Becky8813

Thank you for the kind words on my chimney pieces. That is still a work in progress and I have been remiss in getting pictures posted. Havanaholly, would you be able to point me in the right direction as far as finding that series, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance! Becky

Hi all. I have a question. I am planning a bayside dock scene. It is to be a sizeable project at about 20" x 30" and up to 3" deep in some areas. My question is: what type/product do you all use to simulate water? And is it possible to put the "water" in in layers ( so that underwater landscaping can be applied) and not have the striations of obvious layers? Also, what do you use to craft underwater elevations-foam? Papier mache? Wood? Or paperclay? Thanks in advance, becky

Thanks for the info. To clarify a bit more, this door is the Bespaq Pollinade Carved double door. The pediment is too pretty to put on the exterior of the house, it belongs on the interior, but then the doors open the wrong direction! Sigh, sometimes being a perfectionist is challenging! Lol!

Hi, i hope someone can help me. I have a beautiful set of double doors for my front entrance that needs to have the door opening reversed so that the beautiful pediment trim is inside instead of outside and have the doors correctly opening inwards. Does anyone know a trick to taking pin-hinged doors out of their frames without disassembling the entire door? Thanks in advance, Becky