JOLENE!!!Y This was a GREAT VIDEO!! YOUR CURTAINS ARE ADORABLE!!! PERFECT For the JOSEPHINE HOUSE! Thank you for the mention, I was literally watching this video digging through some stuff looking for a tiny bowl I'm So glad you were inspired! Thank you for being Such a Sweet Lovely DOLL!

Oh, yes! We adore you, Miss Gretchen! Both of these channels(along with Queen City, Bentley House, and a few others)are so inspiring because of the imagination and creativity behind their artists. I love my 3d printer, but I don’t rely on it because it takes away from the imagination and artistic expression, IMO. Thank you all for letting us share in our miniature love!

I loved the curtains when they were "new".

That was so funny about triggering Gretchen with her excessive glue habit.😁😆 Your draperies turned out so well.❤

The slat beam things showing behind the wallpaper was brilliant.

Brilliant Jolene! I adore Gretchen and her ideas and methods. Her lovely, warm personality seems to take the fear out of trying new techniques. I also love the ageing and wood panelling behind the wallpaper, it really heightens the realism of the scene. I found you through Gretchen and since I picked up my miniature hobby after a break of around 18 months, I found a whole, new community of miniature artists and fans and the personalities of the creators, Gretchen, yourself, Shyra and many more newer channels are so helpful, interesting and entertaining. I think Ara Bentley spawned a whole new generation of miniature lovers in the short break I had. I love you all and the continuous stream of new, and forgotten, ideas makes this the best artistic community online❤ Thank you everyone!

The curtains are excellent but I love the wallpaper the most. Looks so real to me, so much like houses I was in 65 years ago when I was a kid😊

LOL Gretchen has done really well in lessening her dependency on over gluing! Poor Miss Margo - she hasn't washed her curtains in a long time 🤣

They look lovely and just right for that window.

The curtains look amazing,what a clever way of making them. The wall paper tutorial was really helpful,I love that old look.Thank you for sharing your process on making your dolls house make over.

Oh Jolene, I just love the Josephine house so much! Everything you do in it is so authentic and done with the tenderest of care. You always keep Margot's life and history in mind. The way you narrate and edit your videos is perfection. Love how everything is aged in the house. Love the wall and curtains in this hallway ! 😘✨

Wow Jolene the upstairs landing is looking so great! I love how you are making it look so aged and yet still really homely. Miss Margo is lucky to have you working on her house

Love little Gratchen You did a grand job with your curtains the hall way is looking wonderful.

Wonderful! Thanks so much! Kathleen

I do love how you age your dollhouses, you're so creative. I would never think of this.

You’re nuts. This is brilliant.

I love all of the details of this hallway. Great video!

The curtains turned out really well, as well as the aging on the walls! You di good work!

Wow the fabric stiff really is flexible! They came out great

Fantastic! Laughing at the glue comments. 😊😂

I think they're perfect, love this idea.

I love your creativity. The curtains look perfect

You did great!

Perfect! They look very pretty, though old. I don't like the pin holes either. I haven't done it myself, but if I was going to, I would try covering the gathers with a strip of masking tape, or clipping them with clips. If that smashed them too much, you could remove the tape or clips before they hardened too much and fluff them up a little. Or you could glue a strip of ribbon on top of the gathers to cover them, or later to hide the pin holes. ❤

Wonderful video!!! Such lovely curtains!!! For the pin holes.... it was suggested in a class I took to buy some specimen pins, the kind used to pin butterflies and other insects for displays. They are SUPER SUPER THIN THIN THIN! They don't leave holes, BUT..... you have to push them into the fabric holding them VERY close to the sharp end of each pin. Otherwise they BEND TOTALLY in half, and some will break (trust me on this :D ). I found them on Amazon and Ebay.

I almost had to call my Over Gluers Anonymous sponsor. 😉 . Hahaha

Great curtains ❤ And they might not have been washed since the old man was smoking in the house 😂

Nice!

Looks fantastic😊

While you were removing the pins, I thought of little clamps they sell in fabric stores one can use instead of pins. I wonder if those would work. I got some years ago at Joann’s.

I am back lol So wow you have done a lot since i have not been on here. I am going to catchup on your other videos too. i am almost done ground wiring all of my dollhouses.

Miniatures with Josje uses chopsticks and various thicknesses of dowels, or paint brush handles etc to pleat and gather her curtains. They have to be longer than your fabric and I think she tapes them on each end to hold them in place. I'm not really sure how to explain that and I can't find the video that examples the process.

OMG the glue! First I am shocked by Lil' Gretchen's glue habit and now it's spreading. Next you will be ruining your tools. I fear for my sanity...😜

Beautiful curtains, I will give you one tip on how I make my curtains. I can’t give you all of my tricks now 😅 because tomorrow I am going to be uploading my first video on my channel and I have a curtain tutorial coming up 😅sorry To eliminate the pin holes, use small bobby pins and start your curtains at the top of the cardboard to secure the bobby pins on the edge that way you can control the pleats to the same size and they lay perfectly flat with no holes 😊

I have to ask what with the glue comment? Is something wrong with the glue I use lots of glue in all kinds of projects including my minis???