back to the Dollhouse Workshop
  • The window frame parts are 1st coat-painted, sanded, and the inside edge (the one with the groove for the plexiglas) is 2nd coated. The window is being assembled face-down on the table (a snip of tape in the corner helps hold the parts until the rubber band is on).
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  • Hold the frames that are there against the table; set the Middle Frame onto the plexi and slide it into place
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  • The 2nd plexi takes some fiddling - with the center trim missing from in front of the Middle Frame, the grooves don't line up easily
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  • Another Side Frame
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  • The last frame. I tip this molding to capture the edge of the panes, then rotate it into position
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  • Tighten up the edges
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  • One hand is holding down the frames, the other is stretching the rubber band
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  • Then I switch hands
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  • the 3rd corner
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  • There!
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  • Ready to turn over
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  • Push the Middle Frame down, set the Center Trim into the corner groove
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  • Adjust the position of the Middle Frame - adjust the Center Trim to be centered on the Middle Frame
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  • Ready for paint.
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