Love this! I have just brought a very similar castle and plan to re vamp for my grandson. More of a knight and damsel theme. May I ask what material the stain glass look on the windows is please?
Thank you Jeff, I am so happy you like what I have done so far with my castle. I used cardboard that I tore into stone shaped pieces for the floor. I used modge podge to adhere it to the surface before painting. As for the stone exterior, that is a propriety mixture that my friend makes for her dream castle banks, so I am unable to share that information at this time. Please share pictures of your castle once you’ve finished it.
Hi Alice! I used cardboard that I tore into stone shaped pieces for the floor. I used modge podge to adhere it to the surface before painting. As for the stone exterior, that is a propriety mixture that my friend makes for her dream castle banks, so I am unable to share that information.
Thank you Linda, I do remember your mother and daughter dragons. They were so much fun to create. I am so happy you get to enjoy them before bed every night. It was my pleasure to make them for you.
Elizabeth, this looks amazing. I was wondering if you could let me know the materials you used to create stone look. Also where you found cobblestone floor. I would like to make this for my wife and this is by far the best I’ve seen.
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Love this! I have just brought a very similar castle and plan to re vamp for my grandson. More of a knight and damsel theme. May I ask what material the stain glass look on the windows is please?
Thank you Jeff, I am so happy you like what I have done so far with my castle. I used cardboard that I tore into stone shaped pieces for the floor. I used modge podge to adhere it to the surface before painting. As for the stone exterior, that is a propriety mixture that my friend makes for her dream castle banks, so I am unable to share that information at this time. Please share pictures of your castle once you’ve finished it.
Hi Alice! I used cardboard that I tore into stone shaped pieces for the floor. I used modge podge to adhere it to the surface before painting. As for the stone exterior, that is a propriety mixture that my friend makes for her dream castle banks, so I am unable to share that information.
Thank you Linda, I do remember your mother and daughter dragons. They were so much fun to create. I am so happy you get to enjoy them before bed every night. It was my pleasure to make them for you.
Elizabeth, this looks amazing. I was wondering if you could let me know the materials you used to create stone look. Also where you found cobblestone floor. I would like to make this for my wife and this is by far the best I’ve seen.