That's my method for doing the floor in this room...
I started with a piece of foam core that was larger than the area that I wanted to cover.
Then starting at the kitchen end, I measured and cut the shape of the kitchen wing.
Then I drew lines on the board that I thought would work for the shape of the other end of the floor.
I cut a strip of foam core longer than I needed for the vertical part. Then I cut slits vertically on the outside of the curve... The left side was at the back and the right side was towards the front.
Next, I decided where I wanted the pull out bed and got rid of that part of the vertical.
Tessie approved and Spike wanted it for a doggy cave... Guess who will win that battle?
I, personally, think that it is going to be a people bed. Not a doggy cave. Any takers for the other side?
Where Tessie is standing will be the site of the fireplace.
Now all I have to do is get the two of them to stop arguing and move out of the way... Wish me luck. I am going to need it.
See you tomorrow.
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To get them out of the way: think of something esoteric that you absolutely must have for the build (not) and tell them that whoever finds it first wins the argument.
I have a feeling you'll get rid off them in a hurry, earning enough peace and space to continue the project unhindered.
Good luck!
me encanta ver como tus casas y escenas van tomanto forma dia a dia, es genial verte trabajar , gracias por compartirlo
no creo que vaya a serte facil desacerte de ese par, buena suerte
besitos
Mari
Hello Casey,
I love the curved floor. As my puppy Ozzy has proved time and time again, there is no such thing as a people bed. Spike will take over it somehow!
Big hug,
Giac
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