MiniPrintables.com

This site has a printable basket, some vintage signs and christmas wrapping paper.

Not strictly for paper, but useful for making frames for your pictures. A good set of images with the angles you need to cut.

Site has a bunch of projects, as well as printable rooms and dollhousese, books, wrapping paper, vintage buildings including a school and church, nativity scene and even dollhouse size paper dolls.

Not exactly printable, but she uses backs of note pads to make roof tiles, and this may be useful to some.

has a great collection of cat owner items - food, litter, puzzles, etc. Also a darling collection of kitten photos!

A really nice site with a lot of different printables, and explanations on how to make them.

Some printable quilts, a barbie birthday set, a chocolate box, and some very NICE books (covers) including the diary of anne frank to print. They beg for printed pages!

This is an interesting item, with the potential for use as a wedding style book. Round/oval cutouts. Other printables on the site.

Some interesting varieties of sheet music.

A little more than just a cut and paste version of ladies hats.

Has some wallpaper patterns (repating blocks) and a few really amazing images for rugs.

A whole page of printable rugs in different styles and colors. Mostly "oriental" or vintage.

Several wallpapers with matching borders.

This web site is devoted to miniature dollhouse wallpaper. There are 200 wallpapers to choose from. A long way from the dozen or so dollhouse wallpapers I posted a few years ago. The wallpapers are divided into 14 categories. They are all in the scale 1 inch = 1 foot [1/12 scale]. There are vintage and historical miniature wallpapers dating from 1750 -1970, as well as a selection of floral, patterns, stripes and borders.

Not printables, but what other site sells dollhouse scale dog poo, vomit, and wet foot prints for your floors?

a functional pinhole camera made of stiff paper, designed for 35 mm film, which resembles a real camera. It may not be the most practical of devices, but it works -- The name Dirkon is a play on words based on the combination of the parts of two words: Dirk- is the beginning of the Czech word dírka – pinhole, and -kon is the end of the name of a well-known Japanese camera which needs no introduction.