The other side of the Post Office box is complete, this time with a leather repairs store.
(I know the signage says ‘shoe repairs’, so I tried to compensate with the window displays.)
This is the first time I’ve used this brown paper for the window and door frames, and I quite like it.
I also tried out a new doorhandle – I didn’t think a bead would have looked right as a doorknob, whereas this sleek little handle works much better.
Here is the storefront in action – when I redo Tea at Yaz’s storefront it will be very useful!
And the post office side. They expand the street, without me having to do a heap of work on the interior. I left the inside of the box hollow and the top open, so I can store props inside, too.
I have plans to make another box similar, with one side a toy store and the other a bookbinders/stationery store, but that may be a few months away. I want to finish Needle & Thread’s interior off first, then redo Tea at Yaz’s front façade.
Anyways, see ya!
Yves
My Life in Miniature 