Provence Lavender Dollhouse Day 3

With these kits, you don't have to guess which areas will be inaccessible, so you can finish them before installation. Their instructions take finishes into account, so they pretty much tell you when to finish each part.

This particular wall, which is impossible to tell where it goes at this point, requires wallpapering and a lighting fixture. You can see the lighting fixture is made from beads. The clear cover looks like it might be a thimble, but it had to be cut in half, as it wasn't pre-cut. Surprisingly, it can be cut easily with scissors.

Together, these beads create a sconce.

This dollhouse is slightly smaller that half scale. At least, that's how it looks to me. So, use a glue stick to adhere your wallpaper, since mucilage will be difficult to work with at this smaller scale. You don't want to over saturate your paper with too much moisture.