Blue Prints & Plans Books

An attractive dollhouse to make for a reasonable amount of money is featured in this instruction booklet. Make the entire house out of one piece of 4' x 8' plywood and simple hand tools.

With six tools (a folding rul, square, saber saw, rasp, sander and hammer) and a single sheet of 4' x 8' plywood, you can build your own spacious dollhouse for under $30. The finished two-story house measures 36½" x 26" (standard 1:12 scale) and contains six rooms including a staircase, windows, shutters and a front door.

Step-by-step instructions help you turn a window, door, fireplace, or bookcase into an attractive display for your home! Countless variations on eight projects. 18 pages. Shows holiday and year-round craft designs. by Rebecca Zimpher.

A colorful 8" x 10" deed for your dollhouse. Printed on quality paper suitable for framing.

Instructions include techniques for completion of siding, trim, shingles, porch, brickwork and construction of a one inch scale American Second Empire house with tower. 3 floors plus tower. Packet.

Finished size: 22¼" x 38" x 40¾H

Plans call for the use of ready-made building components such as windows and doors, stairs, rails, etc.

Instructions include techniques for completion of siding, trim, shingles, porch, brickwork and construction of a one inch scale house. Packet.

Finished size: 23½" x 43" x 44¾"H.

Plans call for the use of ready-made building components such as windows and doors, stairs, rails, etc.

by G. Close. A European flavor is created in two separate stores and living quarters in a unique two story corner arrangement. 28 pages.

Step-by-step instructions to creating this lovely garden feature. Easy to follow diagrams and photos included. Landscaping ideas are also covered to enable you to complete the scene. Book to make a miniature dollhouse gazebo. By Boyington Press. 

by G. Close. Instructions and photos are supplied to create this city-style Brownstone that reflects the distinctive ornamental treatments popular in late 1800's. 28 pages.

by G. Close. The charm of formal English Tudor home is designed with an appreciation of architectural accents and proportions. 28 pages.