Fairfield house

This is a digitally restored vintage book to make 3 separate styles of dollhouse: victorian, georgian, and colonial. It was originally published in 1994. This is a plan book only, not a finished product. Digital download immediately available upon receipt of payment. No hard copy will be shipped. Thanks for looking! Be sure to check out our other patterns!

The James A. Beck house, a variation of design #27 from the pattern book Cottage Souvenir, Revised and Enlarged. George F. Barber, architect.

As I put on the roof, the 1/2″ Fairfield is starting to look more like a real house. Back of the house. I modified the attic/roof wall because I wanted the attic closed i…

This charming one-of-a-kind dollhouse comes fully designed with over 60 curated furniture and accessory pieces in a fresh, cohesive color palette and an antique flare. With wallpaper, greenery, and rugs, each of the seven rooms has something special to offer. Are you a miniature collector? While this home is move-in ready, there’s plenty of room to personalize and add more minis from clothing to food to toiletries. To allow for rearranging, none of the furniture or accessory pieces are…

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Download assembly instructions for a variety of dollhouses by Real Good Toys and Greenleaf.

For all my posts on the Fairfield start here or type “Fairfield” in the search box. Scroll down for lots of pics of the finished house. Click pics for larger versions. The left side of …

Yes OK, I know I have too many dollhouse's. LOL This is my fairfield, it was given to me by a member at the GreenLeaf Dollhouse Forum. When I first got the house it was if I remember correctly purple on the outside with shinny green shingles? As soon as I saw it, I thought of an old farmhouse. Here are some on the pictures of my progress over the years, yes years. lol I decided to take it out of the closet again, and let it have some light I'm going to make a place for it in my craft room so…