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Loved putting this one together. Lots of little details that really make it special. It wasnt as difficult as others, but I did mess up one part and just ended up covering it with vines on the side.

This is so cute!! If you want a fast project, this is not it. There are lots of little pieces and a lot of attention to detail. Each little detail needs added and created but if you want a long-term project, this is fantastic.

Wonderful item! Good quality. Fantastic instructions. Daughter (age 11) enjoys.

So this little gem is cute when finished. However, it came with too many of some parts and not enough of some others. For example, only two of the desk drawers actually fit properly. But they did include more drawers than were needed. The directions were not awesome, just pictures that sometimes were not clear enough to see how something went together. The glue that came with it was not good, it had little chunks of something in it.Even though it wasn’t 100%, I did get together. But it isn’t as nice as it could have been if the correct pieces were in the box.

What I liked: Level of detail, number of pieces, level of difficulty (which was challenging, but not too hard). It's super cute!What I didn't like: BYOG (Bring Your Own Glue.) Seriously. I had to use the glue from another kit to complete this. It has no adhesive whatsoever. Nothing is perforated except for the tiny leaves on the vine. I suggest buying some craft tweezers that have a very sharp, bent point (see my photos). They helped a ton!The cavi (rodent) is mine. He doesn't come with the kit. This is where I advise you to have fun and be creative.The controller for the light is hidden inside the cabinet. This is annoying because it requires tweezers or skinny fingers to extract it.Quality of the build could be better. Perforated paper details would be lovely. Small scissors are a must with this kit.Overall, I'm happy.

Was fun to build , lots of paper cutting 75% of it is that. After you have it all cut it goes quickly. Instructions have very few words, more a visual aid. Didn’t like the wiring of light could have had better guidance on routing the wire earlier that putting in the furniture. Placing the furniture was very vague, again had to look at the given pics. That’s where the routing of wires came after the visual insertion of furnishings.. glued in and it was too late to get the wiring where it was supposed to be had to redirect that and it has you hook up the light to the battery control box before putting the wiring in its place so then you have it all hooked put and can’t get the wires through the floor hole if you hadn’t already glued the armor in its place!!

My mother (who has passed) was an avid sewer. I wanted to do this as a tribute to her & her "Sewing Room". I had SO much fun! The things that are included are just so adorable! I added many of my own personal touches. Little scissors (dozens of them all around the sewing room!) a pin cushion (definitely NOT to scale! LOL), and jars of buttons! Buttons, buttons, everywhere! I changed the fabric to be more meaningful to ME, and just had SO much fun with this kit!!! I did use the lighting system that came with the kit, which I rarely do. I most definitely recommend this kit. Directions were very clear, Parts are sturdy and fit very well together. Very nicely priced. Much nicer quality than many with much higher prices!

Making the tailor shop with my 17-yr old daughter. Tons of tiny little pieces - so you should have patience and like detailed miniature work. Im attaching a photo of some of the pieces we’ve put together so far. You make every piece of these. We delight in everything we make. Nothing plastic. All of it is just lovely and highly satisfying. I would recommend gathering all the following: small precision scissors; xacto knife, bent nose precision tweezers, a good small paintbrush (the one included is pretty bad), straight edge small ruler with cm markings, pliers (optional) MOST important is glue. I like a combo of a mini hot glue gun and Bearly Precision craft glue. I use the finest, precision tip. Enjoy!