Here are some odds and ends conversions from The Sims 4: Cottage Living, including some requested items from an anon! There’s a wreath, a potted plant, a living chair, an outdoor light, a stool with a functional candle, and a box full of cross-stitching tools (that would go great with the cross-stitch hoopsby @omedapixel).
The door is also a Cottage Living conversion by martassimsbookcc that you can download here.
Comfort
Book Club Chair: two channels | §200 |
Décor
Make It Sew Cross-stitch Kit: three channels | §150 |
Wild Blueberry Wreath: one channel | §40 |
Fiddle Leaf Fig: three channels | §50 |
Lighting
Consolation Prize Electric Lantern: one channel | §95 |
The Tac Torch - by Tac Time Tactical: four channels | §120 |
| All TS4 presets included and base game compatible |
Credit: meshes by EA, The Sims 4, Sims4Studio, TSRW, Blender, Milkshape, and Gimp.
RequiresBaker’s Station. Edit from 2015. Removed backing, added deco slots to counter, tileable lighting. Three presets, four channels. Won’t replace the original. §600
Similarly to the canning station, this is an imperfect item. There is no custom thumbnail. There are pattern tiling issues along where I performed surgery on the mesh. The deco slots are not very useful but I’m afraid to touch them and break the object again. Like its tall parent, it does not seem to match counters exactly but I tried to alleviate the problem as much as I could. None of these issues impair function or gameplay.
Since these were basically finshed, I thought I would quickly throw together some screenshots and upload them. I’ve also included the deco cabling used in the screenshots. The set includes floor, desk, and wall mounted varations, in two swatches (black and white).
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