One Inch (1:12) Scale

NE385 - Bead & Board

Each piece of bead and board is 3-1/2" wide by 24-1/4" long. Use this type of basswood to create wainscot or paneled ceilings. For 1-inch scale dollhouse and miniatures by Northeastern Scale Lumber (SIG-8). Sold by the individual sheet.

3/32" Clapboard

Use this 3/32" clapboard siding by Northeastern Scale Lumber for 1/4" (1:48) scales or to make shutters to fit non-standard 1" scale dollhouse windows.  Sold by the individual sheet, which is about 3" x 22" long.

NE378 - 1/16" Clapboard

1/16" wide lap clapboard siding by Northeastern Scale Lumber is 3-1/2" wide by 22" long. Use this clapboard siding for smaller scales or to create non-standard size dollhouse shutters. Sold by the individual sheet. (116CLP)

NE344 - Stair Riser (SRB-20)

Basswood stair riser by Northeastern Scale Lumber is a great alternative for creating staircases in unusual size dollhouse stairwells.  Approximately 5/8" wide by 22" long by 1/16" thick.  

NE182 - 1/6 x 3/32 x 24

Basswood stripwood by Northeastern is 1/6" x 3/32" x 24" long. Sold by individual piece.  Substitute for/with HH3152.  

NE1077 - Wainscot Trim MMC-6

Use wainscot trim (MMC-6 from Northeastern Scale Lumber Company) painted or stained in your dollhouse or roombox for added elegance and detail. From a design or architectural viewpoint, this wainscot trim by Northeastern is a great finishing touch. Each...

NE1073 - Single Panel Wainscot

This single panel, unfinished basswood, wainscot is sold as one panel per sheet (raised on one side only) and measures about 2-3/16" square.  Designed for use in one-inch (1:12) scale dollhouse miniature.  Panels may be installed directly onto...

NE1026 - 3/16" Shutter Frame

Custom shutters or window frames can be created with Northeastern's shutter frame (SFC-6) which is 3/16" wide by 1/8" thick by 24" long. Create windows using KSE1310 plastic sheets cut to fit.

NE250 - 5/32 x 5/16 x 24

Each strip of NE0250 basswood stripwood is 5/32" x 5/16" x 24" from Northeastern Scale Lumber. Made in the USA.

Miscellaneous Patterns

Contained in this pattern are chair covers (2 each of 2 different shapes, rounded and pointed corners), a hallway rug, and a welcome mat. The half round rug may be stitched with or without the letters and placed in another area of your dollhouse, such as...

BNAMR6-FS - Faux Skin Rug Patterns (2)

Producing a miniature animal skin is really quite easy with punchneedle embroidery. For the polar bear rug, the loops are cut across the surface, resulting in a soft pile the feels like the fur of the animal (faux fur). The intricate pattern of the snow...

Early American Patterns

The pioneers of the early 17th Century in America used homemade rugs that served as accessories for the sanded or painted wooden floors. As the European immigrants arrived with their patterns, they began to adapt and incorporate these designs and colors...