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Name	lynn leighton
Date	2011-03-20
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Message	Looking for inspiration

Name	Monica Roberts
Date	2011-03-18
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Message	I came to your site via Cookie Ziemba, and once again, I am enchanted by your mastery of the art ... your excellence in choice of subject matter, and your unerring attention to history, detail and design. Only once have I actually seen your work in person, and I stood before it in awe ... wondering about the dedication and perseverance it must take for someone to accomplish an undertaking so beautifully precise, yet entirely charming as well ... and with the built-in power to bring so much delight to so many!

Name	patreesa humphreys
Date	2011-02-22
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Message	Brilliant houses - my friend has one of your cottages. Lucky girl

Name	Pam Lancaster
Date	2011-02-14
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Message	I really enjoyed seeing your work. I would have liked to see a little more of the insides of the houses

Name	joanne armstrong
Date	2011-02-09
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Message	Great work and interesting to see as I am a very new collector to the dolls house world. Best wishes.

Name	Wanda C
Date	2011-01-08
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Message	Wow! Your work is phenomenal. It was an absolute treat to allow my imagination freedom to take in assumed smells and sounds I associate with your bakery! Thank you for the opportunity. Wanda C

Name	Gill Kilby
Date	2011-01-06
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Message	I run a miniatures group and we are researching Dutch Canal Houses. I am also about to start a 1/24th watermill and a toymaker's roombox. You are a brilliant source of information and inspiration. Thank You.

Name	lynn griffiss
Date	2010-12-29
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Message	Your work is such a delight and inspiration. When my daughter was about 10 she was given an old hand made dolls house which we lovingly painted, replaced windows and doors and decorated. Although we were pleased with it, it remained a little girls doll house. Since then I have been dreaming of making my own, I did not want a 'pretty house' and started getting ideas. The Black Country museum gave me the inspiration to make a Victorian Haberdashery shop. Having visited your sight has made me realise buildings can look aged and realistic. I just hope my shop turns out OK, but cannot wait to __ hi Lynn, hope your shop turns out o.k., if you need any advice then email me. regards Vic

Name	basil
Date	2010-12-29
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Message	You are a true inspiration and have the patience of a miller. Basil

Name	Dave Shepherd
Date	2010-11-26
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Message	incretable, I am a fan

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