Mööbel.

Nüüd, kui maja on valmis on vaja veel valmistada mööbel. Plaanin teha ühe voodi, ühe diivani, paar tooli ja laua. Alustan lauaga. Lõikan väikese tüki vineeri, millest saaks teha laua alumise osa ja kinnitan selle klotsile, millest saab lauajalg. Lihvin laua liivapaberiga. Kui laud saab tehtud võtan tüki puitu ja lihvin selle ühtlaseks. Siis mõõdan kui suured osad oleks vaja lõigata, et saada majale vastava suurusega diivan. Märgin need ja lõikan osad välja. Lihvin need veel üle ja kinnitan üksteise külge.

Ingliskeelne kokkuvõte.

Research Paper

Introduction

The aim of this research was to make a practical work which is presented in Kanepi Gymnasium. The practical research was carried out in form 8 from January to April 2016.

The present summary consists of the following parts: Introduction, History, Procedure, Result, Conclusion. It describes all the research and practical work done.

I decided to make a dollhouse. I got the material from our school and decided which dollhouse I would make from the internet.

History

Miniature homes, furnished with domestic articles and resident inhabitants, both people and animals, have been made for thousands of years. The earliest known examples were found in the Egyptian tombs of the Old Kingdom, created nearly five thousand years ago. These wooden models of servants, furnishings, boats, livestock and pets placed in the Pyramids almost certainly were made for religious purposes.

The earliest known European dollhouses were the baby houses from the 16th century, which consisted of cabinet display cases made up of individual rooms. Dollhouses of this period showed idealized interiors complete with detailed furnishings and accessories. They were off-limits to children, not because of safety concerns for the child but for the dollhouse. Such cabinet houses were trophy collections owned by the few matrons living in the cities of Holland, England and Germany who were wealthy enough to afford them, and, fully furnished, were worth the price of a modest full-size house's construction.

Smaller doll houses such as the Tate house, with more realistic exteriors, appeared in Europe in the 18th century.

After World War II, dollhouses were mass-produced in factories on a much larger scale with less detailed craftsmanship than before. By the 1950s, the typical dollhouse sold commercially was made of painted sheet metal filled with plastic furniture. Such houses cost little enough that the great majority of girls from the developed western countries that were not struggling with rebuilding after World War II could own one.

Procedure

First I searched the internet for a dollhouse design I would like to make. Then I printed a picture of it and marked the lengths and the widths. For the material Urmas bought us plywood. Then after I got the material I marked the parts on the wood and then cut them out. When all the parts were cut I started to grind the parts. When the parts were retouched I put them all together. Then I started with the filling. When that was finished I started to paint the dollhouse. I placed 2 layers of paint on the dollhouse. I painted the outside red and the inside green. I painted the roof blue.

That's how far I have done my dollhouse. The dollhouse itself is finished, but I still need to make the furniture for it. I will make a bed, a sofa, some chairs and a table.

Result

I think it is not so bad for my first dollhouse, but I can definitely agree that it is not the best either.

Conclusion

I am quite pleased with my work. I made the dollhouse and I am going to make the furniture. Now I just need to protect the creative work and that is all.

References

Wikipedia. (31.08.2014) Nukumaja https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nukumaja 
Wikipedia. (2.03.2016) Dollhouse. History https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollhouse#History

Katuse kinnitamine ja värvimine.

Puurisin katusele kohad, kust saaksin lasta kruvidega katuse seinte külge kinni. Kinnitasin katuse kruvidega seinte külge. Värvisin väikese pintsliga kõik värviplekid õiget värvi. Nüüd on maja ise valmis ja on vaja teha veel mööbel.

Nukumajast.

Nukumaja on väike mängumaja, mis on sisustatud nukkude koduna. Nukumajad on enamasti mõeldud lastele mängimiseks, kuid nukumajade valmistamine või kogumine on ka täiskasvanute hobi. Nukumaju valmistati käsitsi, kuni tööstusliku revolutsiooni ja Teise maailmasõja järel läksid need järjest rohkem masstootmisse, muutudes ühetaolisemaks ja odavamaks. Nukumaja võib olla väga lihtsakoeline, koosnedes paarist kokkuliidetud kastist, kui ka äärmiselt detailirohkelt ja kallilt kaunistatud ja möbleeritud.

Wikipedia. (31.08.2014) Nukumaja https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nukumaja 
Wikipedia. (2.03.2016) Dollhouse. History https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollhouse#History

Värvimine.

Panin ka siseosale teise kihi rohelist värvi ja jätsin selle kuivama. Maja kuivamise ajal panin ka katusele teise kihi sinist värvi.

Katus ja värvimine.

Nüüd võtsin jälle vineeri ja tegin sinna katuse lõikamiseks jooned. Lõikasin katuse välja ja lihvisin selle liivapaberiga. Seejärel värvisin selle siniseks ja jätsin kuivama. Seni kuni katus kuivas, panin välisosale teise kihi punast värvi.

Värvimise alustamine.

Täna alustasin värvimisega. Otsustasin välisosa teha punaseks ja siseosa teha roheliseks. Panin esmalt välisosale ühe kihi punast värvi ja siis sisemisele osale ühe kihi rohelist värvi. Jätsin värvi kuivama.