The bigger the better. In fact, since you are already making it-you might as well make it multi-functional. A bookcase. A room divider. A storage barn. Hey~you could make it the size of a wall for an easy repair if ever, say, a car were to drive through your living room and left a huge hole.
Make sure the boards are standing up straight. If necessary, nail, unnail and renail for complete accuracy.
Take care of all sharp ends, unless your child needs a finger amputated and you don't want to pay the hospital bills...
Never, and I mean NEVER look into the face of a nailgun. It just ISN'T done.
ALWAYS lay a sheet down-so when you are done, you can lay down and take a nap.
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lol! This post was too funny. I doubt your hubby minds the work too much though. ;)
LOL! So funny, Rebecca! The dollhouse is going to be amazing!
Kelli
It's looking great!
Awww, I think he's doing a great job! It looks really nice, so far. Can't wait to see the finished product.
Listen, I can't tell how big it really is, but...if you haven't already thought of this, you might want to bolt it to the wall with an eye hook or something so the kids don't pull it down on themselves.
Very funny! If he's like my guy - he wouldn't be doing it unless he wanted to. And, you should see the immense CRADLE formerly mentioned guy made a few years ago - talk about BIG! Anyway, your precious daughter is going to LOVE this dollhouse!
Looks like it's coming along nicely!
but oh! that nail gun picture.....I have to scroll past it real fast.
Thanks everyone for your comments on the progress. Matt is putting the doors on it today but won't be able to cut out the shaped windows until he borrows a bit (or something) from his Dad. Meanwhile-I am going to be BUSY!
His Dad doesn't believe I will get the inside done...but his dad OBVIOUSLY doesn't know me very well because when I set my mind on something it gets done-even if I have to stay up an entire night to finish it!
Mom2Fur~ I have thought of that myself...especially with the littlest monkey we have here!
Victoria~ that is funny you should mention it. My guy also built a cradle for our firstborn (and all the future Newmans) and it too, was larger than life. But sweet and perfect, nonetheless! :-)
Rebecca, sometime I would love to see a blog on your time-management skills. How you keep your family, lovely home, and still find time for all these things you love to do is beyond me!
So cute - both your post and your hubby!
I can't wait to see your finished dollhouse. I know your sweet girl is going to love it.
-giggles- Poor Matt!!!!
Mari-Nanci
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