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Storybook Home Bakery Set
Posted On Jan 19, 2007 | Click here to comment
I've got a whole neighbourhood of Storybook lots planned, the first of which are the Home Bakery lots which are released tomorrow. There are two lots. One is fully furnished and finished and the other is a starter version with a smaller house. You could always try both and use one for a different business (or stick a grandparent or troublesome teen in the separate building instead!) Anyway, there's a choice there for your particular Sims.
The lots look best placed on a corner but this isn't essential. Both are on a 2x2 lot. The full business requires NL and OFB but the starter requires OFB ONLY.
Here's some details of the Storybook Home Bakery:
And the rather more sparsely furnished Storybook Starter Home Bakery:
More Storybook lots coming soon! Hope you like them :-)
Meadcroft
Posted On Jan 15, 2007 | Click here to comment
You will only need NL and OFB to install this lot. It's a companion to Woodcroft - I'm hoping the two will sit well together in a neighbourhood. Here's a couple more pics:
An overview of the lot - taken before I'd completely finished the lot! (The driveway will accomodate two cars):
The back garden and pool (it's on a 3x3 lot):
And the spacious ground floor:
As you can see, the lot is unfurnished. I haven't put a kitchen in because there's several rooms which are suitable (including the conservatory), so I thought I'd leave it up to everyone's individual tastes.
Back soon!
Tiger :-)
Inside Three Cubes...
Posted On Jan 09, 2007 | 2 Comments
Now, Three Cubes does NOT require Uni - just NL and OFB. I'm hoping that will be good news for those of you who don't have that expansion. I'll be posting more this subject soon but the good news is that I'm now able to build without using certain EPs, thanks to rhiamom's hard work in the forums. :-)
Here's a couple of shots of the interior of Three Cubes, as promised. It's decorated throughout in greys and yellows - much nicer and more sophisticated than it sounds, lol! It's set up for a Sim couple to use at the moment, but you could rearrange it to make room for a couple of kids.
The top floor:
The middle floor:
The ground floor has a study, small gym area and a small bathroom but I don't have a picture to show you, sorry! :-(
This lot will be released in a set along with an unfurnished starter version, so that those of you who like to have your Sims work their way up in the world can do so :-)
Bye!
Three Cubes
Posted On Jan 05, 2007 | 2 Comments
Well, I got the idea for this lot and just couldn't resist giving it a go. There were times I wished I had, mind you, because as simple as it looks, this was quite a challenge to build. Lots of CFE cheats and on the first two attempts, I took away the underside walls away too soon and was left with cubes floating in the air... with no floors. And no way of putting them there because of the CFE...
That'll teach me for trying to be clever, won't it?!
Here's a couple of closer shots of the exterior:
And details of two of the roof terraces:
Back soon with the interior details. There'll be no stopping me now that I can upload photos again, lol ;-)
Psst!
Posted On Jan 05, 2007 | Click here to comment
If you haven't read your newsletter yet, my Georgian Goods lot is free to download at the moment. You can thank TSR for this ;-) If you've never tried selling furniture before and your Sims want an open area loft-space to live in, this lot is for you!
The building:
The shop's ground floor:
The upstairs flat:
The pool and dining area:
One hint: flatter and flirt with those townies - then you can flog all the expensive stuff to them ;-)
Blue Quoined Townhouse
Posted On Jan 03, 2007 | Click here to comment
Well I'm a bit late with extra pics for this lot as it's due to be published tomorrow. Never mind, here's a couple of details. And for those of you who are wondering, the "quoins" are the white corner stones and are pronounced "coins" ;-)
Oh dear - can't upload pics today, it seems... they're geting lost in the system. I'll try again later!
Happy New Year!
Posted On Dec 31, 2006 | 2 Comments
Here's to a happy and healthy New Year for all - I hope 2007 is good to you. Thanks for all the messages and support this year, I really do appreciate it. :-) Happy New Year!
Completely Confused!
Posted On Dec 29, 2006 | Click here to comment
Now where's that red-faced smilie when you need him?! I appear to have completely confused the TSR submissions system by not releasing all three of the Georgian Townhouses Set at once. In fact, the system seems to have decided to remove the two previously published houses and will re-publish them AGAIN on Sunday, along with the third one.
Oh dear. Perhaps I'd better stick to releasing single lots and you'll have to find them and make your own sets ;-) A shame, really, 'cos I think it's good to be able to group things together... I shall keep investigating to see if there's a way around this.
In the meantime, if you've been clicking on the either of the two pics of the previously published lots on my home page and getting "Item not found" I do apologise - please come back on Sunday... WHY the system doesn't work exactly as I want it to, I don't know ;-)
Just to tempt you further, I hope, here's a couple more pics of the third and final townhouse.
First, the back garden:
The basement kitchen:
And finally, one of the roomy upper floors:
I'm just going to end with one last plea for those of you who don't like more than two floors to try this house - because it's so compact, it might be easier to play than you imagine ;-)
Season's Greetings!
Posted On Dec 24, 2006 | 1 Comments
As a small gift, for one week from tomorrow (25th December), my Riverside Tudor lot will be free to download. Whatever festival you may (or may not) be celebrating around now, I hope you have fun :-)
Riverside Tudor requires Uni and NL only:
This is one of my favourite lots and the separate outbuilding is ideal for a home business; I hope you enjoy it! Have fun!
Last lot of pics...
Posted On Dec 22, 2006 | Click here to comment
...of the Georgian Townhouse (which will be published tomorrow).
The third floor is an open plan kitchen with a small bathroom and TV area.
And the top floor is mostly bedrooms and bathrooms, and includes a small nursery.
Hope you like it!