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Download Version 1 of the Small Piano-Forte (chair attached) here. Since I worked out how to make chairs snap to instruments, I knew I had to update this piano, so it doesn't have a chair permanently attached. I have learned a lot more in Blender since I released the first version, so I had to go th

Like usual, I decided to have my sims follow some new path in the game, and I couldn't really find existing cc which filled the need - so I made some new things! In the Paranormal Stuff Pack, there's a crystal ball and a séance table - they are separate items, but if you have the crystal ball on the

This piano has been sitting in my WIP folder for a while now, and I decided to go ahead and finish it! This was a lot of fun to put together, and I'm so happy with the outcome! Today, we have two objects: A new square piano 21 different swatches Base Game Compatible Found in Activities and Skills>Cr

I have had so many projects on the go, sometimes I get a little lost with what I'm doing 🫠 I saw some pictures on Tumblr and realised I could make these! In the late 19th century, and early 20th century, weight-lifting really started to take off; thanks to the cast-iron process perfected by the Vic

From thew new packs, the piano was one of the only things I was interested in - and I saw some potential for it to look really good, in a more customisable way. The original EA piano has 12 swatches, with various seat upholstery colours, and a huge spray of flowers &c. on top. Of those 12, there are

The "Functional Victorian Washstand" has been very popular, and I am constantly looking to find nice things to make functional. Another thing I'm constantly doing is looking at 3D models on Sketchfab - both for inspiration, and also to see if I can use anything for The Sims. I found a low poly washs

友達 の こんにちは!! I have been in and out of different projects lately; a whole lot of Sims 2 conversions on a to-do list (one set is ready to be released, shortly!); some 3D models I've downloaded to convert to cc; plus I've also been working on fixing some not so nice/broken/too big cc from another crea

When I first started playing The Sims 4, I had been looking for Victorian cc, and I found this set by Cashcraft, and was disappointed to see it was only for The Sims 2. Recently SimsToMaggie added it to the wishlist, and I decided to convert it!!! (now that I know how to do that 😂) My set has 18 it

I have been browsing SketchFab again, looking for inspiration and models I could use with Creative Commons. I came across this candle by Dumokan Art, and it inspired me to make a little set where the candle is about to burn out; really good for storytelling I assume! (tried to make the above GIF to

There have been loads of really nice chandeliers released that I've always loved, but hadn't actually used because they all had light bulbs instead of actual candles. Slowly, in between all the other ongoing projects I have, I have been looking at these and converting them! Today I present a set of

I've been really enjoying making things functioning! When I first downloaded this clothesline, I saw into my future and predicted that I would make it work! Silverlinings (A.K.A. BuildsByBarbara) made the deco clothesline as a part of the Windswept Linens collaboration with Baumgarten. Making this w

xsavannahx987 released lamps converted from TS3 quite a while ago, and I loved the wall lamp; I wanted to convert it to a table lamp, but I didn't know how to go about it: UNTIL NOW! I made the lamp overall smaller; made the shade transparent glass, and added the flame effects. With the help of one

Quite a while ago, when looking for stuff for my High School, I found a functioning water fountain, but it was modern. Where I live - at least when I was a child - we didn't have the American style fountains in school, which have a big sink - instead we only had outdoor fountains that you'd press a

Ladies and Gentlemen; Servants, Cooks, Maids, and Kitchen Hands; finally we have the latest in Victorian cooking technology for your big homes, mansions, halls, abbeys, palaces (or, just busy kitchens!): The Range. IRL I want a range so badly. If I were rich enough (one day 🤞🏻) to get a Victorian

Short on space? Live in an apartment? Low ceilings? Cold‽ Fear no more; for, now we have the Petite Chambre Fireplace! This is a pretty standard Victorian-style fireplace, with the rounded firebox, and wood surround, tiles underneath. I see so many little fireplaces in old English flats, they sit in

Your new favourite basin and jug! While working on some Sims 2 conversions, I found this deco wash basin by Parsimonious, part of their "Monte Carlo" bedroom set, and fell in love with it! So, once again, with the help of Serinion's "Ablution Chamber Basin", I have made this a functioning wash basin

Update notes at end of post! Introducing The New Standard of slotting candles! Recently I mastered (gloat much‽) the art of making candle flames, working out all the numbers from extensive (really‽) testing, and learning how to make tuning. There are some good candles out in the market, but they all

This is a washstand by Kerrigan House Designs, and since released, I dreamed of it being a functional wash basin. I imagined how I could do it, but I lacked the know-how. NOT ANYMORE! With the help of Serinion's "Ablution Chamber Basin", I have managed to make this function as a proper bedroom basin

I recently got the Secret Sanctuary kit (and pre-emptive warning, this pack is required for this object) and was happy to see they included a gramophone!! The gramophone included in the kit has an open lid, and when checking in Sims 4 Studio, I noticed it had "states" in the mesh section, so one cou

I really like layering my curtains! Sometimes, though, annoyingly, they don't really layer well, and cut through each-other. SO, I decided to make my own! I call these Luscious Riches because they're pretty luscious, and pretty rich - for a rich person's house 😂 The curtains use four separate meshe

I have been determined to make an oil lamp that's simple enough that it will become everyone's go-to oil lamp. First, I tried to make my own lamp base, but it didn't go well; so, I looked for existing lamps to see if I could convert something. You may remember my post "Lamps! Lamps!": I have used th

A companion to my Slower Knitting mod - this mod slows the time it takes to complete cross-stitch projects. One of the best parts of Cottage Living is the ability to cross stitch. I am a stitcher myself, so every Sims home I have, I get some llamas, and give them all the treats for coloured wool!!!

I'm so obsessed with fireplaces!!! I found this one when just searching for fireplaces, thinking about making something new. Originally by Pyszny16 for The Sims 3, then converted to The Sims 4 by mio-sims, it was in only one swatch, and "painted", so again (ONCE AGAIN!) I needed to STRIP THE PAINT a

Nifty knitting is one of my favourite packs available on The Sims; and playing historical, means it's an integral hobby for sims to improve their Fun bars. Unfortunately, while playing a lot with the pack, I found that the projects were completed very quickly, and it seemed very unrealistic - it ann

I fell in love with this candelabra from the moment I first saw it! Unfortunately for me, as I play Victorian, and they don't have electricity, I technically couldn't use it - It was run by LIGHT BULBS. Well, I cheated and made it Off-The-Grid, hoping one day that I would be knowledgeable enough to

(Please see changelog at bottom of post) Download the latest version, which is BGC here! In 1854 Abraham Gesner invented kerosene (or "paraffin"), considered a much "cleaner" fuel, in comparison to previous liquid fuels at the time. It is a clear liquid that has a low scent when burned - and with a