Second step had been ready for a while, just needed to grout the tiles. Which I had done too, but the first time was no succes, used the wrong stuff and messed my tiles up ;) Yes, I had made a testpiece, but forgot all about it! So had to make the tiles again, not too much work and aren't that many, but I put off for a short while and then have to do everything I do in many small steps. But finished now, grouted and all, the second step was already waiting so now that part is done: happy!
August 5, 2012
two steps & a peak at ..
.. what's coming. Just to see what my store is supposed to look like someday, but then the non-cardboardversion ;)
Second step had been ready for a while, just needed to grout the tiles. Which I had done too, but the first time was no succes, used the wrong stuff and messed my tiles up ;) Yes, I had made a testpiece, but forgot all about it! So had to make the tiles again, not too much work and aren't that many, but I put off for a short while and then have to do everything I do in many small steps. But finished now, grouted and all, the second step was already waiting so now that part is done: happy!
Then I wanted to see the steps placed in a cardboard entrance and the rest of the shopfront I quickly made sometime last year. No worries, this is no indication (of the quality) for how I plan to make my store, just wanted a quick peak of what I'm going to make and how this will look without spending too much (precious) time on it. Don't mind the gaps aside the tiles, when I made the cardboard thing and printed the windows I was still stuck on how deep it would have to be since the original plan was without steps, simply forgot that the steps made the whole thing deeper.. :) So glad my head's attached to my body, haha! Things are going to be different at places, since I found that a couple of adjustments were necessary. You'll see that when I get to making the real front.
And a little peak inside, although there's nothing there yet, just an mdf base. But I put a corner I use sometimes behind it with a chair and stuff so there's something to look at inside anyway.
Second step had been ready for a while, just needed to grout the tiles. Which I had done too, but the first time was no succes, used the wrong stuff and messed my tiles up ;) Yes, I had made a testpiece, but forgot all about it! So had to make the tiles again, not too much work and aren't that many, but I put off for a short while and then have to do everything I do in many small steps. But finished now, grouted and all, the second step was already waiting so now that part is done: happy!
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Buongiorno Monique, sto leggendo il tuo blog, perché mi ero persa la lettura di alcuni post!
ReplyDeleteVolevo sapere come hai fatto la seconda versione del pavimento. Nella prima mi è sembrato carta stampata su di un cartoncino. Ora leggo che la prima versione era risultata un disastro. Come hai fatto questa seconda versione? Sono molto realistiche! Ciao! :-)
Ciao Blanche, grazie per il vostro interesse nel mio blog e bello avere voi in esso 'perso' colpito. Entrambi i pavimenti sono fatti di carta stampata incollata su cartoncino e poi ritagliare. Gli angoli I poi levigati con un file hobby. Tutto incollato, dipinto e in allegato. È possibile trovare il principio presso il sito di Josje http://josje.bouwt.com/homepage/show/pagina.php?paginaid=275637, questo è quello che ho fatto. Spero di fare quanto ho!
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