a Tudor house. In a dolls house, these are easy to recreate. I used the white paint/talcum powder/sand/ glue mix I did the outside with, to simulate the plastered walls. For the beamed ceilings I stained lengths of thick balsa wood, carving slivers and pieces out at irregular…

So I'm stuccoing the upstairs. It's incredibly painstaking and time consuming work, because, well, staying in the lines is harder than it looks. Gloppy stucco is ugly stucco. Here, I'm using a variety of angled brushes to fill in the "daub" in my wattle and daub. For stucco, I'm using a combination of Greenleaf's stucco powder, and DecoArt's "antique white" craft paint. You can get different effects, depending on your ratio of paint to powder. Here, I've created a stucco that sets in stiff…

Tudor Great Halls underwent a dramatic change. It had been the most important room in a castle, but in a Tudor manor house, it would become obsolete.

Ta Da!!! My kit bash is done! Yes, finally, after four months of many and mostly "a first time for everything"s, I'm finished! The last day was somewhat bittersweet; that high that you get when you're done with a long and arduous project and that sad funk that you get when you're done with a long and arduous project! My little Tudor dollhouse... What my goals were: To protect and display my vintage 3/4 scale English Barton Tudor dollhouse furniture that I was so fortunate and privileged to…

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