a dollhouse is about choices and choices

Making a dollhouse is about choices and planning.

So I've spent last week looking around and trying to decide which kind of house I want.

The rounded part, I want to have a summery look.
Or maybe I want it to be a balletstudio.
It'll have a wooden floor. Light preferable. Made from icesticks.

Part of the outside, the toplevel, I want to paint white on the outside and then make dark pieces of wood on it, like a tudorhouse.

The square part will have a tilefloor in it.

I love to have stairs in the house, meaning I have to saw a hole in the topbottom/bottomceiling.

So I'm beginning to feel the need for special equipment.

It's very enjoyable to look around and get ideas.

I've already bought a gardenfurniture set of 4 chairs and a table.

When I make a balletstudio, I'll put sweet pink pillows on the chairs.

But I might decide to use the set in the garden, with flowery cushions.

Slowly the house starts to take shape in my mind.

But one way or another, I'm stuck at this phase of building, because when I want to have stairs or a fireplace, I need to have access to the different parts of the bottomceiling/topbottom.