Free Dollhouse Printables
Print-at-home 1:12 wallpaper, floors and book spines, and scale rulers for checking whether a piece will fit. Each file is an A4 PDF drawn to exact size — print at 100% ("actual size"), not "fit to page".
Dollhouse scale rulers (1:12, 1:24, 1:48)
Three rulers that read in real-life metres, so you can hold one against a chair or a doorway and see the size it represents. Includes a 5 cm print-check square and a quick size chart for doors, ceilings, beds and benches.
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1:12 wallpaper and floor patterns
Sage stripe, rose gingham, rosebud sprig and navy-and-gold Victorian wallpapers, plus oak floorboards and white subway tiles — drawn to 1:12 scale. Print at 50% for a 1:24 room box.
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1:12 miniature book spines
Rows of book spines in muted colours, sized for 1:12 shelves (books 18–25 cm tall in real life). Cut the strips and glue them to card or balsa blocks to fill a bookcase or a book nook library.
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1:12 openable miniature books
Wrap-around covers (back, spine and front) with matching fold-out pages, so the books actually open. Covers are 18–25 mm tall — 22–30 cm in real life. Cut on the solid line, fold on the dotted lines and glue the end pages inside.
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1:12 miniature food packaging and labels
Fold-up cereal, tea, biscuit and milk boxes, plus wrap-around labels for cans, jam jars and bottles and flat flour-bag fronts, all with invented Australian-style brands. A 1:12 cereal box is 25 × 17 × 6 mm. Wrap labels round a dowel, bead or bottle top; fill boxes with card for a solid finish.
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Printing tips
- Check the scale first. Print the ruler sheet and measure its 5 cm square. If it's off, your printer is resizing the page.
- Paper. 100–120 gsm matte paper or matte photo paper gives the most realistic wallpaper; glossy paper looks like plastic at 1:12.
- Glue. Use a glue stick or a thin, even coat of diluted PVA, smoothing from the centre out with a card so the paper doesn't bubble.
- Other scales. Print at 50% for 1:24 and 25% for 1:48. To convert any measurement, use the scale converter.
Using these files
The printables are free for personal use, including in builds you give away or show online. Please don't sell the files or host them elsewhere — link to this page instead, so others get the latest versions.
Related guides
The dollhouse scale guide explains what 1:12, 1:24 and 1:48 mean, and how to build a dollhouse kit covers when to paper walls during a build. For ready-made pieces, browse 1:12 dollhouse furniture and dollhouse accessories.