Kabrina

Cabinets in progress. They are from Housework’s kits, with the addition of corner shelves. I still have the sink itself to make but I can’t install that till I do the countertops.

Fridge was made from the Housework’s kit. I changed the nails that show on the side and top hinge, the original ones were bulky and gold

Chairs were made from 1inchminisbykris kits, Rhonda chairs. I love how they turned out.

Just needs piping and legs. These will fit much better in the McKinley than the Sofa and chair I had purchased.

Working on the Rhonda chair kit. I don’t think these are made anymore. Just need legs and piping on this one and it will be complete.

Here is a picture with better lighting of the trim.

Attic tower floor installed.

Attic ceiling and flooring are done.

Shingles and roof trim were made from purchased SVG files on my Cricut Maker. The trim I used beads of glue prior to painting to give a 3 dimensional look to the spikes.

Back bay window looking into the future kitchen

This is a close up of the finished light. For my first try at light building I am happy with it.

Once the pieces were cut on the purple mat with the Cricut maker using thick craft board I began to piece it together. Rectangular sides glued to form the box, thin trimmed added around the top, middle and bottom. Top was layered with larger to smaller pieces. I ended up adding one base from scrap wood as I forgot to cut one that size. Once dry I painted everything black. Threaded a removable light bulb in a socket through the rectangle and then through a large wood bead that I also painted black. Glued in place. Used repositionable glue to attach the light box so I can replace the bulb when it burns out.

Here is the image I used to make my light. I do tempering having to make minor trims once it was cut out but they were minor.

The windows are made on my Cricut machine, coffee stirrers and craft sticks. They don’t open but I am happy with the way they turned out.

Changed the stair railings. Made the front door from an old French door. Fireplace is made with painted cork for the bricks, scrap wood for the surround, and mortar made from fine sand, paint and glue. Kitchen light made from plain white fixture colored with sharpies. I’ll be changing the top left light for one with more bulbs and installing One in the bathroom top left.

Front porch of the McKinley. This is the best quality photo I can upload from my iPhone . Light and shingles were made with my Cricut maker. Flooring is stained iron on wood veneer. Lattice made from coffee stirrers and siding is made from thick artist paper.