Gluing Felt: I am assuming that the felt you want to glue is the usual craft felt, made of polyester. The only glue I have found to use successfully on it is Fabritac...available in mini stores, craft stores and WalMarts craft dept.

Alice Zinn

Dremel Tools: Here is my recommendation for the Dremels you need. I suggest you obtain both a corded model such as the model 3962 variable speed Multipro Tool kit. This comes with a case an 72 of the accessories (bits) that will get you started. This set costs $64.00 at Lowe's' stores in this area. I also suggest the model 750 Minimite cordless. It comes with a few accessories, and charger. The accessories you get with the 3962 will fit the Minimite. This small tool is valuable when you want to work inside the dollhouse. You aren't dragging that cord in with it. It costs about $30.00. They come with a catalog so you can see the other goodies that are available.
Take a look at http://www.dremel.com It is an excellent resource. It has tips, project suggestions (with recommended bits), complete descriptions of all the Dremel tools and accessories as well as the "Owners Club" that includes a neat buletin board where many questions are asked and answered.
There should have been a little booklet in your kit that has examples of projects and the tips on how to approach them.
When all else fails, call 1-800 437-3635. This is customer support and will help you with individual problems.
Using the Dremel in no more complex than an electric toothbrush. It just will do many more things. Don't be afraid of it. Just let it do the work for you.
I invite you to take a look at my website to see some of the stuff I have made using the Dremel. http://www.homestead.com/davesminiplace/

Dave Brazelton

Foamcore Roomboxes: The May 2000 issue of DM has an excellent how-to by Frank Lerner. He makes it very easy. Or you could do like I do & just wing it. Make it any size you want it to be. How big is the largest item going in, going to be? Go on from there. Whatever looks right is what I use. Also check out Joann Swanson's Wizard room in the October 2000 issue of DM. She uses foamcore for the walls, floors-everything.

Pam in St. Louie

Door Hardware: Kendall doesn't have a website but I have those doorknobs on my site. http://www.spminiatures.com/kendallall.html

Carol

1" scale Mason jars: http://www.cottonridge.com has them!!!

Marsha, Newark, CA

Mini Domes: Thank you to everyone who responded to my mini glass domes query. I was asked to post the private responses. Here is what people suggested privately: JAF, Michaels, http://www.hometown.aol.com/GLASSMURPH/sitemap.html and http://www.minikitz.com. I need to replace one that broke.

Linda Master

Underwear: I don't know about making the undies, but I have ordered beautiful mini lingerie from Gwen Brennen. She has wonderful 1" and 1/2" scale lace undies, and her prices are very reasonable.
Her email is Miniavore@aol.com.

Whui

Rhinestones: I have rhinestones for miniature jewelry I have them in 4ss, 5ss, and 6ss pointed backs and some flat backs. I have them in different colors. E-mail me fay@fay-vourite.com for information - -- Fay-vourite Crafts & miniatures co. http://www.fay-vourite.com.

Fay

Miniature kaleidoscope: There are instructions for a working 1870 kaleidoscope in "The Toys of Christmas", The Best of 'The Scale Cabinetmaker' series, Volume 1, by Dorsett Publications. It was originally in TSC 8:3. It is what induced me to buy the publication although I am a long way from trying to make it. It uses tin stock, hobby mylar mirror and acetate "glass". The instructions also include a wooden stand for the kaleidoscope.

Wendy in Clinton, NJ

Baskets: Barb Lewis has wonderful basket kits. http://www.PictureTrail.com/barblewis KIRKBARB@MIDWEST.NET

Fannye

Horses: Don't forget that D'Leprechaun, Denise Pritchett, makes wonderful horses. Her e-mail is dleprechaun1984@yahoo.com Her phone # is 301-262-2210.

Grace Shaw

Doll Molds: You also asked for where you could buy mini doll molds: House of Caron has a huge selection, and their web site is http://www.houseofcaron.com

Paulette in IN

Doll Molds:
http://www.houseofcaron.com/

http://www.lovemedollmolds.com/index.html

http://www.jannajosephdesigns.com/

http://www.jps.net/pardinas/

http://www.jeannordquistdolls.com/

http://www.swallowhilldolls.com/

There are many more!

Marilyn, MI

Doll Supplies: Someone was looking for knitting patterns and I saw that the House of Caron had Period Patterns by Lesley Roberts. She also has the hand blown glass eyes in sizes, 2,3,4,5,6, and 8mm's. There is also a miniature eye sizer set. There are all kinds of molds for making dolls and pottery and she has Paulette Stinson's molds and pattern books. If I was a doll maker...I sure would start here first. The address is House of Caron, 10111 Larrylyn Drive, Whittier, Ca 90603. Inquiries 562-947-6753. Fax 562-943-5103 or http://www.houseofcaron.com

Jan Haring

Knotty Pine: Called the store here. They do mail order to the U.S. She wasn't sure what exactly knotty pine would look like (and I'm not too sure) but she said they have a web site http://www.madscrappercda.com She's pretty sure the supplier is American so you might want to try searching for something like scrapbook+paper+wood on your favorite search engine. Haven't checked it out myself. The sheets (9" x 12") are $4.59 Cda (So about $3 US) I did tell her it was for minis and she said that she had used it herself (not for minis - but to get smaller wood effect) by tearing pieces along the grain to get the effect she wanted. I'm a great fan of scrapbooking pages - Acid-free, easy to work with.

Maureen

KFC Bucket: Anyway when I was there I saw a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken. I can't remember who was looking for it but Laura Dubois had it. Her web site is http://www.Minis2.com I checked out the site and it seems like she is trying to get it up and running, but her phone number is on there so if you are still looking for the bucket (It had chicken pieces in it too) give her a call!

Kate in CT

Sequin centres, Sound Boxes:
Tee Pee Crafts in England sell small bags of "sequin dust " in their catalogue. It is mainly an "eggers" catalogue, but just full of goodies for miniaturists. I get all my tiny crystals and they have a terrific range of sound boxes that include " woman screaming" and "manic laughter " as well as the more normal sounds. They have a web site and when I have dealt with them I have received the order within 2 days. the address is:-
http://www.teepeecrafts.freeserve.co.uk

Claire in Morecambe, England

Mini pots, Karen's Miniatures carries a full line of clay pots in all sizes and shapes. She also goes by AK Products and has two addresses. I'm never sure which address to reach her so here are a couple:
Karen's Miniatures, 6020 Doniphan, Suite B-1, El Paso TX, 79932 (915) 584-9889 OR AK Products (a division of Karen's Miniatures) 1546 Missouri, Las Cruces, NM 88001 (505) 532-0939. Hope this helps ~ these pots are really nice. She took over Skycrest Ceramics business.

Debbie Noland of Sunny Southern California

Terra Cotta Pots....they're wonderful! If anyone is looking for a great source for all kinds of thing, these people are great....fast service, great quality. They are T & D Miniatures of Fenton, MO, their email is: Tdminiature@gateway.net Their phone is 636-296-3818. I'm not sure if they have a web site...but you can't beat their pots....best scale I've found.

Sloan

Photo Reduction and framing service
http://www.miniature-illusions.co.uk/

Jane in Arkansas