Yesterday, I decided to start on building the bar area for the second floor. I could not find what I wanted already built, but I had an idea in mind. I was going for an old antique look to match the two bar stools that had once been in my old dollhouse. I have never made any furniture from scratch before, so I let the pieces of wood and a cardboard box guide me. I started with basswood project pieces, two different types of mirrors, and some trim. I looked at some pictures online and I began....
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Started with the two pieces that would be the back of the cabinet |
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adding the sides to the bottom |
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Mirror option#1 |
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Mirror option#2 |

Cutting the counter sides |
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framing the sides out for a base
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Base sides glued together |
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counter top glued to the base upside down |
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mirrors and some trim not in permanently until after I do the finish |
this is just great, Jocelyn! Can't believe you have NOT done this before- looking great! Barbara Ann
ReplyDeleteThank you Barbara Ann, I have assembled a lot of real life furniture and I just relied on those experiences of how things are put togther.
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