The palette

Tuff bricks, tuff and polished tuff for the stone walls (cobbled deepslate and mossy cobblestone near the ground), chiseled tuff bricks and polished tuff as dressed quoins; spruce logs for the posts, stripped spruce logs for beams and rafters, white terracotta for the plaster; polished granite with granite for the clay tile roofs; bricks and nether bricks for the hearth's hood and fire back, magma and a campfire for the glowing coals, cobbled deepslate, deepslate bricks and blackstone for the sooty top of the chimneys; spruce planks for the boarding, floors and counter.

Techniques

• Jetties on corbels
• A half-pitch lean-to
• A cross gable over the hearth
• A hearth that glows
• A stack that tapers and gets sooty

The steps

1. Tuff footing and the forge floor
2. House: tuff walls and dressed quoins
3. House: the door, the shop window and its counter
4. House: corbels under the jetty
5. House: spruce frame and pale plaster
6. House: corbels under the gable, the tiled roof
7. House: a dormer on the west slope
8. House: the stone chimney
9. Forge: the stone back wall
10. Forge: heavy posts on stone pads, the low east wall
11. Forge: the beams and knee braces
12. Forge: the hearth and its brick hood
13. Forge: the chimney stack
14. Lean-to: the rafters
15. Lean-to: the big tiled roof
16. Lean-to: the cross gable over the hearth
17. Lean-to: the east gable, framed
18. Bellows, anvils, the quench tub and the workbench
19. Lanterns

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