Minis Book

128 pages, hardback. Over 50 illustrated step-by-step projects

250 illustrations, colour photographs throughout

Photography by Jeremy Thomas

Published by Cassell, UK

ISBN 0-7063-7590-4

Publication date: October 1997 in UK

Spring 1998 in the USA and Canada

Contents:

1. Materials

2. Techniques

3. Kitchen Miniatures

4. Living Room Miniatures

5. Dining Room Miniatures

6. The Conservatory

7. Bedroom Miniatures

8. Bathroom Miniatures

9. Nursery Miniatures

Further Reading

Suppliers

Index

Doll’s Houses hold a huge fascination for many people, whether they enjoy creating individual room boxes or furnishing whole houses. Modelling your own items is tremendously satisfying and polymer clay, with its extraordinary range of colours and supreme versatility is an ideal medium.

In her new book, acknowledged polymer clay expert Sue Heaser, reveals a variety of exciting techniques especially developed for making doll’s house items. She shows you how to accurately simulate materials like wood, metal, ceramics, plants and food. In over 50 projects, all explained with illustrated steps, you can create accessories for an entire house; from provisions, plates, pans and a stove for the kitchen to a bathroom suite.

Some pictures from the book - click to see a bigger image:
	A view of the kitchen showing the 2 inch high sink project with polymer clay vegetables, sacks, baskets, brushes and buckets.
	The living room chapter with projects including a polymer clay electrified Tiffany lamp, chelves, china, clocks, fireside accessories, books and writing implements. Desk, fireplace, sofa and parquet floor by Catharine MacKenzie; carpet by Carolyn Potter
	The Bedroom chapter with polymer clay picture frames, flowers, sewing box and contents, dressing table accessories, wash stand accessories and more! Bed, bedside table, dressing table and wooden floor by Catharine MacKenzie; carpet by Carolyn Potter