Victorian Doll House Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Victorian Doll House Plans
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$10.00

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Build this Victorian style doll house for a special little girl and you're sure to get rave reviews and create an heirloom that will be cherished for years after you're gone.

The front opens to six-rooms. It's a two-story play area with a stairway, fireplace, porch, bay window and more. You get photos, measured drawings, materials list and instructions all to help you build and understand the nature of the project.

The doll house is 36" tall. Huge plan is 36" wide and 40" long, printed on both sides, there is plenty of information to finish a very detailed doll house as pictured here.

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