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Thank you. It is pretty much how I thought it would turn out so, that makes me happy. Lets hope I have as much luck with the couch.

Thank you. I have been wanting to try it for a while now but, just didn't have something that it wouldn't hurt if I messed it up. It was really easy and I had a lot of fun making it.

Hi Esther. Not sure yet, I'm thinking maybe a light sage green or something like that.

Thank you. I am so excited to get started on making things to go in there. I have so many ideas, I hope the room is big enough.

Thank you.

Thank you, I am loving it too. I am getting really excited to start making the things to go in it

So sorry to hear that, Esther. Take care!

That's kind of where we are but, I think you have had more of it. Stay safe! We have cooled down some and are getting more rain today.

The heat is supposed to finally break tomorrow. Even as hot as it's been, we haven't had it near as bad as some places. I feel so bad for those who are having 100 + temps.

Hi Laura. I really think that terracotta is the way I will go but, I think lighter walls will give me more options when I put the cupboards in. I am not sure if I want to use stain or paint and what color I will choose for them. I am going to try for varied colors in the terracotta, not just the light shade of it. I will find some darker colors of paper as well as light to hold up on the walls to see what will look best, once I get the floor done.

@@MiniatureMadnessofcherylg2696 I agree with the terracotta flooring. Especially with the varying shades of terracotta. I love the way you can see into the dining room. I thinks that’s why I keep seeing like a medium shade of pumpkin for the walls with ivory cupboards. Even maybe like a medium wine for the walls. I think it would go nicely with the wallpaper in dining room. That’s a great idea to hold some papers up to see what will work for you.

@@Lauras-tinyview I like the way you can see into the dining room, also. The big opening is great and a pain at the same time as it makes it hard to use regular 1/12th cupboards. I will just make them. I like the idea of both the pumpkin and the wine colors in there for the walls, thank you for those ideas!

I am so sorry, I turned the volume down as when I would replay the video, it sounded like it was way too loud and my computer doesn't have a very good speaker. From now on, I will leave it alone. Thank you for watching.

Thank you. I am excited to get going on it.

It would. I was thinking that when I found it.

Thank you. To be honest, it isn't something I ever would have picked out myself but, I do appreciate it's age and am amazed that it has survived in this good of condition for 80+ years. I am planning on getting as much of the white off as possible and keeping it.

Thank you for this idea. I really want to save as much as possible and didn't know what to do if I couldn't save it all, I didn't want to just paint over it. Thanks for watching!

Thank you, Esther.

Thank you

I got carried away with the sanding and it was like, barely even a coat of the plaster. I did have my reservations before painting it and shouldn't have. At one point, I even thought about putting another coat of the plaster on that part but, me being me, I went ahead without it. I have done this plastering before but, do I learn??? Lol

Thank you, Laura. Paint seems to keep it together and that is what I will be doing. Yes, I think gesso might work but, I would hesitate on putting glue on it as glue does have a tendency to shrink as it dries. I suppose you could also put a layer of Mod Podge over the paint when you are done to help it too. As long as it won't be roughly handled, paint, alone, has always worked for me. Any liquid medium you put on is going to be absorbed a little bit into the plaster unless you want to try and seal it first. I am just going to be going with the paint as it has worked before. This is why if someone is doing it, it is best to experiment first. I have not tried air day clay but, I would assume it would work also. Thank you for your questions and thank you for watching!

Thank you.

Thank you, I guess I wasn't really trying to do a tutorial, I am not very good with those but, I did want to show the technique I used to do this process. I do hope you found it somewhat helpful.

Thank you, it was a first attempt, hopefully if I do more, they will just get better.

Thank you. I just found the mouse and thought I'd give it a try as I want to do a mouse house, some day. I just bought what Walmart had for Plaster of Paris, they only had one type. It is DAP brand.

I did!

Thank you, Laura! I raised my project manager from a two week old kitten. He is very special to me. Well, if you ever get to SD, I am sure I will be working on something that will need sanding. Lol!

@@MiniatureMadnessofcherylg2696 😂😂

Thank you. Once I got into it, I lost my fear and got determined instead. I think the wall would be great with a window and door but, it might be a tight fit. They would have to be very close to one another but, might just work. Good luck if you try it! I am sure whatever you come up with will work out just fine. What surprises me is the house looks so big but, really doesn't have as much space as it looks like it should have.

That's why I'm adding on to the porch end. I want to have enough room for hallways with the stairs. Those areas are always so interesting!!

@@jonihenry8124 I totally agree. I had thought about not putting the porch on mine and doing something else with it but, decided in the end to do the porch. I had thought about adding on to mine also but, I have too many dollhouses and a small house so, I probably won't be adding onto it.

I am terrified! I wish I had known I was going to do this before constructing the house but, I didn't. I will wait until morning as I just got off work, I am tired and I had to do a raccoon rescue before I even got out of the town I work in. It has been one of those days, both cars are having issues, so, best not cut the window until I get some rest! I would love to see your house that you are doing.

@@MiniatureMadnessofcherylg2696 My house is the Victoria's Farmhouse by RGT. I'm adding to the porch side so I'll have room to make hallways with the stairs. I'm also going to build a 2 story, free-standing addition on the other side for a backporch and an office/study upstairs. A good rest sounds like a good idea before you tackle cutting out the window. My daughter cut a window hole in the dollhouse I was building for my granddaughter and it was pretty hard to do and it was flat! Be careful and take your time.

@@jonihenry8124 Your house sounds like it is going to be amazing! Didn't you tell me one time that you were also a member of the Victoria's Farmhouse Group on FB? I definitely will be taking my time. Last time, I cut the window out with a coping saw, it was what I had so, it's what I used. The trick is not bending the blade while cutting. Anyway, for better or worse, I am going to cut it. Thanks for watching my videos and commenting!

I think it will be fine there. I want it over the sink so, whomever is doing the dishes can look out and see what's going on. Lol!

Thank you, Laura. I feel the same about your old west hotel, it is hard to wait for what you do next. The next video will just be me, putting Plaster of Paris all over the walls once I get them put together. I did glue the window wall to the bricks and thought I was filming but, wasn't. I still have to put the other one on.

@@MiniatureMadnessofcherylg2696 I really hate that when you think your recording and your not. Happens to me now and then. I will notice while editing but nothing I can do about it then. Not like I can take it apart and re-record it again. I’m very curious about the plaster of paris wall.

@@Lauras-tinyview At least it was just me gluing the two walls together. I tried the P of P on a scrap piece of foam board and it didn't crack so, I just need to get it mixed right and hope it works when I go to do it on the real thing.

Thank you, Esther! I like it.

Thank you, Aileen! I am planning on covering the whole wall with plaster of Paris to hopefully give it a realistic, plaster look. I will be putting it together in the next video and hopefully, starting with the plaster.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks, Laura. I was desperate, I need to get working on the cupboards for the farm house and had no way to keep them straight while I built them.

Thank you, Aileen!

Thank you, Laura! I am excited to get it all put together. I am trying to be patient with this project but, I have so many ideas and things I want to make! I started learning mini macrame last night. You can't have Boho without macrame!

Thanks Esther. Didn't turn out exactly how I wanted it but, I like it.

Thank you. I will be happy to have you following!

Thank you. I sure hope so!

Me too, Esther! Thank you for watching!

I sure hope so. I am having fun with it, it is a style I love but, have never created before so, we will see where this adventure leads us!

Thank you on the Iris, they are beautiful. I wish I had thought to take a pic when they were just starting to bloom, they are pretty much done for the year, now. I have not created Boho before so, this is something new for me also. I love the style and the channel Sweet Magnolia is where I am getting my inspiration from. The peacock pic, I was going to use in another house but, since Boho focuses on nature, art and that sort of thing, I thought I would use it in this build. I can always make another.

Thank you. I liked the window but, then, didn't know if it was what I wanted. I tried different ones but, kept coming back to that one so, it must have been the right choice! Thank you for watching!

Thank you, Esther! Glad you are enjoying it!

Thank you, Laura! I am still planning out the room I want to put everything in that I am going to make I hope I can do as good cutting my foam core as you do. Seems no matter how carefully I cut, I come out off somehow. I am pretty happy with the way the one frame turned out, the one at the end. I love my Peonies, they are very special to me and the fact they are the old world and non hybrid makes them all the more special. Some of the Peony plants were almost 4ft high this year. I have Iris that Grandma originally planted too! They are a gorgeous, maroon color and no one else around here seems to have any like them. So excited for your next video, can't wait until it's up!

@@MiniatureMadnessofcherylg2696 I don’t think I have ever seen a maroon iris before. Sounds really pretty! If you go outside again in your video I’d love to see it. The next video is going to be a quickie about floors. My grandson is here visiting for two weeks and I haven’t had a lot of craft time.

Have fun with your Grandson! I will get them on video for you!

Glad to be back! I ordered those camera batteries but, they didn't ship them for several days afterward.

Thank you. I didn't use curtain rods, I used strips of wood. I had just barely enough of that lace to get all the curtains out of so, I just glued them flat to small, white, strips, of wood. The wall paper is all the same, I think it is just the lighting on that day that made it look that way or the darkness of the space.

Thank you, Laura!

Thank you!

Thank you. Waiting for a new battery for the camera before I can do more on the dollhouse.