Luxury Dessert Bar close ups and details

[Tinybysiw]

The finished Luxury Dessert Bar. This started as Tipsy Restaurant, but somewhere along the way it became something completely different.

The sign is slowly making its escape because I used double-sided tape and completely forgot to glue it in place.

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The floor!

So much fun to make. I used cardboard from a Coca Cola package. Draw the stone by hand. Then came the cutting. Hundreds of tiny pieces of cardboard later, my back was definitely feeling it. Black paint and pastel chalk brought the stone texture to life.

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The heart of the dessert bar. Cakes, donuts, macarons, and far too many sweets to choose from. I used some of the left overs from the Honey Dessert Talk. And the bottles and glasses from Leisure Bar

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The gold mirrors were fun to make, but they helped create the elegant atmosphere I was aiming for. I used mirror board plates and cut the pieces with a scissor.

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The drink cart actually came from another kit. I originally wanted to make one myself, but this one fit the space perfectly.

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The perfect spot to enjoy coffee and dessert while watching the world go by.

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A little table for two. Champagne, dessert, and a front-row seat to the dessert counter. Resin and yellow avrylic for the glasses.

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I loved to use this gold marker I bought from Temu when I was painting everything gold. And I’m very picky when it comes to the gold color, so many bad choices out there. Recommended!

I hope you liked it. It was such a fun time

[Jo1]

@Tinybysiw thank you so much for sharing each step ! You done an exallent job !

[Tinybysiw]

Thank you so much and so glad you liked it Love to share details with all of you

[Sasa]

Wow, it’s amazing how you made the floor with the Coca-Cola carton, hahaha. I love your creativity, I always say that.

[Alicesharpe]

My favourite part is the Little glass of wine outside

[Tinybysiw]

Hahaha, thank you so much! Who knew a Coca-Cola carton had a secret second life as miniature stone flooring? I’m starting to look at packaging very differently these days.

And thank you for always being so supportive of my crazy ideas. It means a lot!

[Tinybysiw]

Thank you​! That was my first time using resin, and that worked out very great

[Grey74]

So much work on this has paid off!! It’s stunning. Love the changes and additions made. That floor would have driven me nuts lol

[Suzanne_Jones]

I have the same gold marker and used it in my Tipsy Cat Bar.
You have put so much work into creating this kit and it shows.
I’m interested to know how you created your sign?

[Tinybysiw]

Aww, thank you so much! It definitely tested my patience at times, but I’m so happy with the final result. And honestly… the floor almost did drive me nuts!

[Tinybysiw]

Thank you so much! I definitely put a lot more time into this one than I originally planned, but it was so much fun to customize.

As for the sign, it’s actually quite simple! I designed it on my computer, printed it out, and glued it onto cardboard to give it a little more thickness.

[Suzanne_Jones]

Too easy. Sounds perfect.
I’m having a hard time getting my printer to play nice so I have to do some of my printing at work. lol

[Tinybysiw]

Yees. The only challenge is to get the right size. So I’m placing it in different sizes on a A4 format before my boyfriends prints it out at work.

[ThaoNguyen]

thank you so much for sharing tip. You’ve done a great job!

[Anje_Leonoza_Mira]

The look of this one is like the tipsy resto

[Nita_Davis]

Oh my goodness! That floor took a lot of time and effort. It turned out fabulous!

[Cozy.little.palette]

This is just amazing!! You really did such a great job

[Tinybysiw]

Thank you so much

[Tinybysiw]

I love sharing my tips! Thank you so much

[Tinybysiw]

Hehe nice to hear