Addicted to rubber

Had to share the bed while I was at it!

This is the bed I made for the master bedroom! I'm not thrilled at how it turned out really! Not bad for a first attempt!

 

The living room

The living room is giving me fit's but it's coming along. It still needs a lot of trim work. The floor was a paper floor that keeps lifting. I'm debating what would be better, pulling it out and starting from scratch or really gluing it down then adding a coat of epoxy for a strong finish. I'm leaning towards pulling it out but then it's going to have to wait for a bit till I can fit it in the budget. If I went this rout I would pull out all the old re-sand it then put in real wood floors. Decisions decisions..

 

Int he back corner is a doll I tried to make out of clay, and also a couch made from cardboard and corduroy.

 

The lifting floor

 

You can kinda see the fire place attempt. It's made out of cardboard and paper clay. I will remake another more to size at some point.

This is the view heading towards the kitchen.

I still need to figure out how to hide all the gaps. There were little squares of trim behind the original walls. The original walls I should add we built out away from the wood walls of the doll house. It made the walls hallow if that makes sense? But any who, when I pulled it all out it left some odd spots that I couldn't get out and some ruff areas that are going to have to be hidden.

Been rebuilding a dollhouse!

It's all Mo's fault! She started the bug. She posted some amazing pic's of her house she's been working on, on facebook and I just couldn't help it! I finally pulled down Brianna's house that I bought used off of craigs list a few years back and started gutting it.

Here is a before pic.

 

It's really dusty. It's been sitting downstairs with not much use since we bought it.

This pic shows it being gutted

 

Here are a few pic's of progress being made :)

 
I built a kitchen unit out of scrap balsa and paper clay. Unfortunately my carpentry skills don't go far enough for functioning drawers and cupboards. This also still needs a faucet for the sink.

 

Here is some food the kids have made. Also you can kinda see the walls are re-textured and painted yellow.

Here is the finished kitchen minus a few axcessories that are in there now.

 

I ended up buying a stove and fridge for Bri so she would have something functioning to store all of her food in!

Next post will be the living room. Still a work in progress... It's not cards but still fun!