I finished putting the tile roof on the dollhouse and I aged it.
I had the idea of having a lot of mortar stuffed between the tiles. I think it looks very rustic.
I also gave the plaster a couple of coats of the paint. It's a very yellow cream color. It looks like margarine. I am going to age this paint later.
I painted the inside plaster the same color.
looks good!!!
ReplyDeletenice and old...very good!!
have a nice day!!
greetz manuela
It does look good! Very rustic, I like how you have aged it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks very rustic. Color is very succesfull and looks so old. Hugs Kati
ReplyDeleteEnhorabuena has hecho un fantastico trabajo con esas tejas.
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You have made amazing tiles out of wooden shingles!! They are very convincing! This little house is very sweet!
ReplyDeleteI like the house but the roof looks very real. Beautiful !
ReplyDeleteWHAT ..?!?!? No moss, in anywhere!?!!
ReplyDeleteI was only joking * grin "
Fantastic job .. As always: 0)
love the roof and the idea of using shingles. just busy building a large provence house...
ReplyDeletehow did you age your tiles? can you pls give me some advice?
thanks stacks!
I aged my tile roof with a paint/water mixture. Brown acrylic, a little black acrylic and water. It has to be watered down enough so it's not just paint. But not too much or no color will stay. I play with it until it's just right. Super simple! But another simple way is to get ink pads. Those are awesome. I get a brown one usually. But there are so many colors!
DeleteBy the way my tiles are pine shingles. I used the hot glue gun nozzle (with the gun turned on) to bend them very slowly while they are a wee bit moist. The heat will set them. Some will break. But most will be fine. Then I put plaster(spackle) under them-- plenty so it oozes out. Hope this helps!
hugs♥,
Caroline
caroline, many thanks. that helps... actually any info helps :-)
Deletetake care, marion