Thursday, February 7, 2019

Craft a Cupcake Stand Using Wooden Spools

Left, Here is the finished two tiered cake stand craft that I made for our 18 inch dolls to display
these sugary sweet treats for Valentines Day. Right, I used a series of wooden spools, beads
 and a decorative metal hook to construct the small stan
d.

        This craft is very easy to make if you can find the right materials. I used wooden spools for my own cupcake stand but this idea could be just as easily made using recycled jar lids or cardboard if you prefer.

Left, wooden spools, old-fashioned decorative, wall mount hook
and glue gun. Center, the 18 inch doll sized cupcake stand glued
 together. Right, I used small wooden beads for feet at the bottom
 of the cake stand.
Supply List:
  • large wooden spool 
  • one smaller wooden spool
  • a finial or old decorative hook 
  • Valentine scrapbook paper
  • white enamel paint
  • four wooden beads
  • hot glue and hot glue gun
  • white typing paper

       Above you can see the supplies collected on my old kitchen table. First you will need to glue the items together. If you use a hot glue gun and are a child, you should have an adult present to make sure that you don't burn yourself. Wooden parts can be glued together using many other types of glue if you have them on hand. It just takes longer for your cupcake stand to dry using them. 

Left, the cupcake stand painted white and you can see that I have cut my white typing paper
 to make a template for the liners. Center, the Valentine themed paper liners now fit the
bottom of each cake stand tier. I can remove these after Valentines Day is over and replace
 them with something else for our dolls to celebrate. Right, our hand-crafted, Valentine cup
 cakes are stacked and ready for our American Girl Dolls to play with. 
If you would like to make some like mine read this post!

       After my cupcake stand had time to dry, I then painted it with white enamel paint. I gave it three good coats of paint and let the paint dry between applications for approximately 20 minutes. Then I used a pencil to draw around the outside edge of the stand on white typing paper. Cut out the template and then cut a hole in the center of the pattern. I fit this to my cake stand before cutting out the decorative paper liners. You could Mod Podge these to your own Valentines Day Cup Cake stand in the end. However, I chose not to do this so that I could change the liners out with other holiday themed papers in the future.

More Valentine Cupcake Crafts from Our Family Blogs:
Color Sweet Treats from The "Le Petite Pâtisserie Coloring Index"

Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Custom Character Doll: Clara Anderson

Clara smiles for the camera
in the sanctuary.
Custom Characteristics
Name: Clairissa Olive Anderson
Living On Campus? yes
School and Grade: Trinity Christian Academy for Girls, 4th grade
Interests and Hobbies: sewing for her dolls, loves math, reading and art, loves to  journal in her Bible, Clara also loves to daydream, work jigsaw puzzles and bake with her aunts on the weekends for fun. Clara has a large doll collection.
Brief Family History: Clara lives with her two aunts during her summer months and vacation days. She was orphaned before the age of seven. She attends the Trinity Christian Academy which isn't far from her aunt's home.
Siblings: Clara has much younger siblings that were adopted by extended family members after her parent's death.
Religion: Lutheran
Pet(s): She has a cat named Nova and a parrot named Pretty Pete. Both of her pets live with her aunts permanently. Clara sees them on the weekends, during vacation and over the summer.

About Me: Clara. I am 11 years old. My favorite color is pale yellow. My favorite
food is bread. My favorite author is Gene Stratton-Porter. I would like to be a
nurse when I grow up.
This Alexander Doll is An Original Character Doll
Name: unidentified
Height: 18 inches
Physical Features: long dark brown hair, brilliant blue sleep eyes, Caucasian doll, pale skin, dimples
Designer/Company: Madam Alexander Doll Company
Year(s): 2009
Additional Information: purchased through donations made to the Kidney Foundation

Friday, January 18, 2019

Custom Character Doll: Chavonne Richards

Chavonne picture from her first
day of school at Trinity Church
Sanctuary.
Custom Characteristics
Name: Chavonne Monique Richards
Living On Campus? no 
School and Grade: Trinity Church School for Girls, 4th grade 
Interests and Hobbies: Chavonne is very artistic. She is always interested in learning about new methods in the arts and crafts. She loves to paint and sculpt in her free time. Chavonne has a lovely voice and sings in the Sunday morning children's choir on weekends. 
Brief Family History: Creole Descent. Chavonne lives with her grandmother, mother and stepfather, and younger sister in a large three story home. Chavonne's stepfather is an ATC for the Army Corps. Her mother is a fund-raiser for the local hospital. 
Siblings: younger half sister, Tiana Beth Reed 
Religion: Pentecostal 
Pet(s): not yet!
About Me: Chavonne Richards. I am 10 years old. I love all colors, especially
red! I love to eat pasta, pizza and French toast! I love all Roald Dahl books so
much!!! I want to be an artist like my aunt when I grow up. And also my
grandmother is a quilt artist.

Chavonne is an Original Character Doll from Journey Doll 
Name: Chavonne or Taryn 
Height: 18 inches 
Physical Features: medium brown colored skin, hazel eyes, dark curly locks 
Designer/Company: Journey Doll 
Year(s): 2015 
Additional Information: I acquired this doll from Goodwill.

Tuesday, January 15, 2019

The About Me Name Game

       Now you can play the name game on your doll's first day of school. Just download the About Me name tag below. Print as many as you have dolls to give them to. Fill out their personal likes and dislikes. Mix the tags up to see if your friends or family can tell which doll each name tag belongs to before you reveal her name. Write her name at the top of the name tag so everyone will know your doll's information. 
        I've included the questions our pretend teachers wrote on the classroom chalkboard for every doll to read and respond to on their first day of school. Our doll's responses along with their photo under each of their custom character descriptions will appear this month.
  • What is your age?
  • What is your favorite color?
  • What is your favorite food?
  • What is your favorite book to read?
  • What do you want to be when you grow up?
All doll students are asked to fill out the "About Me" name tag on the first day of school.

A Lovely Church Interior for Doll Photography

Our doll Sophie stands in front of a terrific
background for our doll church school.
       This lovely church interior is by photographer Simon Bowen. It is of St. Andrews in Lincolnshire. If you would like to print a copy and use it for your doll's background you may do so. It is in the International Creative Commons and may be used for children's personal photography backgrounds. Parents may visit the official web site for the International Creative Commons to insure that their little ones are using it correctly. Thank you again Mr. Bowen for such a nice contribution!
Photo by Simon Bowen 2016, Interior of St. Andrews Church,
 Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International cc

Custom Character Doll: Sophie Xu

Sophie in Trinity Church
Sanctuary on her first day
of school.
Custom Characteristics
Name: Sophie Grace Xu
Living On Campus? no 
School and Grade: Trinity Church School, 4th grade 
Interests and Hobbies: Sophie loves to play with her pets and she loves to join her parents while cooking in the kitchen. Although she has no siblings, Sophie has a big extended family and sees them often. Sophie likes to collect coins and postcards from around the world. 
Brief Family History: Sophia was adopted from China. Both of her adoptive parents are American born. Her American father's family immigrated from Taiwan three generations ago. Sophie's father and mother are engineers and work for the same company.
Siblings: none 
Religion: Evangelical Christian 
Pet(s): dog named Chops, cat named Ginger

About Me: Sophie Grace Xu. I am 10 years old. My favorite color is blue.
My favorite food is chocolate cake. My favorite book series is
Anne of Green Gables. I want to be a school teacher and a mother when I grow up.
Sophia Is The Original Character Doll Leah
Name: Today's Girl "Leah" or Journey Girl "Callie" 
Height: 18 inches
Physical Features: Asian face mold, 
Designer/Company: Lotus Onda Asian Doll 
Year(s): 1996
Additional Information: I purchased this doll at an online ebay auction.

School Uniforms for Dolls

Sophie Xu models the basic school uniform. She wears Trinity
 Church School's tartan plaid skirt and a classic, long sleeved, 
white blouse. On her feet she wears black leather, Mary Jane 
shoes. She also wears a matching white ribbon in her dark hair 
and a gold cross necklace tied with a black velvet ribbon 
around her neck, to complete the look.
       Trinity Church School for Dolls requires it's pupils to wear a school uniform. School uniforms are proven to be both economical and practical. Below are the necessary items that your doll will need to attend a similar private school of your own making. However, if your doll is a Virtual Student at our school, she may wear whatever clothes she has while she works from her own home computer.
  • The tartan doll skirt is the primary piece of clothing used to identify classmates at Trinity Church School. Instructions for making this simple gathered doll skirt will be uploaded soon and linked from this page.
  • The dolls may wear white cotton blouses of any fashion, just as long as these are tucked under their skirts or into their pants.
  • They may also wear knit shirts, short sleeved or long, in the colors of their chosen tartan plaid. At this blog, our doll's school tartan comes with these woven colors: burgundy, navy, white and a brighter red. A pale grey may also be used as an alternative color to mix with the tartan.
  • Soft jackets and sweaters that blend with the tartan plaid can be combined with the white blouses or knit shirts to provide the dolls with extra warmth or comfort.
  • Girl dolls may wear darker navy leggings or shorts beneath their skirts if they so choose. 
  • Flat soled boots or shoes are required. Please wear socks in the winter!
  • Jewelry and headbands are also allowed and encouraged. We love our dolls to look pretty too!
  • Neck ties, scarves, backpacks, lunch bags etc... that come with the school's tartan may be specially ordered through the school office. These items are optional and I will include free patterns for them online at a later date.
Find more doll private school uniforms:
Extra Crafts for School Team Spirit:
More About Tartans:

Sunday, January 13, 2019

Trinity Church School for Dolls


Left, Historic Trinity Church School for Dolls, founded in 1903.
 Right, A view from the West during a school picnic

       This historic doll school was founded that there might be a place, easily accessible to the dolls of any child's collection where they will have a thorough education and a happy home life. Here dolls are surrounded by refining influences and they can be physically, intellectually and spiritually trained if their child owners so choose.
       As the cost of living in Dollville is less than in most places, it has been possible to make the fees more moderate than those of real child schools, and there are, comparatively speaking, no outside expenses.
       Miss Carroll, the Lady Principal Doll, has had much experience in work of this kind, having been for many years Senior Mistress at Trinity Church School for Dolls.
       The place chosen could not be more appropriate, a handsome and well-built building, situated upon the prettiest street in Dollville, and surrounded by beautiful grounds two and a half acres in extent.
       To the original building a large three-story addition has been made, which contains the chapel, art-room, dining-room, room for domestic science, infirmary, and sleeping apartments.
       The rooms are large and well-ventilated, the class-rooms bright and airy. 
      The recreation grounds are extensive: tennis, basket-ball, croquet, swings, all have their place, and out-door exercise is encouraged as much as possible.
       There is a picturesque artificial lake in the grounds, shown in the picture below, left.
       There is also a fine orchard, a vegetable garden, and a poultry yard, thus combining the advantages of country with city life.
       The work done during the school year is always very satisfactory, and a decided improvement in our doll pupils is exceptionally noticeable. Universal satisfaction has often been expressed by their young owners.
       It is our wish to create in dolls a love for their work, and to arouse an interest in learning which will not pass away with their school days.
       A series of recitals will been given by the dolls of both musical and dance talent. In the past and they have been enjoyable as well as most helpful in overcoming the nervousness and self-consciousness of our doll students.
       An excellent course of University Extension Lectures was held at our school during the winter break, and more recently a most interesting and instructive course upon Practical Home Nursing. Courses similar to these will be offered again during the next semester. 

Left, Historic View From The South During Spring Semester.
 Right, Historic Winter View From The North.

Our Dolls & Their Young Parents Learn About: 
Crafts features from our school index include a graduation cap, an art supply cabinet,
 cheerleader pom-poms and a restored school desk for doll play.
 
 
In 2023 our private school students will
replace the school uniforms with street
attire! See what our dolls are wearing...
Back To School Doll Crafts & Artifacts:
  1. Printable Student IDs for Your Doll and You! - Now your dolls can have student doll IDs for Trinity Church School and so can you!
  2. Trinity Church School: Doll Enrollment - custom and original doll characters at Trinity Christian Academy for dolls: Sophie Xu, Chavonne Richards...
  3. About Me Name Game - for new dolls in pretend classrooms
  4. School Uniforms for Dolls - The required school uniform for our dolls at their school...
  5. School Supplies for Dolls Entering 4th-7th Grade
  6. Church Interior for Doll Photography -  This lovely church interior is by photographer Simon Bowen.
  7. Play the About Me Name Game on your doll's first day of school - a printable About Me name tag for doll and her friends
  8. Make Doll School Cafeteria Lunch Trays - DIY lunch tray for the pretend school cafeteria
  9. A Doll Art Supply Cabinet With Drawers - All the supplies your dolls will need to become a student artist...
  10. An Old-Fashioned School Desk for A Doll - A school desk made by our next-door-neighbor.
  11. Doll Sized Spelling Printables - 1841 - How dolls and school children learned their ABCs 150 years ago.
  12. Doll Gingerbread Horn Book Craft - Make a delicious edible horn book craft for your historic American Girl Dolls. Edible horn books were rewards for kids who learned their alphabet successfully during the Colonial Era.
  13. The Horn Book in America - Education for children in Early America.
  14. Restoring An 18 inch Doll's Desk - Restore a desk, make new drawers and writing accessories.
  15. DIY Clamshell Laptop for Your Favorite Doll - Every doll needs a laptop for school and homework! This version is made using cardboard and clipart.
  16. Printable Food Group Posters for The Doll Classroom - free posters for your doll's health class.
  17. Restoring An 18 inch Doll's Desk - replacing missing drawers, crafting a few decorative and useful desk top supplies
  18. Print Out and Color In An AG Doll Sized, Doll Coloring Book - doll coloring for doll's to color!
  19. 18" Doll Sized Pencil Case Craft - A beginner sewing project for young students; now your doll can carry her toothpick pencils neatly without loosing them inside her backpack!
  20. DIY a Doll's Megaphone - for school spirit, cheerleaders, and pep rallies...
  21. DIY Simple Doll Cheerleader Pom-poms - in our church school colors but you can make them any color you like!
  22. Craft a travel pillow for your doll - just in case she falls asleep in the car while going to school!
  23. Craft a graduation cap for your doll student - Every doll loves to celebrate her academic progress and you can make paper graduation caps for all of them!
  24. DIY a doll size, freestanding water cooler... - made using recycled materials only!
  25. DIY Office Supply for A Doll's Desk - Crafts for pencils, pink erasers, journals, paper weights and tape dispenser!
  26. The Annual Valentine Mailbox Competition - Every year participating students enter a mailbox contest with award ribbons, party games, and Valentines of course!
  27. Vintage Classroom Clipart - decorate a doll classroom, yearbook, supply cabinet etc...
  28. Craft Cute Clip Boards for Doll School! - Decorate these with your favorite stickers too.
  29. Currier & Ives Prints for The Dollhouse - "God Bless Our School" antique print from late 1800s, for an old-fashioned classroom!
  30. School Desks for 18" Dolls - all kinds
  31. Flossie Plays School with Her Friends - read her letter with your eyes, write her story with your own words
  32. Cut a foam hand mit for your doll's school spirit! - make them in your doll's school colors...
  33. Just a bunch of old rocks? - for a doll's school Geology Unit and display...
  34. Every Doll Classroom Needs a Globe - to study the map of the Earth and the boarders of countries etc...
  35. How to make an insect specimen board for a doll's classroom - using tiny nail stickers and double panes to help insects 'cast' shadows, a 3D illusion...
  36. Classroom Achievement Award Printables - "Good Apples", Outstanding Readers, and recognition for excellence of your choice...
  37. Printable Pink Hall Pass - your doll's must have one of these to be in hall during class!
  38. Printable magazine covers about school days - vintage
school days silhouette

Doll Fan Video About School Days:
Free enrollment printable for Girls who wish to sign up their dolls for
Trinity Church School for Dolls. For personal home use only.

Saturday, January 5, 2019

Two Techniques to Restore One Doll's Chair

Left, this chair was originally painted peach. Center, I layered both blue and pink using a dry brush technique.
Right, the finish is done.
       I chose to repaint this dollar find from the local flee market and then to hand weave a new seat using twine and ribbon found in my craft supply at home.
I wove a seat cushion using twine for the warp
 and ribbon for the weft.

Supply List:
  • acrylic paints (your choice, 2 to 3 colors)
  • stipple brush (optional), or soft camel hair brush
  • twin or natural colored yarn for the warp components
  • purple embroidery floss and needle
  • purple ribbon for the weft components
  • clean paper towels 
  • clear acrylic sealer
Step-by-Step Instructions for The Dry Brush Technique:
  1. Dust and clean off the chair that you have on hand. I discovered the one above at resale for $1.49; it fits a 14" doll perfectly.
  2. I also removed the damaged seat.
  3. Lightly load up your brush with paint. Dab it on the paper towel to insure that it does not have too much paint on it. Because this is a dry brush technique, you need very little paint to accomplish this wood finish.
  4. Now lightly brush the surface of the chair. Let it dry and repeat with another color. Layer the colors randomly as you go. Stop when you are satisfied with the brushed color surface.
  5. Some of the colors will show in places more than others.
  6. Seal with a clear acrylic spray or wash.

Step-by-Step Instructions for The Woven Seat:
       First you will need to decide the direction of your warp wrap. I chose to wrap my seat running the warp twine up and down instead of the traditional method of wrapping from left to right. This is because I wanted the ribbon weft to show on the left and right sides of my seat.
       Tie the warp twine onto the chair stretcher directly under the lowest rail of the seat. (below left) Now wrap the warp threads under, up and over the front stretcher directly opposite to its back stretcher. Do this over and over until the seat has been filled from one side of the support to the other. Do not pull the warp tight; this will distort the chair frame! The weaving will eventually tighten the seat properly as you go.

Left, I am reading to wrap the warp first. Center, I chose to sew together the warp threads at each
 end of the seat weave with purple embroidery floss. Because I wrapped the warp all the way around
 the front and back rungs of my chair seat. It was necessary for me to tie both the top and bottom
of corresponding warp threads together. The embroidery floss helped me to secure warp threads
before proceeding with the weave.
Left, penny shows size of woven seat on top of the seat cushion.
Right, the weave as seen from beneath the seat cushion.

Saturday, December 15, 2018

Make a Miniature Printable Doll Coloring Book

       Here is a whole sheet of tiny dolls for your American Girl doll, Barbie or baby doll etc... to color with a bit of help from you! 
       You can print out the following sixteen miniature doll coloring pages with your home computer. Then cut on the solid black lines to make the pages of your doll's coloring book the same size. Staple or paste the pages together within the grey bar on the left hand side of the printed pages. 

Our 18 inch Madame Alexander and American Girl Dolls are eager to share their new doll coloring book.
 I made the coloring book for our larger dolls but you can make one smaller for Barbie's family if you'd like.
       To make the cover of your coloring book, simply cut a rectangle from decorative scrapbook paper. Fold it in half and sandwich the coloring pages between the top and bottom of the rectangle and then staple the cover in place.
       Decorate the cover with stickers or drawings of your own or cut one of the dolls from the sheet and color it before pasting it on to the front cover. 
       A tiny doll coloring book would be an excellent gift to give your doll on her birthday or stuffed inside a tiny Christmas stocking or even included with Easter treats inside a basket!
       Don't forget that if you drag the png. or jpg into a Word Document the miniature coloring pages may be enlarged or shrunk as small as you wish before printing it. If you have a question about this coloring page, just type into the comment box located directly below this post and I'll try to get back to you as soon as I can.

Above are miniature doll coloring pages included here as a collection.
 Larger versions are available from my free doll coloring book here.
This sheet may be scaled for miniature dolls or even 18 inch dolls,
inside of a Word Document software program.

Thursday, December 13, 2018

Miniature Dining Room Furniture Plans

       Below are plans for a formal, round dining table and a formal sideboard that you can include in a miniature doll's dining room by Klenke.
"Dolly will be very proud of her fine dining room set with
table, side and arm chairs and side board." Klenke
Dining Room Table Plans, Instructions included by Klenke.
Sideboard Plans, Instructions included by Klenke.
A contemporary round dining table by Kat.

Wednesday, December 12, 2018

"Miniature Chest of Drawers and Kitchen Table and Cabinet

Kitchen Cabinet Plans, Instructions included by Klenke.
       A kitchen is a room or part of a room used for cooking and food preparation in a dwelling or in a commercial establishment. A modern middle-class residential kitchen is typically equipped with a stove, a sink with hot and cold running water, a refrigerator, and worktops and kitchen cabinets arranged according to a modular design. Many households have a microwave oven, a dishwasher, and other electric appliances. The main functions of a kitchen are to store, prepare and cook food (and to complete related tasks such as dishwashing). The room or area may also be used for dining (or small meals such as breakfast), entertaining and laundry. The design and construction of kitchens is a huge market all over the world. The United States are expected to generate $47,730m in the kitchen furniture industry for 2018 alone. Read more...
"The kitchen is equipped with a roomy cabinet and a good work table." Klenke
The cabinet plans are featured just on the right.
"This furniture is much the same as real furniture only it is
simplified and made in miniature." Klenke  Below are the
plans of the chest of drawers featured in this photo.
Chest of Drawers and Kitchen Table Plans, Instructions included by Klenke.

Saturday, December 8, 2018

A Doll Dressed in Ruffles, Bows and Pansies


Description of Coloring Page:
frilly dress, long curly locks, fancy china doll, big bows, Victorian porcelain doll, Childlike Dolls, porcelain or china dolls
Don't forget to drag the png. or jpg into a Word Document and enlarge the image as much as possible before printing it folks. If you have a question about this coloring page, just type into the comment box located directly below this post and I'll try to get back to you as soon as I can.

Thursday, December 6, 2018

The highway to happiness for every two year old...

Close ups of the boats/ships that I included inside a tube with the quilt. My recipient already had many cars for the road.
       There is absolutely no two year old known to mankind that would not love his or her very own car playmat! And these, are sew easy for mom or dad to put together in approximately five minutes, as long as they have access to a sewing machine and two yards of fun, printed fabric!
       Just turn the right sides together and sew a straight stitch around the outside edges leaving a three inch opening. Turn the mat inside out so that the right sides (finished printed sides) are showing and sew the three inch opening shut with an invisible stitch.
       Iron the mat flat and then sew a few lines of quilting all the way across the top of the mat from one end to it's opposite side in order to add strength to the mat.
       Roll up the finished car mat with a tube of tiny ships and cars for play, using a wide satin ribbon to hold the package together. Give it to your favorite two-four year old!
I created a grid with a few quilted top stitches across the surface of my mat to give it strength.
 One side of my mat is for roads, the other for boats. I used 2 yards of fabric for the project.

Wednesday, November 28, 2018

Miniature Davenport, Console and End Table Plans With Instructions

       Davenport was the name of a series of sofas made by the Massachusetts furniture manufacturer A. H. Davenport and Company, now defunct. Due to the popularity of the furniture at the time, the name davenport became a genericized trademark. Read more...
"The overstuffed sofa, davenport and end tables compose nicely
 in a group with the Priscilla sewing cabinet (plans here) near the fire-place." Klenke
Davenport, Console and End Table Plans, Instructions included by Klenke.
For the hall - The Console Table.
Chippendale Mirror and Two Side Chairs.
  How to make more side tables for doll sofas:

Craft a Miniature Cradle, Sewing Cabinet and Piano Bench

       A bassinet, bassinette, or cradle is a bed specifically for babies from birth to about four months. Bassinets are generally designed to work with fixed legs or casters, while cradles are generally designed to provide a rocking or gliding motion. Bassinets and cradles are distinguished from Moses baskets and carry cots, which are designed to be carried and sit directly on the floor or furniture. After four months, babies are often transferred to a crib (North American usage) or cot (UK usage). In the United States, however, the bedside sleeper is the prevalent option, since they are generally bigger, recommended up to 6 months, and often used up to a year. Read more...
"Baby can be rocked in a real cradle, as Mother sits in her rocker.
Yes, the dresser has a real mirror and drawers that open." Klenke
Cradle, Sewing Cabinet and Piano Bench Plans, Instructions included by Klenke.
See the Priscilla Sewing Cabinet in a photo by Klenke.
More for Miniature Baby Dolls:

Miniature Governor Winthrop Secretary Plans and Instructions

       In some places the slant top desk is known as a "bureau" desk, and in others it goes under the name of slope-front desk. In the United States, the slant top desk is sometimes called a Governor Winthrop desk, in memory of John Winthrop, the 17th century governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. As Winthrop died in 1647, he had no actual connection to this style of desk, which originated in the 18th century and is especially associated with Chippendale. The name "Winthrop" was attached to this kind of desk by the Winthrop Furniture Co. of Boston, Massachusetts, who offered their "Gov. Winthrop" desk in 1924, during the colonial revival period. Read more...
"This Governor Winthrop secretary has books on it's shelves,
drawers, doors and a cover that can open." Klenke
Governor Winthrop Secretary Plans, Instructions included by Klenke.
More About the Winthrop Secretary: