I thought I wouldn't be able to fix the lights, but after some hesitation I did.
Showing posts with label Room 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Room 1. Show all posts
Room 1 - 7
The couch was fun to make.
I had a struggle with the armrests, but I put some extra softness and a bit of extra fabric over them before I finished them.
Couches like these are so mucch more fun to make than the square ones.
I had a struggle with the armrests, but I put some extra softness and a bit of extra fabric over them before I finished them.
Couches like these are so mucch more fun to make than the square ones.
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Room 1 - 6
The fabric of the ribbons was far too slippery to use for pillows.
The original fabric of the kit for the pillows was not fitting the rest.
Then I remembered I had a package with tiny ribbons and maybe buttons.
So I went on a search, hoping they wouldn't have holes in the middle.
And they didn't!!
I have to find a solution for the light that is beside the right curtain.
Maybe I can find a bead or a bead cap that can function as a lamp.
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Maybe I can find a bead or a bead cap that can function as a lamp.
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Room 1 - 5
When I bought the rolls with large ribbons, I didn't know they would be used in a miniature house.
The matching dark one turned out to be absolutely great for curtains.
I folded the pleads and stuck them between two popsickle sticks, held together by clothespins.
I kept them that way for a night, and then sew a flat bead between the pleads.
Guided a wire through the holes and that was it.
As glasscurtain I used very thin christmasribbon with golden stars.
It had wire through the sides, so it was easy to put it in front of the window.
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The matching dark one turned out to be absolutely great for curtains.
I folded the pleads and stuck them between two popsickle sticks, held together by clothespins.
I kept them that way for a night, and then sew a flat bead between the pleads.
Guided a wire through the holes and that was it.
As glasscurtain I used very thin christmasribbon with golden stars.
It had wire through the sides, so it was easy to put it in front of the window.
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Room 1 - 4
The colours of the kit were a bit bland.
So I decided to use broad ribbon for the bed.
That changed the complete look and made working on the room a lot more fun.
The mattress of the bed was folded from one of the pre-lined papers.
It needed a fabric cover. The fabric in the kit was very thin. Gluying it gave stains. As I have a box full of DIY stuff I had a look in it and found sticky fabric from the action. I used the pattern of the paper to cut it and sticking it on the box was a job of seconds. Looks like a mattress and is a mattress 1:24. Done!!
So I decided to use broad ribbon for the bed.
That changed the complete look and made working on the room a lot more fun.
The mattress of the bed was folded from one of the pre-lined papers.
It needed a fabric cover. The fabric in the kit was very thin. Gluying it gave stains. As I have a box full of DIY stuff I had a look in it and found sticky fabric from the action. I used the pattern of the paper to cut it and sticking it on the box was a job of seconds. Looks like a mattress and is a mattress 1:24. Done!!
Room 1 - 3
Construction of the room itself was not a huge problem.
I put a pillbox under the second floor so it would stay level when the glue dried.
But.... I forgot to remove it when adding the small wall and railing.
There was a large hole for the battery-box. With scisors and tweezers I was able to get the blister with pills cut and removed. Then cut the paper box and turned it round the tweezers and that was I was able to remove it all. LOL!
I assume I will never make that mistake!!
The piano was fun to make.
The instruction for the keyboard was not very clear. It needed to be folded to create a front too. Luckily I saw that just in time.
I put a pillbox under the second floor so it would stay level when the glue dried.
But.... I forgot to remove it when adding the small wall and railing.
There was a large hole for the battery-box. With scisors and tweezers I was able to get the blister with pills cut and removed. Then cut the paper box and turned it round the tweezers and that was I was able to remove it all. LOL!
I assume I will never make that mistake!!
The piano was fun to make.
The instruction for the keyboard was not very clear. It needed to be folded to create a front too. Luckily I saw that just in time.
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Room 1 - 2
The piano was fun to make.
The instruction for the keyboard was not very clear. It needed to be folded to create a front too. Luckily I saw that just in time.
Room 1 - 1
Because of You
My Tiny House is a series of 1: 24 rooms and houses of Boekenvoordeel.
The kits are well constructed. The instructions are clear.
And the different elements are already sorted in little bags.
Construction of the room itself was not a huge problem.
I put a pillbox under the second floor so it would stay level when the glue dried.
But.... I forgot to remove it when adding the small wall and railing.
There was a large hole for the battery-box. With scissors and tweezers I was able to get the blister with pills cut and removed. Then cut the paper box and turned it round the tweezers and that was I was able to remove it all. LOL!
I assume I will never again make that mistake!!
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Hongda
Because of You
M026
Because of You
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