Abandoned Coffee Shop 1: BRICK TUTORIAL and Project Intro!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- Follow along as I start a brand new Project!!! Stay tuned for a peeling wall paper tutorial next week!!
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Thank you!!!! You have shown me so many ways to do miniture things. You are brilliant!!! I'm not saying that lightly. You have made incredible miniture houses and bricks, furniture, doorways ECT. Keep showing us.
I am so glad you have been enjoying the tutorials and videos! I will definitely keep going👍
ABSOLUTELY the most realistic brick tutorial I have found. The use of the sand really added a realistic touch. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing idea. I can't wait to give it a try.
Thank you!! I am glad it can be useful to you!
I am really loving the fact that you use dollar tree products, they are pretty universal and I love when I can get things from there for projects.
As far as related to this video content you are making me second guess one of my planned projects. I have a metal wall shelf from hobby lobby that looks like a fire escape that I plan on using to display some of my 1/6 scale and smaller figures and dolls. I was wanting to make a brick wall to put up on the wall bend it, and I was planning to do it watercolored(new skill for me, I still need to try different techniques on some test paper) BUT NOW, I'm kind of tempted to make a brick wall like you have here. I would basically end up doing nearly a full sheet of foam board for it so that would still be a lot of work. Especially since if u want add any windows I would be forced to make them 3d as well instead of mostly painted with balsa wood glued on for the frames. Ugh, I think im going to have make samples of both now.
I am definitely a frugal crafter and will use cheap supplies whenever possible!!! Be sure to tag me in any photos of your project as I would love to see the outcome! It would be a big undertaking but the texture from this technique is so wonderful!
What a great tutorial. This technique would work really well on the inside of a fireplace-the brick fire box!
So glad you enjoyed the tutorial! That's a great idea!
Woot! Woot! My husband got me a Hogwarts Express train for Christmas last year. I plan on building a few scenes from the movies to go under my tree. This brick design will be perfect for Diagon Alley scene.
Wonderful!! I am so glad it will be helpful!
I subscribed the minute you said “ of course I chose an abandoned post apocalyptic coffee shop”.
Exactly what I didn't know I needed... Thank you so much for this!
Glad it was helpful!
That is absolutely beautiful! I love the extra touch of the fallen bricks. Genius! 💗💗💗
I know I’m super late to the party, but that looks amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!! 💕
Love it! I'm jealous! ☺. In order to avoid the foam board from "warping" (hope you know what I mean), a coat of white Kilz on both sides of the foam board will keep it straight. Great job!
I will have to try that out sometime :) I have heard amazing things about Kilz.
Since kilz is flat, would you be able to skip the mod podge step? 🤔
This looks amazing. Having seen people cut individual bricks out of foam insulation and glue them on individually, I wonder why they would go to so much effort when this looks so realistic for a fraction of the time.
Thank you! I always try to go the easy route when possible ;)
Nice job. Congrulations 👏👏👏👏
I found your videos by accident, but I'm so glad I did!!
This is amazing! It is VERY realistic and you gave a great texture and got “emotion” in the end too! Absolutely awesome!! Thank you so much for sharing!! Even if you just put the camera on while you create, I’d be happy watching you all day! ❤️
Thank you so much!! I am so glad you enjoyed it!!! If you are available on Wednesday mornings I do a live stream the first Wednesday of the month :) Its lots of fun. I am hoping if they get popular I could do more during the evenings and just working on random projects while chatting with youtube buds!
Bentley House Minis I just clicked the bell so I would be notified when you do the Livestream! Sounds fun!! Thanks!
Just wanted to say I find your work really inspiring and I also love the background music you use for your videos!
Thank you so much!
This is exactly the kind of brick tutorial I've been looking for and I already have almost all of the supplies for it! Once I finish up the floor this will be next on the docket.
That's fantastic!! I am so glad it can be helpful!
Thank you so very much!! I am so grateful for your videos! You are a very good teacher. I have wanted to make some brick walls.
Love it I will definitely try this project
After seeing the finished coffee shop. I had some time I wanted to see your process. And I love the brick. I have done any thing yet but I am sure I could do this. And it gives me some ideas. Thanks for taking the time to show the work.
Thank you Debbie! I am so glad it can be helpful for you!!
I was going to do another project, but decided I like your coffee shop so much, Here I go. LOL
You can do it!
Wonderful tutorial. Love your new project. 🏝🌞
Brilliant! I’m looking forward to the next video
Awesome!!! Me too!
Omg thank you 😊. I just started my first doll house and I needed something interesting for the porch pillars.
Glad I could help!
So could I do this in sheets and attach it to an inner cardboard wall for my old house? I love love love how this looks. The house I am building is for a guy (whose identity shall be revealed later) who has fallen on hard times and has moved into a once glorious but now quite rundown old home where he agonizes over his writing and lives in near poverty...circa 1840...obviously there'll be no indoor plumbing, no electric power, lots of grunge and grime...I would love to have the exterior look like this!
Love the story!!! Yes you should be able to attach it to an existing wall but just know you will be thickening the wall quite a bit... if you're ok with that then you're good!
Definitely helped me figure out how to make my wall!! Thank you!!!
I am glad it helped you!
Thank you so much!! Loved the tutorial! Learned so much from this upload!
I am so glad you liked it!!
You can get such great materials in the US. Foam board in Australia is around $14! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial!
Oh bummer :( I am so glad you enjoyed the tutorial!
Here from the Addams family project! Love this channel!
I just discovered your channel and I'm obsessed. I've never done anything related to dollhouses but now I'm actually interested in starting this as a hobby 😄
I am so glad you are enjoying the videos and channel!! Miniatures and dollhouses are so fun and the possibilities are endless!! Welcome to the channel (and obsession :) -Ara
This is so awesome.
Amazing work again x
Thank you Susan!!
I wanted to make a stone walkway for a fairy garden and I may use some of your techniques! Thanks! Also, have you done a lesson on items to make them look like rocks? I've seen people use all sorts of colors, but it confuses me.
Hi Ara. This is really cool, I love it. I just feel like I want to touch it - but then probably not touch it as it looks so old & grimy. well done & tfs. :)
Thank you Joanne!!! That was definitely my goal ;)
This is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen! Thank you for sharing!
Lol thanks! I am glad you enjoyed it!
So wow.
I absolutely love your work, and your tips and tricks help me immensely! I was wondering if you were ever going to do a tutorial on how you made the floor in this particular video or if you have and I haven't stumbled upon it yet where it might be? Thank you so much for sharing your wealth of knowledge!
Unfortunately I didn't film the creating of the floor for this project which I regret. It is very similar to how I did the Conservatory floor in the Addams Mansion however... and when I got to the tiles that were broken I just cut them completely off instead of just scoring. I hope that helps!
@@BentleyHouseMinis it does thank you so much!!
holy shit you're so talented
thanks Pamela😊
This is such helpful tutorial and I also love apocalyptic stuff. I can't wait to try this.
Its so easy and quick! Def one of my favorite ways to do brick now ;)
You are so talented! Honestly I geek out at your videos all the time! 😍
Miranda Julie Green thank you! So glad you enjoy the videos!
Loove all your projects!!this coffe shop is soo cool!!
Thank you so much!!
Absolutely incredible, you are so talented
Thank you so much Zena!!!
YOU are amazing!!!!!
Thank you so much :) You are too sweet!
I love the rough look. I think your idea of an abandoned coffee shop is really great because everybody makes them cute or modern. A question, do you know how to fix warped foam boards? I bought mine from Dollartree and when they arrived to Sweden not only had they crushed corners but they also looks like bananas.
Niva80 thank you so much! Hmmm... my first thought would be to try and warm them up slightly with a dry heat (like with a hair dryer) and then quickly get then underneath something flat and heavyish while they cool down. Just be careful because if it's too hot it could effect the foam. Another thought is to glue poster board to one side and lay it under something flat while the glue dries. Getting smaller pieces flat are easier than larger pieces cut them down if possible before flattening. I hope this is helpful to you.
Thanks I´ll give it a try :)
If you paint the backside with the mod podge too it will keep it from warping. If it has warped already you can still fix it by painting on the back, but may need to help it some to lay flat.
You would never know it's foamboard. I'm going to have to give this a try. It's wonderful!
Thank you Marilyn!!
Oh yes I saw this one. I totally forgot it was $1 store. U made it look so good.
Thank you! Yes its amazing what you can find at that magical place!!
excellent😊
I love this coffee shop!....post apocalyptic is my favourite too! I don't know if you get foam board in Pound shops lol! But I will try ...my spooky dolls will love me for it!
Please let me know if you find it at a pound shop... and if not where you can find it. People ask me a lot and I would love to have an answer for them!
To cool
Thank you so much!
10pth!
Fantastic!!!
Woah, you're cute
Thank you! That's always flattering to hear :)
So are you just cutting through the top layer of paper?
PS- My mom had finally agreed to let me have mmt childhood dollhouse! I can't wait to try the things I've learned from your channel.
Yes exactly ;) If you cut to deep it will start to fall apart. How fun that you are getting your dollhouse! Happy crafting!💖
i want to build a brick foundation for a project i just found the perfect tutorial time like and subscribe!
Hi! I came to your channel via Heather and love your miniatures! How did you do the ground? Is there a video of it? ❤👍 LG vom Tinchen
Hello and welcome to my channel!! I don't have a video on the tile for this project BUT I did make a video on the Addams family conservatory floor a while back and it is a similar process. You can find it in my Addams playlist. Thank you!
@@BentleyHouseMinis Many thanks for the tip. I still have not managed to watch all your videos. That makes the search much easier. I am very excited about your work! 👍👍👍
Been to this place. Their coffee always tastes burnt.
Did you skip ahead to the story video? The coffee is not something you wanna mess with at this shop ;)
Looks great! How did you managed for the foam board not to bend after applying paint etc? mine always bends even with one layer of paint!
A good trick for foam board is to paint both sides of the board. If you just paint it on one side then when it dries it will bend and warp. You can also add a layer of matboard on one side and glue the two pieces together under heavy books. Those are the 2 methods I tend to use ;)
Bricks were 3/8 by?? What were the dimensions of the 2 walls?
I think one of the walls was 12 in long and one was around 8 (its hard to tell where they are crumbling lol! The bricks were about 1/2"x1/4"👍
What is the size of each brick?
They are 3/8" x 5/8"