Furniture storage and Flooring

Now that I have all of the Steampunk furniture repaired, I was wondering where to store it to keep it safe. I remembered that I had a roll of quilt batting in my daughter's garage so pulled that down off a shelf and carried it back to the motorhome. I brought the box they were all packed in too as I had an idea. I put down a layer of the batting, some of the Steampunk pieces,

folded the batting over it and added the more fragile pieces, then folded it over them

and ended up adding a couple of more pieces that I found at the back of my bench. Now that they were all safely packed, where do I put the box?! I was going to put it back in the garage but realized there was a certain amount of risk involved in that decision. So I decided to put it under our bed in the back which is a great place to store things. I moved some things around and it just fit!

Now, on to the flooring project! I started with a couple of pieces of lined paper and cut and taped it together until I had a good pattern.

With just a little bit of anxiety, I traced the pattern onto the flooring paper and cut it out.

With  a little trimming here and there, it fit in quite nicely and Rose just wanted to sit there and admire it.

I remember what I wanted to use for wallpaper upstairs but not quite sure what the downstairs was going to be. I looked back at all the posts about this build and I didn't talk about it so I guess I will have to just decide! I started on the upstairs pattern last night and didn't finish it. When I came out this morning, Mr. Skellie  was examining my work and let me know that there was a big gap in the pattern

and since when did I think I could install flooring....blah, blah, blah. I finished up the pattern and of course, he wanted to take all the credit.

He was breathing down my neck while I was cutting the flooring piece, which is scrapbook paper by the way. After it was fitted in place, he exclaimed that he needed a break so I let him chill.

Now I have to decide if I want to glue this down with spray glue or use the border paste I have...any suggestions? Thanks for stopping by!