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D I tried something very similar with another manufacturer's tile wallpaper (it was very good quality). I coated it with Mod Podge and then cut with the exacto just as you said. It would have been okay except that I couldn't get the brush marks out of the Mod Podge. It probably would work better with the polyurethane.

Connie, I just LOVE your Fairfield!!! You've made it into a wonderfully livable house. I love your idea for the 3rd floor bath.

I'm looking forward to seeing them too, Connie!

Chris, you can find scale lumber of all kinds at Northeastern Scale Lumber, www.northeasternscalelumber.com. Their service is excellent - a very good place to shop.

I love that desk. It NEEDS to be in my house too.

I especially like modern country. That would suit what I'm building. Really looking forward to pics. I have to settle for pics - I have de Quervains tenosynovitis and have to keep my mitts off the Exacto knife for a few weeks while it heals. This is inflammation of the thumb tendon, which I'm sure was caused by my cutting siding for my Fairfield. I have 4 days off and will need to find something that doesn't aggravate this condition - maybe wallpapering?? Guess I could do shingles too.

Thanks for showing us the Daisy House kits, Emily. I like the look of them. Keep us posted

I don't quite have a picture in my mind of how this would work. Are there pics in Wolfie's gallery of the Tyvek hinges? I'm thinking of the 1:24 kitchen I'm going to build & whether I'd be able to make working doors.

I think that must be what happened, Emily. I'm just glad I only did one section before coming to my senses instead of the whole house.

Actually, that is helpful, because it gives me "permission" to wing it. I think this is the very last time I follow instructions on a package blindly.