Hi everybody .... I was so into working on my french bakery that I almost forgot to post ... lol
But as promised, here are a few new pictures on how it's going on with my future shop
For the interior walls, I used leftover from real wallpaper we actually used in our house. I like the colors and this technique has the advantage that it does already have a very nice texture, so no need here to use the sponge trick. As you can see, I already started with tiling the floor
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The picture above shows the rest of the walls, the front door and the 2 big shop windows
The tiles are finished, yuppie πππ
It took me a few evenings to finish, because tiling is a job that needs to be done very accurately if you want to have a satisfactory end result
The 3 pictures above show the walls for my tea room on the 1st floor .... dark brown and light yellow go very well together. I used our ol wallpaper leftovers again, judt perfect for this project
This is work in progress .... the florring for the tea room.
If you want to have a wooden floor in your dollhouse or other miniature project, there are different possibilites you can choose from.
1) Flooring paper sheets (not my personal favourite)
2) Strip Floors (wood, good option, but usualy doesn't fit the room, so there's some cutting to do)
3) Wooden floor boards (usually a good quality, but same problem with fitting the room)
4) Loose wood stripes (this is what I used in this projects here as you can see in the pictures above ... more work, but easier to cut and fit)
Here's the finished floor ..... looks great, I think
ME BE HAPPY
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Stay tuned, there's ... always ... more to come
This is work in progress .... the florring for the tea room.
If you want to have a wooden floor in your dollhouse or other miniature project, there are different possibilites you can choose from.
1) Flooring paper sheets (not my personal favourite)
2) Strip Floors (wood, good option, but usualy doesn't fit the room, so there's some cutting to do)
3) Wooden floor boards (usually a good quality, but same problem with fitting the room)
4) Loose wood stripes (this is what I used in this projects here as you can see in the pictures above ... more work, but easier to cut and fit)
Here's the finished floor ..... looks great, I think
ME BE HAPPY
πππ
Stay tuned, there's ... always ... more to come
See ya
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