The roof and dormers tested my brain, but I got there in the end and I think it looks pretty darn good. Yes, the walls are a bit wonky, but nothing some wallpaper and trim can't handle. I'm going to take the entire house outside and give it a coat of primer. I have a spray gun, so I'm going to give it a whirl. I haven't used it before, so this should be interesting.
Now the hard part . . . selecting interior and exterior finishes and decorating. I'm up for the challenge!
I've found some gothic wallpapers on Etsy that I can download and print, so that's the direction I think I'm going to take. I'll be able to print what I need and if I goof up I can always print more. As for furniture, most of it will be 3D printed. Dear hubby bought me an air sprayer, so that will be a learning curve, but I'm hoping will produce some pretty awesome furniture for the house.
But first, I'm going to sit awhile and admire my hard work up to this point. And cleanup . . . definitely clean up!
Oh my! Teresa, you are going at an amazing pace! I am so absorbed with this gothic creation you are making... love the window frames! I look forward to seeing the papers you choose.... I am a SLoooooow worker when it comes to my bigger projects..... so watching you pull it all together in just a week is amazing!!! :):)
ReplyDeleteAwww thank you! The build went rather smoothly, other than those rooves! Yikes! After printing a few wallpapers from Etsy and not being happy with them, I went ahead and ordered real dollhouse wallpaper. Once that decision was made, it was easy to choose wallpapers for the entire house! Unfortunately, they're coming from the States so it will be about a month before I can proceed with the interior. Lots of other things to continue with though. :-}
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