judithfa

A kit-bashed Westville as a cottage on the Maryland shore

Christmas, 2004, I met this dollhouse I couldn't refuse.

I walked into Odd Jobs store (now extinct) and there by the door was this dollhouse complete with very nice furniture for $199. I stopped in my tracks and decided that I had to have this house. It came all-finished in a kit that went together very easily. The rooms are a little smaller than I would have liked but they are charming.

Just to let the little people show themselves off. I will try to add them all, a few at a time.

Done as a Tudor Revival with minimal half-timbering, a grey slate roof, leaded glass windows (Gallery Glass lead strips), & sprayed with Fleck-Stone for stucco. Extra photos on http://community.webshots.com/user/irismarch

The MacPhersons raise horses.This used to be mainly a tobacco plantation. When their parents retired, Angus & Celestine took over managing the farm. This will be a front-opening house- a brick plantation house with front verandas.

This is a scratch built house of my own design. It's rather large & has about 25 rooms + attic rooms. Overflow photos and descriptions can be found on http://community.webshots.com/user/irismarch. I will try to put as many as I can here.

This is an Art Deco, Spanish Revival Eclectic style. La Malcontent is Italian for "the disgruntled woman" which describes me at various stages with this house. See also http://community.webshots.com/user/irismarch. I will put more pics in my gallery also.