Here are photos of the American style version of the same house.

SCROLL DOWN OR CLICK HERE IS THE CUTTING PLAN

This house was made for a child.
The staircase is not so intricate, and there are no windows in the gable ends. The outside is painted

This version of the dollhouse is easier to make and is also cheaper, as there are no hinges to purchase.
There are only 5 windows.

The shutters on the front of the house are made from paint stir sticks, scrounged from my local paint store.

 

 

HERE IS THE CUTTING PLAN 3

For the American , open back style Dollhouse

To save the Cutting Plan to your computer.

Right click >select >save image as

You can see from the photograph that there is lots of room in this dollhouse.

This one has two bedrooms and a good sized hallway on the second floor and a bathroom and two more bedrooms on the third floor

 

As you can see, you can cut out part of the back roof to expose the third floor. Using the third floor is optional. You can always open the roof in the future if you want to.

 

The kichen cupboards, the stove and the refridgerator were all made from wooden tea boxes which can be found at many Dollar stores.

The handle on the fridge is the clip from a cheap ball point pen.

The rug is cut from an old placemat. I fringed the ends and then I sprayed it with spray starched and ironed it so that it lays very flat.

Second floor Master bedroom

Second floor Girls bedroom
The little half wall at the right is removeable

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Photos of the Interior

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