Incredible Before and After | Miniature Tudor Beams | Tudor Doll’s House Makeover Diary - Part 9

Please note, none of the items that I make in my videos are toys: they are not for children. All of my miniatures have small parts and are made with a variety of tools and materials. They are also not edible. Please do not follow my videos as tutorials - they are made as diary entries to show you the progression of my doll’s house makeover.
In this video my dollhouse makeover takes a huge leap ahead as the inside of the dollhouse is transformed. This part of the dollhouse makeover took three days to complete - at times, I wondered if I’d made a huge mistake with the alterations I’d decided to make. However, I persevered and I’m incredibly proud of the outcomes - I’ve put the before and after at the end of the video for comparison!
If you’re new to my channel, I’m currently in the process of transforming a preloved dollhouse into a Miniature Tudor Hall. If you’d like to see how the dolls’ house has changed and been restored prior to this video, please check out the other parts in my Tudor dollhouse restoration diary:
Part 1: Buying the Dolls House - • The Start of my Tudor ...
Part 2: Making the Dollhouse Roof Tiles - • Making a Dollhouse Roo...
Part 3: Making Miniature Chimney Pots from Clay - • Making Miniature Chimn...
Part 4: Making Miniature Bricks - • Making 1:12 Scale Doll...
Part 5: Altering the Interior Structure of the Dollhouse - • Interior Restructure o...
Part 6: Miniature Front Door Transformation - • Miniature Front Door |...
Next, I need to think about the flooring, gallery balustrade and the miniature kitchen fireplace. The dollhouse windows are ready and waiting to be attached… but I don’t want to do that until the structural work is completely finished, so that they don’t get damaged! I can’t wait to show you the miniature leaded windows though… I’m really proud of them!
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[@heathermartinez8640]

Really liked how this turned out!

[@vickinoeske1154]

The beams look so authentic. Super job on everything!❤

[@thelittlemouseshouse]

Thank you so much! Authentic is the look I’m going for so I’m so pleased you’ve said I’ve achieved that. 😀

[@serenata1736]

It’s looking great! Enjoying watching you transform this house. 😊

[@thelittlemouseshouse]

Thank you ☺️. The past few days’ work on the house have been tricky but I think it’s starting to come together now! Thank you for your encouragement. ⭐️

[@littlegretchensworkshop7665]

I Am Enjoying this So MUCH!!! I Really LOVE TUDOR STYLE! I really LOVE how you removed the floor to make the high ceiling!! T I really like how you covered the old fireplace opening the BEAMS Are PERFECT! I'm am looking forward to your next video!😃

[@thelittlemouseshouse]

Thank you so much! Your videos are fabulous - a great inspiration - so thank you for coming over to watch my dollhouse journey. 🌟

[@teresahickey4380]

What a transformation ❤❤

[@thelittlemouseshouse]

Thank you! It’s been a challenge but it’s starting to come together! Thank you for watching. ☺️

[@zeej80]

Lookin good!! I don’t know if they had chandeliers in Tudor times, but that would look gorgeous in that open space! I love watching dollhouse renovations-it’s so interesting!

[@thelittlemouseshouse]

Thank you! I think they did have them, with candles in… I’m thinking one hanging from the healing and another on the stand in a corner somewhere! 😀 Thank you for the suggestion, and thank you for watching!

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

Now that you opened up the banqueting hall its beginning to resemble the plans of my tudor house that I havent assembled yet, I'm really excited seeing how yours is coming along. I think I will try to find that diamond shaped net you used in your windows because it looks to be perfect!

[@thelittlemouseshouse]

I was so pleased I took the risk to make the banqueting hall double height. If you search for ‘drainpipe netting’ online, I think it will come up for you! I searched for ages to find something that would be good to use and it turned out to be the perfect size. My house is 1:12 but I think it would probably also be a good size for 1:18.