I trimmed the attic ceiling with stained skewers and also worked on the insides of the dormer windows. I varnished both the first and second floors.
Next, I started applying the exterior brackets. I recommend measuring carefully and marking where each bracket should go to ensure they are evenly spaced. Use the best-looking brackets for the front of the dollhouse.
I glued on the top roof fascia, the kitchen bay corner trim, and the exterior trim for the attic dormer window. For the windows, I applied fingernail art stickers. It's important to plan your design carefully and make sure you have enough stickers for all the windows before starting, as it can be difficult to find the same pattern again. I kept the decorations minimal but added some detail.
I installed the bedroom doors and glued on the knobs as well. For the living and bedroom ceilings, I decided to glue paper doilies to create ceiling medallions. I used regular glue for this. Paper or fabric doilies are an affordable way to add texture and detail to ceilings.
