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i watch a lot of dnd mini channels, despite only really using the techniques for doll miniatures. i wonder if the texture rollers they use would work here? you could roll a brick or stone texture onto thin foam, then paint with a sealant to keep the texture from getting too damaged. it means you don't have to cut or score thousands of tiny bricks. that, plus a black wash and you'd be set, i think!

Yaaaay for the final result! The idea of a sign sounds so much fun. Here in the Netherlands you see on very old buildings also “anno [year]” that could be an idea to add?

I think your right and the glue (pva I'm assuming) and the joint filler are having a reaction. I know that in making paper clay (PVA, joint filler, & paper recipe) certain brands of joint filler (DAP here in the US) have an ingredient that has an adverse reaction with pva glue. It kind of turns the clay gelatinous and a bit bubbly for me - not good. I made a less than ½ inch ball with my goo-clay and it took most of a week to dry. I do think that all your trials and patience have paid off. And your final floor looks great with the added paint. Can’t wait to see it when it’s dry. Thanks for sharing.

Loving all of this video, thank you for sharing the journey with us, and all of the ups and downs of your experiments. It’s very inspiring! Have you thought of perhaps painting a simple decorative frieze on the inside strip? You are such a lovely artist, it would suit the whole gallery, I think.

Oh boy what a rollercoaster ride that floor journey was! LOL It does look so much better now with the extra gold paint in the new lot of flooring, but man it's crazy how long the floor took to dry. I would have been tempted to leave it with a fan blowing on it, but thats not so easy to do with a cat in the house I imagine. You could always keep the left over plaster dust in an old recycled jam jar or something so it's airtight until you're ready to use it later.

Oh my goodness, such a process with the floor! I’m pretty sure your cat was judging you 😼 I really like your little mouse artwork!

That sanding dust really does look like flour, great idea to put it in a bowl for the kitchen. Floor is looking great, thanks for sharing.

The floor looks great 😃trial error worked out . Have you thought of a long square cap to cover the the second floor. Maybe adding two thinner pieces to the long piece on either end. I hope this makes sense to you. I think that a sign on the inside will take away from your gallery but a sweet swinging sign out side the door would be amazing. You could use your hook idea on that, I thought it was brillant.Your print is so lovely and yes use your platform to get your product out . That’s just being smart. ❤Well all my suggestion are just that hope this was helpful sweet friend 💕💕💕

My friend Janine's blog MINWORKS has an EXCELLENT tutorial on how to make easy and authentic Slate roof tiles. Here's the link: minworks.blogspot.com/2010/04/slatelookrooftiles.html

Great job, and you do indeed have so much patience! The floor looks great, and the brickwork is going to be fun to do. I have made bricks with egg cartons, and with cork paper: I like the cork best. Good luck on all your tasks, you are doing so well!

I just now found your channel and I'm Subscribing! I have zero talent for art or crafts of any kind, but I love to watch and see other people's work! My tool suggestion is a mini router, it has lots of different heads to be used for various jobs! I think it would have been helpful in this video several times! My helpful tip is to check out Ara Bentleys channel "Bentley House Mini's" She is very good at her art/craft! She does do detailed tutorials as well as her crafting! She has a variety of things she does, and a lot of, it's my first time doing this, figuring things out on video! It's mostly doll house type of a channel and she's started making her own dolls & clothes too! She's had a channel for over ten years now! (Probably closer to 20) I'll be watching❤your advancement! Oh Ya, I really liked seeing your cards design as well😊! If you've got it, flaunt it🤗!!!

Really happy to see progress with the floor! Looking forward to seeing what you do with the brick work. I have not done that yet or had to with any of my projects.

Using a mixture of soft chalk pastels in brick colors on thin sheets of cork makes very realistic brick.

hi, i have used egg boxes cut in brick shapes, also you can use the egg boxes for slate tiles.

Cute artwork,I say put the sign on,get different types of small metal files hope that helps🤗💕

The floor was well worth the drying time, it gave you a good foundation for your final pour. I use egg cartons to make bricks as the texture is just perfect.

Have you ever heard of a Technique called Dirty pour. I think you might like to try this for your marble floor.❤

Looks a great floor in the end. With regards to the bricks a book I have just got says paint sandpaper the brick colour then cut it to the shape of bricks. Paint the house the colour of the cement between the bricks. When dry glue the sandpaper bricks in place. It's an amazing effect I am going to do it on my 12th scale. Also roof tiles the book shows paper price tags overlaid like shingle

Young lady you have the patience of a saint, that floor would have driven me nuts lol, l love how you experiment too, if I were you I would paint Matt varnish over it, and try something like cereal box card to cover the gap where the battery packs are, and use magnetic tape to hold it in place, tfs x Julie

Great stuff as usual. For my Tudor doll house bricks I used the very thin foam board used as underlay for laminate. I think it's green . Very easy to cut. Once I'd cut my hundreds of bricks I scored them randomly with a craft knife to give them an old bricky texture.Then I glued them on individually with tweezers. Covered with bricky paint and then a wash of black to get in the cevices. You could paint the back a mortar clour and then glue them on or, like I did , Fill the gaps with filler and wipe off. Hope this was helpful !

I like the way you experiment, we never know what we can achieve unless we try! Instead of hinges on some parts, would using the small, flat disc magnets work better? Just a thought. Looking forward to your next video!

It's amazing what we can learn from our mistakes well done one persevering.

Bellissimo, scusa non mostri la rosetta che tiene il lampadario, la rosetta che si attacca al soffitto, non c'è? 😊

Your artwork is so beautiful, Oh to be even half as talented!!!

Use it as rug looks good with bed.🤗

You have the cold the whole world has,take care. Get well.🙏😷🤗💕

Use a piece of thin wood to make a floor. Try the modge podge for shiny. This way the floor is removable like you want.🤗

Score it,did you try using modge podge for shiny

Keeping my fingers crossed for you that the floor turns out just how you want it to.

It'll be interesting to see the floor again once its dried properly. I couldn't see very well on screen but did the floor retain the marbling of the colour still?

You are a brave soul and I like the general effect. Perhaps once the floor has cured and the "craters" sanded down, then topping it up with a thinner slurry for infill,😊 should work, just fine. 😊

Your cat is a hoot! Looking forward to seeing how the floor dries and turns out.

Just curious why you just did try painting a marbled floor? You are such a great painter. ❤

So beautiful great products ❤

I wish I knew what to tell you but as you know we have to wait and see if it works out fingers crossed 🤞it does. Give you sweet kitty some tummy rubs 💕💕💕

Love following on. Fingers crossed for the flooring...❤

Hope this works for you I did something very similar using plaster of Paris it worked a treat.

I have confidence that your floor will turn out lovely in the end. And your kitty 'helper' is adorable. I look forward to seeing how the floor turns out.

The house finally arrived today I have posted it on my insta. Your cat is so pretty and a great assistant

Don’t worry we enjoy watching you AND that beautiful kitty!