Send me an email and I'll send the scan showing what I mean. I am unable to attach the scan to this post.
my contact address is : contact@everythingverysmall.com
Never mind. I figured it out. They each had different book covers. This is in reference to book 1 and N paper cutouts.
I do love these builds. I have completed the kitchen and Soho builds.
Janet
I am glad that you have figured it out 😉
I wish you happy crafting!
Lizzy
I'm looking forward to doing this. I'm going to make my own books to go into it. I'm not sure it's 1:24 precisely. It seems to be somewhere between 1:18 and 1:20. That chair seems out of the fit size-wise. Bit with all my own books, it should look very nice.
It can get a challenge with all the books, but I'm sure the result will look fantastic! If you like to show it on my Facebook group that would be great, thanks for the comment 😉
I wish you happy crafting!
Lizzy
Lizzy, I am obsessed with these miniature rooms. I have 9 and I've "created" 3 of my own using pieces that I left out in the originals. My first was the Sam's study library and I agree with many people that the red chair was a bugger to do. I had glue all over the piece, my fingers. I've since improved my chair upholstery making. I find the company doesn't give you nearly as much glue as you need. Even after doing 12 of them. And now, the company is currently out of stock of the extra glue but I'm glad you mentioned that you can get some from Amazon. Like you, I've been taking creative license as to the walls, floors and even furniture colours. I like to use origami paper to cover the walls, like wallpaper and do the flooring too.
Hi Flora!
They sure are amazing and each one has its own little issues as you say, haha!
Oh yes indeed, that glue..
Since writing this article, I totally switched to Fast Grab tacky glue, the bottles are bigger, and there are no threads everywhere. Although I still keep the original glue for other small things sometimes, just make sure to not keep the bottle on its side, or it will be dried out in no time, I just found out..
Quite right, I change a lot of things since then as well, walls and all, a totally different look makes you even more proud to have accomplished something, right?
Thank you for the chat and I wish you happy crafting!
Cheers
Lizzy
The directions are not at all clear how to assemble the light. I have scanned the directions and enlarged them but that doesn't help. I have all the parts and assembled them up to the point of putting them together.
Do you, or anybody else, have any insights?
Thanks.
Judy
Hello Judy,
It is hard to tell from a distance on which point you are now without seeing any pictures of your progress. Could you ask this same question on a Facebook group, if you have Facebook that is?
There is one group that is talking about DIY kits only, I am sure that they will help you out further: DIY miniature kits
I hope you will get things resolved soon!
Lizzy
Hi!
First of all, your project looks great!
I am struggling with the light in mine now & have been unable to figure out where to get the extra wires & tubing. Any hints?
Hi Sharon!
Thanks for the compliment, really appreciated!
That problem with the lights is not so uncommon and you can get spare ones on Amazon 😉
Good luck!
Lizzy
