For those who want to know, I excerpted this from a pdf file I have for a full scale version of one of these cabinets ... "Eighty years ago, before built-in cabinets were common, every modern homemaker wanted a “Hoosier” cabinet in her kitchen. As a baking center, it was the last word in efficient design and convenience, packed with labor-and time-saving features. Millions of Hoosiers, almost all manufactured by companies in Indiana, were sold before styles changed and built-in kitchen cabinets became the rage in the 1940s." Have a better day!

This looks like fun as well. However I would have put some black streaking on the work surface for my own and a white or clear bowl under the flour bin funnel. The funny thing is I actually have a real in my home. lol Have a great day

Your a great miniaturist, I love watching your videos. Thank you ❤

Not watched the whole video yet so. It sure if you paint it or not but the burnt edges from the laser printer already make it look so authentically old I love it, I have in storage my mammaws Hoosier cabinet she received from her mother in le when she married my pappaw!

,I have a friend who has a Hoosier complete with the original flour hopper and other accessories. Unfortunately, he painted it white with black trim. >_< There is also a small country restaurant in a former 100+ year old store near me that has all 100% steel-topped tables. None match, of course, which adds to the charm. The original sales counter is utilized as a coffee bar with tall stools. They also have a Hoosier that they use every day for a pantry to store napkins, glasses, silverware, etc. Antiques add so much grace.

I OWN a Hoosier cabinet! I can't wait to create this and paint it to match my authentic one ♥ Thanks for your generosity, Ara!

This is so beautiful! It reminds me of the kitchen pantry in an old farmhouse owned by an elderly neighbor who I knew as a child. The Hoosier Cabinet was built-in with a matching counter, double cabinets on top, a large cabinet on the lower left, and a tip-out bin for potatoes. The lady of the house did most of her baking preparation in the pantry, with her spices, other baking ingredients, and canned goods (in both cans and Mason jars) on shelves behind her, within easy reach. The pantry was wide enough to easily turn around to reach everything in front and behind, with only a few steps to take at the most. The adjacent kitchen contained both an ice box and vintage cast-iron stove (that burned wood) and a modern stove and refrigerator (they used all of them). I actually grew up with this as the norm among our rural neighbors, so I feel like I grew up in a much earlier era, and I rather like that. Thank you for such a beautiful project that evokes happy memories for me.

I OWN A HOOSIER AND YOURS IS A PERFECT REPLICA OF THE ORIGINAL, EXCEPT FOR THR SIDE ROLL CLOSURE OVER THE LOWER FRONT

I’d love to see you make a retro kitchen/dining table set ...I’ve been wanting to make a set myself for a project and would really appreciate your expertise....love your work Ara!

I'm 83 and I have used a cabinet similar to the one you made. I really enjoyed your Chanel. Thanks

Just love it. I have a real one from 1909

Hi Ara, lovely video. Well a kitchen needs a sink and drainer with cupboard. A washer with ringer attached too. Thanks xxxxxooooo

Now THAT brings back a few memories! The one I am remembering was right next to a loooong, shallow sink with grooved drain boards, turned legs in the front with a covered pail underneath for waste food (going out to the pigs) and a "step" can for regular trash.....................

Love these subscriber patterns. Never would have considered a retro kitchen if I hadn't been determined to do the stove. Took me three attempts but I was so incredibly happy with it when I was done, I just have to have retro for my kitchen

I love this! I made a 2 inch working hoosier out of cardboard as a prototype about 3 years ago. You've given me a great idea to modify the pullout flour hopper.❤️

So much to love here, Ara! Thank you for the wonderful pattern and the detailed construction walk-through... My favorite take away? Well, the hot glue stick jars are fantastic...but then, so are the fabric + cardstock hinges - they turned out so beautifully. I just know this kit is going to be a huge success, girl - because the design is beautifully realized and your attention to detail is second to none. Yep. 💗

I love your channel as it comes with patterns which makes it so much easier on me who is terrible with straight lines. Thank you.

I love how this turned out. Plus as I kept hearing Flower!bin instead of Flour!bin I was so confused till you added the handle. Then it all made sense. Might make one of these one day. :} ps to round off those glue stick pots you could have heated them up a bit.

I’d like to see a video on making an old washing machine 🤓

This is gorgeous! I can’t wait to make this item. Thank you for all your hard work and your lovely tutorials.

Thank you, Ara for sharing your design with us. You are very talented. I have been looking forward to starting this project. I inherited a Hoosier Cabinet that looks just like this, from my grandmother's farmhouse, and it now sits in our kitchen. I look forward to painting it like hers. Thank you so much! ~ Amy

In the Netherlands people used to have heycrates or heyboxes in the kitchen for the longer taking dishes without using fire because of the times in which they lived and the possibility of the materials used and the properties of those materials....

My grandmother had a nice Hoosier cabinet. Recently my mother-in-law told me that she knew that type of cabinet as a “craft cabinet “.

Hoosier cabinets are one of the most versatile pieces of furniture one can own. Ours has served as a baking center, a breakfast bar and my husband's office. I've never seen one with the round jab holder nor a rolling pin. Some had jars but they were on a wire rack either in the upper cabinet doors or on the back where you have the round rack. Don't worry about the roundness of the jars. Many Hoosier cabinet jars were square and had linear "ribs" from top to bottom. They weren't always clear glass either. Some were a creamy white while others were a kind of frosty mint green. When we purchased our cabinet, a label on the back called it "Peal Oak." Yep, it was oak but with a white enamel paint on top that had yellowed with age and probably a coal furnace. My husband refinished it to the original oak except for the tambour (roll top) that covers the work surface. The tambour has disappeared in all our moves but that's okay. Oh, the slide out work surface on mine is white enamel with red trim. I'm so glad you added the brackets on the side of the cabinet that hold the top and bottom together. They aren't the most attractive part of the piece, but they are necessary for stability. What a wonderful project, Ara. Thanks for sharing your hard work.

I’d love to see a retro table and chairs! I love your channel ❤️

OMG you made a hoosier! And you didn't leave out the flour bin! I love this so much that I want it human size 💚💙💜

You really have made the past couple of weeks more bearable. I love watching you make minis.

I'm so excited I found this! It should go beautifully in my Victorian Farm House kitchen! Love your work!

The details on this Hoosier cabinet are exquisite! My Mom had a Hoosier (purchased new by her Grandma) and I'm currently restoring a 1926 McDougall cabinet, so I greatly appreciate the beautiful detail you have given this piece, right down to the sliding "porcelain" top, the flour bin, the jar holder, and even the "brackets" since these cabinets come in a lower cabinet and a top cabinet. A lot of these cabinets had a stencil in the middle of the doors (usually floral or art deco style) and I've wondered if using decals you'd put on your nails would mimic these stencils. Just a thought! I just want to say how incredibly impressed I am with how true to life your Hoosier cabinet is. (P.S. I used to live in New Castle, Indiana, where the Hoosier cabinet was manufactured, so it holds a special place in my hear.

So. Friggin. Adorable! Can't wait to see whats next in the series. Your work is amazing Ara. Congrats on your milestone achievements!

Hoosier cabinets are still in demand. The real life ones that is. Folks who are part of the premature movement realized they are still efficient.

I love this cabinet so much. Can't wait to make this and the stove and ice box. They are my favorite styles and so beautifully done thank you so much for sharing you talent with us all. I would love to see you create a sink to go with this set. Thanks from a blessed fan

Congratulations on 30K! I love this cabinet! You're so talented.

Fabulous project with so much detail in such a small space! Thank you for the files and the great tutorial!

Oh my goodness Ara! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. This is gorgeous!

I really like the faux jar idea. You can find mini Jars at Dollar Tree in the nail art section [sometimes]

Thank you so much. Plan on making this in double the size to display on my Hoosier cabinets that I am restoring for the kitchen remodel that we are going to be doing in the next year. A modern version of the 1930s kitchen

All I can say is !WOW!, all of your miniatures are real masterpieces, thanks for sharing your talent

OMG Ara, you never cease to amaze me. That was absolutely incredible. I live in Australia and have never heard or seen a Hoosier cabinet. I will have to Google it later. Thank you so much for the free pattern. Will I ever make this? Hmm, don’t think so, I haven’t got the patience. I could see myself trying to fiddle with the small pieces, with my 68 year old, not so nimble fingers, then losing my temper and hurling it across the room. Who said you have more patience when you get older. Lol. But I do love watching your videos, you are so gorgeous. Cheers Robyn ❤

Hi Ara, I'm a big fan from Malaysia so I had no idea what a Hoosier Cabinet was. Searched KZfaq for videos on it and wow! What an interesting history! It's amazing how pivotal the cabinet was to the evolution of the integrated kitchen system we all know and love worldwide today. I even found that amazing "Step Saving Kitchen" video from the US National Archives channel that perhaps you've already seen - love the brilliant solutions it proposes to optimize the kitchen experience. Thank you for both an amazingly concise yet detailed tutorial as well as for introducing me to such a fascinating gem of furniture history.

This is such an amazing piece!! Thanks so much for sharing the plans with us!

My grandmother had a cabinet that she used for pastries. It did not have the top part. It has a bottom cabinet with a white porcelain counter top. It has a raised edge that was worn and has grey streaks and markings where the porcelain has been worn off. She cooked for 12 children and 3 farm hands, my grandfather and herself. She won several blue ribbons at the county fair for her cooking. The children got a whole fruit pie to take to school for lunch. The cabinet held 50 pound bags of flour and she used about 100 lbs of flour to make biscuits;, yeast rolls, bread, pies and cakes every week. My Mom told me that grandma was baby sitting me one day while she was at work. On this day grandma was doing the wash in a ringer washing tub when it went berserk. It started shaking and moving around the kitchen floor and my grand mother grabbed me and ran into the other room and slammed the door. When my Mom arrived to the house she heard grand ma screaming and when mom entered the kitchen the washer was moving across the floor and then reached the end of the plug and stopped because it unplugged itself. The room was covered in soap suds and my mom called my Great Aunts to come over and help with the cleanup..

Ara. You are a star. Not only do you do brilliant makes you are very thoughtful and inclusive with your pattern making sure they are in a format that suits everyone. Love your videos and look forward every week to them being released. Much love to you and yours. X

So thankful for finding your channel 😁❤

Amazing! Thank you for the pattern for this! Gonna have to give this one a try! Congrats on 30K!!!

FYI: If anyone wants to a product that gives a true metallic finish. I saw something called Alclad (brand name) lacquer. I don't sell it, but another KZfaqr crafter uses it on her projects to get a high shine for certain projects. However, I think you have to use it outside or with a breather mask.

Absolutely gorgeous and so many great ideas on making unusual items! LOVE the rolled paper idea for the sifter and the handle!!!! I confess that I have seen the glue sticks used as glasses and jars before and I think I recall that she held them over a candle so she could shape them. She was using the fatter glue sticks and it was for a 1:6 scale so there was a little more margin for error though, lol. BRILLIANT to use the holes from the jar holder as the lids! As much as I love the hall tree, the hoosier Cabinet will be my first kit buy...hurry up and let us know when they are in the shop! :-)

I can't wait to get started on making the whole kitchen scene. Thank you for sharing and all your hard work. As for ideas, a pie safe wouldn't be out of place & maybe a potato/onion cabinet (yeah I watch too many living history shows).

I love this piece! 💕 Ara, you’ve become quite the confident video instructor! I still remember you’re 1st video! WTG!

Yay!!! SVG's!!!! Can't wait to try them out on my new Cricut Maker!!! Thank you!!

Love this Hoosier cabinet :D 💜 Amazing work luv!

Thank you very much for the patterns It's very Pretty You Work I love you so much from Mexico City ✔️

I am so grateful for your detailed construction video and the files to cut the parts out! I wish I could upload a photo of my Hoosier Cabinet. It turned out better than I could have imagined. Thanks again!!!

Congrats on 30 K and thank you for pattern I love those vintage kitchen work horses.

Thus is fab and your tutorial is very professional and polished

Amazing! The details are perfect!👏👏👏

Ara, it's like you read my mind! I have a Hoosier flour-sifter that my mother bought at a thrift store in the 1960's, and have dreamed of owning my own Hoosier. This is the closest I'm likely to get! Can't wait to make this - but I seem to have trouble getting your SVGs to cut on my Cricut. I'm going to try again, and see if any of our Cricut friends can advise me, since I know you don't use one. Love you so much!!!

Another wonderful tutorial, thank you, you do such beautiful work and are a true inspiration.

Yay!!! Congrats

Thank you! SO wonderful!!

Just gorgeous! And you can adapted to different epoks,based on what you leave out /put in.Very nice pattern as usual.Thank you.For the hot glue jars,maybe a warm knife .Mia

Hi Ara 😃. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have been collecting pictures of kitchens circa 1910 - 1920 for over 2 years now but my "sticking" point in not even starting this project has always been, "How on earth do I make a Hoosier Cabinet, having never seen one before?". I live in Australia & we don't (or even did not, back in the day) have Hoosiers in our kitchens. So this project has been jostling round my brain for the past couple of years but now, no excuses, I can begin!😀😃😀. Just need to source a freestanding sink with the wrought iron legs! Thank you so much for sharing your perfect creations for this vintage kitchen!🤩😍🤗

Love this! Your videos always make me want to get creative. But I'm glad patience is only optional, 'cause I ran out a while back 😁

Awesome work and thanks so much for the tute and patterns!!

Thank you so much, during this virus thing, this has been a life saver for me. It keeps me busy mind and body, so thank you. You have blessed so many people. Thank you just doesn’t seem like enough. Sherry

Thankyou so very much for the free gift 😁 I'm excited to try this one , your very kind , it looks amazing

Great work!! Thank you Ara - I would like to see a big, deep sink in this old kitchen...

Thank you so very much.

This is absolutely perfect!! Thank you sooo much!!

Congratulations Ara! May you double and triple you subscribers!!! Thank you xoxo

New sub! Love your work... I’m fascinated with anything miniature and look forward to a binge session of all your videos when I have chance! Thanks for all your hard work in putting the videos together 🥰

Omgosh Ara like always this hutch is amazing!! I'm definitely going to try this 😁 Keep up all your fantastic work. Lots of love from a cold day in Eastern Ontario ❤

I'm getting a quilling tool. I saw Heather Tracy using one in her medieval hinges video. Looks like it makes the process so much easier. 😉

Another beautiful furniture piece 👍 Thank you Ara and Congratulations on your 30K subs 👍😀

I love this. will try to make one. thank you for all you share with us and congratulations on reaching 30,000!

Thanks for your lovely project, I will have to give this a try. Thanks so much for sharing your talent and knowledge with all of us! :)

i love all the details 😍 thanks for the free pattern !!

Aww, it's so cute!!

Thank you so much for the gift !

Thank you for another wonderful project and the files to make it. You have really inspired me to learn how to design (I'm learning Inkscape) and to make the leap to getting my own laser cutter. This old dog is going to learn new tricks!

I love everything you do. I get so much inspiration from this channel! [Not saying I actually BUILD anything (haha)] but I am amazed by your creativity. Thank you so much for this tutorial. ♡

I just found your KZfaq channel today and I am amazed!!!

I love this! I’m going to order one of these! Thank you!

WOW brilliant , 💐

you are amazing TY for sharing !! :)

You are so talented i wish these were life size in my house!

Also...for additional vintage kitchen-y things...a sink or a laundry drying rack....or a pie safe.

Congratulations!!

Looove your cabinets!!!..when I get settled and can get back to my crafts ect,I want to make this and the ice box!!!i actually have a real oak ice box my mom had and refinished!!.lhope u r doing good..oh yes,for got to say we bought a house and have moved so u know what I’m dealing with..lord,the boxes r multiplying I think instead of getting emptying the more I do.lwhew..anyway,thx l.stay safe.lblessings always!

I'm so excited to work on this! I just ordered the other day!

I am so glad things are going well with your channel. After the changes with YT right after you had decided to go full time. I know you and others were worried about how it would affect things. I am hoping that those things have settled down. Congratulation on 30K Subs. I love this cabinet I have seen ones like this in vintage stores. I am not sure if I have seen some in enamel white and black. I was thinking of one of the things in the older kitchen was crome and vinyl table and chair set. Some times the vinyl was red, yellow, and a combination of pink with gray triangles print of some type. Just a thought. I hope you are having a good weekend. God Bless.

Heat the glue evenly on the bottom for the jars and the top to round them.

I love this sooo much

I would love to see an old time Ice chest. Thank you! Love your channel.

I would love to see this in 1/24 and 1/48 scale. You do fantastic work and if I ever make a 1/12 house, I will have to make this too. You make it easy and the final result is fantastic!

Being from the UK I’ve never heard of this cabinet before but my goodness, how ingenious! If I want one I guess I’m going to have to make one! Thank you Ara and well done on the 30k subscribers!

thank you for the video. when the kit is ready i definitely want one

You've really inspired me, thank you!!

Congratulations on 30k!

Hermoso! gracias por compartir!!!