Grace's Projects
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For some reason, lately, I've been obsessed with Tudor. My old obsession used to be Southwestern. Anyway, I wanted to do a Baby House in the
Tudor style. I'd forgotten how difficult it is to place 144/120 scale items in a Baby House. So some of the things are a little off plum,
but then, my husband of over thirty years has always said, I was a bit off plum. Guess this project proves it. I've tried to straighten as much of it
as I can. However some of the items are so small, that they are really difficult to handle. I hope you enjoy this project anyway.
All of the rooms except the hallways, have fireplaces with fire in them. The candles sconses also have fire on them.
Tudor house overview
Tudor Baby House Dining Room (1st floor)
Getting all those tiny dishes in the hutch was fun! I left them unpainted because the Tudors used pewter.
Tudor Baby House Dining Room
View of the other side of the room
Tudor Baby House Kitchen-Hall
Since the Tudors didn't really have "kitchens" I used this hall for a place to prepare food.
Tudor Baby House Living Room
I wasn't real sure if the Tudors had clocks but figured I'd put one in anyway.
Tudor Baby House Living Room
Sorry if my "Knight" looks a little funny. I couldn't find a small enough knight so I cut one off of a horse then added boots so he could be standing.
Tudor Baby House Office/Reading Room (2nd floor)
I had several "scrolls" and finally have a place to put them!
Tudor Baby House Office/Reading Room
View of the other side of the room. I searched
out paintings for this time period.
Tudor Baby House 2nd floor hall
Have a little table with a tray on it and the stairs has a little door that's hard to see, same as the first floor Kitchen - Hall.
Tudor Baby House nursery- sewing room
Shows the toy box with a little doll inside.
Tudor Baby House nursery- sewing room
I combined the nursery and sewing room.
The family paintings show the mother, two daughters and on the other wall, the father.
Tudor Baby House Bedroom (3rd floor)
Even though you can't really see it, the armoire has clothing and boots inside.
Tudor Baby House Bedroom
View of the other side of the bedroom.
Tudor Baby House 3rd floor hall
This hall contains a chest and hand rail for where the stairs comes out.
Tudor Baby House bedroom 2
I used the same bedroom kit (all kits by SDK Miniatures) for this bedroom but added a clock on the mantle place.
Tudor Baby House bedroom 2
You can see a bit of the clothing and boots
in the armoire.