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Rainbow Table Cloth
Roz Walters
Something a little different this month, a cloth worked in a variety of rainbow colours. Handy for using up all those bits and bobs as each row takes up very little thread. I have used one strand of six strand embroidery thread . . . continue reading
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Shabby Chic Bathroom Crate
Mandy Wright
This pretty little crate looks adorable in any bathroom, especially if decorated and filled with products in colours to compliment your bathroom colour scheme. For an alternative use, why not leave the crate undecorated, or use a wood stain, then fill with fruits or vegetables . . . continue reading
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Satin Curtains
Print your own curtain material to make these elegant curtains for your dolls house. You will need 1/4 yd white satin material, 1/2 yd petersham ribbon to make scalloped fringe. I was unable to buy pure silk satin, so I had to use a man made type of light weight satin . . . continue reading
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Garden Delights - Pansy Pillow In 2 scales
Shelly Hawley-Yan
This little pillow (and the companion piece featuring a dragonfly) simply say "Spring Is Here!" and will fit in many places in your dollshouse décor. Wouldn't it look lovely on a wicker chair in the sunroom? In a little girls room? On the porch swing? . . . continue reading
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Tile Design Rug
Sally Grice
This is an easy chart using just blue and black You can stitch the background in a cream or white or leave it unstitched and it will give a textured look and feel to your rug . . . continue reading
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Kit Review/Workshop - Mini Mundus Chippendale Wing Chair
Mandy Wright
Following several requests for another of the Mini Mundus kit review-come-workshops, I have put together the Chippendale Wing Chair kit for you this month. Before you begin, I would recommend that you position all pieces on the lay out sheet to ensure that all components are present, and to familiarise yourself with the pieces . . . continue reading
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Weathered Paint in Small Scale
Jacqui Marlin
I am sure many of you have used "Crackle It" or another commercial solution to achieve the effect of old wood, but for a special project I was working on I needed something much more weathered. I did many experiments before coming up with this technique but it was perfect for my project . . . continue reading
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Two in one curtains - part 2
Sally Grice
Using the template, cut two tails as mirror images. If you want contrasting tails, glue a contrasting fabric to the back of the tails. Glue trim along bottom on the right side . . . continue reading
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Two in one curtains - part 1
Sally Grice
Use the swags and tails with curtains for an existing window or with a Voile panel to create an illusion of a window on a back wall - let your imagination go wild with different fabrics and different set ups . . . continue reading
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