Alice Tea Store

Oh my gosh! I loved doing this project!!! It was the first time I've done a miniature kit and I had a great time! You do EVERYTHING except for painting. It is overwhelming at first but once you lay everything out and take a look at what you have it makes so much more sense. I couldn't get the light to work so I didn't bother with that. The kit still looks cute without it. Measuring is a must on a few things so best to have a ruler available. They did provide the glue and the tweezers (which you absolutely need) however I grabbed my cricut tweezers and was more successful with those because they are super pointed and metal. The glue kept sticking to my plastic ones. For the glue, it works great however try to cut the hole small enough so that you don't get a ton of glue coming out at once. I got a little carried away and there are glue strands everywhere. And I had yo wash my hands really well because it was all over them. BUT I really did have the most fun. I spent about 12 to 14 hours on the project from start to finish and finished it in one day because I had to; couldn't put it down. Highly recommend putting this piece together!

This was absolutely a total blast to build! I did make a couple mistakes but it was really easy to fix. You do need to be firm but gentle when seating parts together as some pieces are fragile. For example the White Rabbit's ears. I almost broke them as I was applying pressure to slot him in place when I heard some cracking and immediately stopped and used his feet to press down. Thankfully nothing snapped and everything looks so cute!

Absolutely love it! If you don’t already love diaromas you will after this one

The finished build is really cute. This isn't difficult, but it is time-consuming. My total build took me 6 hours and 15 minutes. I highly recommend watching the Kitchen&Bricks video (My 1st Rolife...and Probably my Last! Building Alice's Tea Store) on YouTube; I found following her really helpful at the beginning. Tips from my experience: - Use a push pin to help remove the paper from the double-sided tape - There are a lot of small pieces; I recommend putting them on a cookie sheet so you don't lose them - Be careful with the wooden broom handle; mine broke when I was trying to pop it out, and it broke for Kitchen&Bricks when she was trying to assemble hers. I just used some Elmer's glue and got it back together. - Use glue dots to secure the picture frame and potted plants - You won't need to cut all of the cookies, but I cut extra and used them in the display window Overall, I enjoyed this. But only because I love Alice in Wonderland. I probably won't do another one as it requires a lot of time.

I really enjoyed doing this kit it was so much fun! You must be very careful once you get it done because there's lots of little things to stick out that can break off easily. I wish it came with a display case or cover so that it would be more protected but it's beautiful and really enjoyed doing it. Easy to follow directions and great details all throughout.

Super lindo y entretenido. Los acabados de las piezas son perfectos. Lo pedí porque amo Alice. En la foto no se ve terminado al 100%

This kit is a mixed bag. I like the construction. The directions are not what is shown. They are blurry and non descriptive. The parts are not numbered and can be in any bag. I have done Rollif kits before that were amazing. So sad that this one was so poorly printed and written. If I had not done a kit before this one would be going back. I can fudge my was throw by looking at the pictures in the ad.

Fun kit! Loved it.