The other day, somehow, I got to browsing through pictures of vintage dollhouses. Naturally, I thought I would try replicating a couple in paper, scaled down to shelf village size.
First I tried out this green Tudor, from a picture of a Rich dollhouse on Dollhouse Shenanigans. (Scroll down to the second one up from the bottom of the page.)
This house is approximately 4.75" wide and tall, and 3" deep
Download printable PDF file for Tudor
Files download for free; pay what you wish. Suggested contribution for this file is $1.99.
Next post is this pink roofed Cape Cod which is from a picture of a Keystone dollhouse on My Vintage Dollhouses (Scroll all the way to the bottom of the page).
Extreme Cards and Papercrafting: pop up cards, movable and mechanical cards, digital crafts and unusual papercrafts.
First I tried out this green Tudor, from a picture of a Rich dollhouse on Dollhouse Shenanigans. (Scroll down to the second one up from the bottom of the page.)
This house is approximately 4.75" wide and tall, and 3" deep
Files download for free; pay what you wish. Suggested contribution for this file is $1.99.
Next post is this pink roofed Cape Cod which is from a picture of a Keystone dollhouse on My Vintage Dollhouses (Scroll all the way to the bottom of the page).
Extreme Cards and Papercrafting: pop up cards, movable and mechanical cards, digital crafts and unusual papercrafts.