View opposite the courtyard gate |
The floor is slate roof paper |
cool shot from inside with the front in place (mortar is damp) |
I need to add door knobs |
This is a scrapbook of the building and decorating of my dream dollhouse, the Mountfield Dollhouse by the Dolls House Emporium, and other added dollhouses.
View opposite the courtyard gate |
The floor is slate roof paper |
cool shot from inside with the front in place (mortar is damp) |
I need to add door knobs |
Sorry, I was supposed to take an electrifying class but missed it. The pictures are really pretty. Great work as usual. Do you have any suggestions about how I could wire my Chess-taurant? I want to but afraid I will mess everything up!
ReplyDeleteBased on the last pictures, I saw would use a power strip and just plug in the lights. I would run the lights from the ceiling by punching holes and create a roof to cover the wires. This would be the easiest and least electrical way I would do it.
DeleteThanks. Sounds good. I will see if I can figure it out. I have all of the materials. Just a little nervous about using them.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely promise you it is waaaaaaaaay easier than copper tape. If I can help just email me. Marilyn mormson@gmail.com
DeleteHow totally frustrating for you. To be honest that's why I never use copper tape wiring. Hard to track a fault, a pig to remove and replace and can be pretty easily damaged, physically and chemically and, if you and it live long enough will deteriorate over time. You gather I don't like it. I use the round wire system in generius grooves across floors to exit where necessary and off to a power strip etc. Floors are laid using double sided sticky tape and not a lot of that so you can always remove one single light if it gives you a problem. Never had to deal with a single one yet!
ReplyDeleteIf you want to know any more or see photos... Email me at mormson@gmail.com. Marilyn
Jocelyn, the degree of realism in this passage is incredibly realistic - I could swear it's a real townhouse! Be proud :)
ReplyDeleteHello Jocelyn,
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are gorgeous. I'm sorry but I have no advice to give you in regards to the lighting. I am a power strip/ plug kind of guy myself.
Big hug,
Giac
Hi Jocelyn
ReplyDeleteI agree with Giac, your pictures look amazing. I know nothing about the copper tape system. I use the wires and plugs so I'm afraid I can't help you at all. But I know how frustrating it must be not to have your lights working. I think lighting just transforms a house into something quite beautiful. Sorry!
All the best
Vivian