Table of Contents

Introduction
- basic tools, materials and equipment
- basic techniques
- Tudor Times Chair
- Stool
- Tapestries
- Arms and armour
- Wall sconces and torcheres
- Dummy figure boards
- Classical Style Console table
- Neo-classical mirror with sconces
- Pedestals
- Ornamental mask
- Neo-classical vase
- Topiary trees
- Silhouettes
- Country Style Side table
- Chair
- Wall shelves
- Books
- Log Basket
- Plates
- Decoy ducks
- Candlesticks and snuffer
- Victorian Values Coat and hat rack
- Boater
- Stick stand
- Walking sticks
- Plant stand
- Aspidistra
- Framed photographs
- Trinkets
- Bracket lamps
- Letter rack
- Edwardian Christmas Garlands and wreaths
- Decorations and ornaments
- Coal box
- Firescreen
- colour pattern page
- black and white pattern page
- suppliers
- acknowledgments
- index

About the Author

Jane Harrop started making miniatures as a hobby nine years ago, when she made and demonstrated the projects at her local miniatures group - her enthusiasm turned this hobby into her job. She has been teaching adult education classes for the past five years, and has had articles published in Dolls' House World magazine. Jane sells her work through local miniatures fairs to both collectors and the trade, and also presents workshops at the miniatures fairs. Jane's first book, Dolls' House Do It Yourself: Toys and Games, is also published by David & Charles. Jane lives in Poynton, Cheshire.