The person (s) who sent you those treasures must really love you two ladies. It was really a joy watching you reveal each treasure. 🎉

EXQUISITE!!!!!! Scott and Becky chose the perfect people to pass their treasures onto!!!!!! 🎁

I hope the persons that sent you the box, enjoyed watching you open it, as much as the rest of us. It was like a bottomless magic treasure chest!

This brings up some of my favorite memories with my great gran at her house. She would open all her old trunks just for me to go through. I would finds treasures galore and be able to listen to the stories that went with each item.

Those four beautiful ladies were painted by an artist named Alphonse Mucha and indeed there is an exhibit of his work currently in Prague. I was there a couple of weeks ago!

The person who sent you all those beauties is an amazing person and so thoughtful and generous ❤️❤️❤️

Well ….. that was sensory overload ! What a beautiful collection of treasures ! It was definitely collected by someone with impeccable taste! I’m sure it took years and years to amass and gifting it to you both was an amazing act of kindness and respect ! I look forward to see some of it be repurposed and made into the wonderful things that you do ! You are very lucky ladies and it is so deserved ! Happy New Year to you and yours and that was an amazing unboxing !! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦❤️

What an enchanting box chock block full of antique deliciousness! I have a feeling you'll do Scott and Becky proud and create some beautiful things with what they sent you. I've collected buttons since age 15 and those were gorgeous, as was everything else. What kind subscribers they are! Glad to see that some of the happiness you give to us, your viewers, has come back to you. Thanks for sharing, and wishing you both and everyone else here a magical 2024 💖

I could see that adorable turtle pincushion as a little footstool, as well. Such lovely, lovely gifts!

It's such a joy watching you open and the gasping is delightful! I think the little magnifier goes on the side of a pair of glasses and you flip it down so you can see something closer

The green round thing that has crochet around it - was once a window shade pull! My grandma used to crochet as such around her window shade pulls. It added a warm and lovely “elegance” to each window - making the ordinary a bit more extraordinary!

I think these two will make an opulent, 1920's style scene or room from these treasures. I think the couple who sent them picked the perfect people to put these stunning pieces to work. You two already create magical rooms but this will be the icing on the cake! The blue ones you said would be like the trim on a lampshade, then you said the next blue bit could be on a bedspread, would make exquisite trim for the canopy and headboard of a mini 4 poster, talking of which Dollhouse Dilemmas does a wonderful 4 poster with napkin decoupage, I think the two, the decoupage and this amazing trim would make a showstopper of a mini bed! The little magnifying glass gave me ideas for my medieval alchemical lab, it looks perfect for viewing tiny animals and artifacts.

That was an incredible gift!

The small magnifying glass attaches to your glasses. The little cat is adorable.

This fabulous gift of treasures just shows how much you are in the hearts of many viewers. The beadwork was quite incredible and of high quality. Well deserved.

That woman or man gave you a phenomenal $$$ worth of treasures! I am gobsmacked at the generosity bestowed on you.

Wow wow wow is all I kept saying. My heart skipped a beat every time you opened something lol. These are no ordinary items, they are so so precious. Please use them all, not only for the dolls and themed rooms, but also for yourselves - add those beautiful laces and trims to some clothes and shoes, make some beautiful vintage looking bags, the ideas are endless. Just stunning. xx❤🇦🇺

This must be the loveliest gift package I have ever seen. Such lovely thoughtful treasures. All of it so aesthetic, even the boxes ❤ I'm so happy for you!🎉 It must have been enourmously fun to put this together. Gift giving is one of my absolute favourite things to do😊

that was more than overwhelming!!!! that had to come from a mansion in the 1800's wow!!! reall old cool stuff most all of it. Bless you!

You are very very blessed. What beautiful and stunning things.

The looking glass hooks onto one of the legs of your glasses for very small detailed work. Absolutely amazing things in the boxes.

OMG! The candle holders for the cake, I am speechless! Who would not want to have those on their cake! OMG! And the bottle stopper!

You both didn’t even have to leave your house this day to find such gorgeous treasures 😊 Scott and Becky are truly gems to send you all of these stunning pieces to do as you wish. I’m sure you’ll be crafting for some time! Wonderful pen and gift friends from afar. Totally loving people. Enjoy ☺️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜

looks like a figure skating outfit, the sparkly beaded fabric.

The chicken dish is s carnival glass salt seller. And the acorns are used to hold a sweater closed.

I’m an assemblage artist who focuses on miniature scenes and dolls houses bedazzled with odd bits and bobs too! I buy collections of scraps of all kinds. I feel like I’m giving the once treasured new homes. Wonderful episode. Ty.

What an amazing gift some exquisite things .

Oooo, ahhh, wow, amazing, incredible ….lovely to hear your excitement at opening this wonderful box of treasures . An incredibly generous gift ! Thankyou for sharing !

The baseline ring w/stitching is an old fashioned shade pull ❤!

All those beaded pieces look like they came off those 1930’s dresses they wore back then that were the standard and very pricey at the time…..you’ll see some in the show Downton Abbey!!! They wore dresses like that!! I think I was squealing every time you took a piece out of a bag!! Lucky girls!!! I’m envious. You have a fan there that really loves the things you do with doll houses and the clothes you wear, which speaks volumes about you! Oh how I wish you lived closer to me, I think we are kindred spirits! We love the same things. What a box!! So cool!!! ❤️❤️❤️

Such a lovely gift! How special you are to the person who sent you this.The buttons are really nice and I can’t wait to see what y’all make with it all.

I'm pretty sure the glass bird holds a candle.

A lifetime collection of cherished treasures!! So very special!

That pearl bag looks like one my mother used in the 1940s. So pretty.

❤️🙋‍♀️. The care with which these lovely things were stored proves that they were treasures.. It must be a joy and comfort for the person who sent them, to see how much they are appreciated.

the magnifier clips onto glasses for doing fine work.

Ok. I have to admit i got a little tear eyed over the kindness of your beautiful gifts. I got a little nostalgic. And so excited there are personal(usable) things as well😊 😊

Old postcards make great wall murals or behind windows so the look like they are next door.

Wow! 😮 Absolutely, stunning 🥰😍😊❤

That beading collection makes one think you need an Art Deco doll house. Some of it would make a cool tapestry for the wall or pelmets over windows inside...those beautiful postcards could be framed...imagine that over a Victorian sofa. The metal acorns and chain are for a sweater. You put it through the top buttonhole and either a matching buttonhole or a loop around the button.

Suggestion…if you want to cut into the beaded fabric, first apply a thin layer of washable fabric glue to the back, over the stitching so the beads don’t fall off. I like Aileen’s fabric glue.

My grandma had a similar set of acorns that were used as a sweater decoration. One went on the top of each side of a cardigan sweater .

The Wow count went through the roof, you're so precious. What beautiful items and so many. Sure you will be inspired. Have a magical New Year . The subscribers who sent you these incredible items are wonderfully thoughtful.

It would be lovely if we could see both your reactions whenever you're open these gifts, maybe a longer video explaining what items you have plans for I know I would love to know what you're thinking about using some of these treasures for. I'm so excited to see what is next!!! Congratulations on such a very nice package ❤

Very 1920's, when clothes were hand made and beading was the thing. Fringes, purses made of filigree silver and ladies had long handled cigarette holders. Tres chic.Super fabric. I have bits of real fur from my mums wedding coat, 1962.The amount of fabric I have BONKERS. Old lace, buttons, an ostrich fan, very old.Not to be handled.But yep. We tend to keep the weirdest stuff.❤❤❤

That googly-eyed Kewpie card 🤍🤍🤍

Happy New Year to you both, and omg what an amazing way to start the year with this absolutely stunning parcel of treasures, so many beautiful things, tfs x Julie

So beautiful!!! Can't wait to see what you do with those. What a wonderful gift for not just you but for all your fans!!!!! Giant blessings and joy. Thank you whoever you are for all the beauties!!!❤❤❤❤❤ ok girls lets go crafting!! 😊😊😊

You could make a mini Dress Shop and display window to showcase your clothes you make with that amazing fabric and beading.

What a wonderful treasure chest you received! I suspect many of those items are worth quite a lot. Alphonse Mucha artist of the mini posters.

A sweater guard for a cardigan or such, not cufflinks..I think. Enjoyed all your treasures so much.

The little teapot strainer was from the 1933 worlds fair in Chicago Illinois. The theme was titled a century in progress.that gifted treasure trove was amazing ❤️

That red glass bird is likely a North American Cardinal. The males are completely red while the females are brown with red plumage at the head.

You guys warm the cockles of my heart! Kates excited giggle never fails to raise a smile. And that cat in the cardigan! So ruddy adorable! 🫶🥰

Beautiful box. Scott and Becky are a gift. I so enjoy these videos you ladies create. 🎁 💕

What an absolutely fabulous box of treasures. Really enjoyed watching you open it.

WOW, youve got enough supplies to try to put together a moulin Rouge inspired boudoir, like the elephant Nicole kidmans got in the movie, or a very posh Fancy doll bedroom. The cushions you can make ❤❤❤

Kate and Fleur you must be very proud of your artwork on this channel to get this wonderful gift from your subscribers, I’m really fascinated and excited from all this delicate things you offer from this package. Some things I’ve never seen before and they are so amazing so beautiful and these extraordinary pieces are in the right hands to make something mindblowing with it. Waiting for the next episode to see what things are coming. Thanks for sharing all these little treasure pieces with us.

So many treasures! The green glass ring with crochet on it was made and used as a pull on a roller blind for a window. As a child I watched as my grandmother made similar ones for the blinds in her house. Watching and enjoying your videos in the west on Canada.

Such a lovely gift! Thinking of the white heavily beaded fragments…maybe a beaded train for a wedding gown, panels in a wedding dress or ball gown, a handbag or purse, a headband, a belt, a shawl. Wondering if glueing the back would stop the beads falling off when cut?

That glass bird should glow orange/red under black light!! Wonderful beadwork!! Brilliant!! All of it! ❤❤❤ how wonderful of her to share all of it with you.

I think the acorns are for keeping a sweater closed at the neck. Olden times sweaters had two holes on the neck to put them through. One on either side. The kept rhe sweater over the shoulders with out using the buttons

My dears, I see a tiny Fancy Fabrics, Notions and Millinery store...perhaps even in the beautiful box??

I grew up amidst this kind of magical stuff, so I really enjoyed the soothing trip down memory lane. Vintage items couldn’t be in better hands.

When I was a kid,, my nanny and I would use trim on hutches, but made tiny curtains gatherd onto string for curtains on the lower cabinets. That beaded cheer letter, perfect for a small rug, upholstered chair and a couple small throw pillow for bed or chair.

The beautiful soul who loves you so much had sent you these gorgeous things.❤❤❤

How I wish my gifts could be received with such awe and appreciation!

What an amazing gift of stunning treasures, yes wow is what I would be saying. Take care and thank you for sharing 👏🙏❤️

Oh my goodness, this gift was full of amazing beautiful treasures ❤❤❤ I was thinking some of the beadwork could hang on the wall like a tapestry, in the dolls houses or wherever, just another idea maybe 😊 thank you for sharing your amazing treasure box 😊

That was the most amazingly glorious box of treasures that I have ever seen !! I can't think of anybody more deserving of them than you two. Oh, the beautiful creations to be made🤩🤩 I can't wait to see them ! I hope 2024 is a wonderful year for you and your family. Much love and hugs 🥰🥰 xx

Beautiful treasures. Very thoughtful to send them to you.

What beautiful bead work!! I want a big 20ies miniature home now, like Downton Abbey maybe??

You kept saying lamp shade and I kept thinking dressing table. Beautiful beading items. I can look forward to seeing how you craft these treasures into something amazing.

So many Beautiful Treasures!! 😍😍😍😍😍 Thank you for sharing!! ❤❤❤❤❤

The lens on the clip is a jewelers loop. It is designed to clip on the bow of your glasses, so you can look at a tiny object hands free.

so many wonderful items- it really is a great gift!

Wow. What an incredible gift. As you opened the various bejeweled fabrics I kept thinking of a castle with Elizabethen dolls. Over 50 years ago I worked for a jeweler. The wee magnifying piece looked like what he attached to his eyeglass arm in order to look at jewels up close. Can't wait to see how your imaginations take off with such treasures. Such an amazing box of wonders. ❤

WOW, what a beautiful gift. Everything in this box is rare and lovely. I love it all, but I especially love the hat pins because I make them myself and they're quite intricate, and I also love all the beaded fabric that looks like it's from the 1920's. You should definitely create a Speak Easy from that era. Speak Easys were always built underground because they were illegal in America during prohibition, so a miniature Speak Easy in a Book Nook would be perfect. You could use paper dolls dressed as 'Flappers' in black dresses and long pearl necklaces drinking tiny Martinis. I can just imagine it. Thank you so much for sharing this unboxing with us. Love from Amanda Jones in Melbourne, Australia

The magnifying glass was made to clip onto eyeglasses before readers were made. Lots of jewelers used the magnification clip. 😊

I enjoyed this so much, what special items for us to see with you😊😊😊😊😊😊.

A clip on magnifyng glass is very motivating. Thanks.

Who would think unboxing a box of pits and pieces of clothing and extras could be so very enjoyable and get the brain going on what wonderful projects. Thank you ever so much for sharing!

Watching you open this and seeing your appreciation brought tears to my eyes. So many lovely antique pieces. ❤

I'm inclined to think that Scott and Becky should have contacted the people at Guinness as that may have been the record for 'oh's, ah's,wows and other terms of joy provoked by one package it was clearly trinket nirvana!!!!!!you were blessed with this gift and now we will be blessed to see what your creative minds will use these things for...I can't wait!!! looking forward to your next video I hope you had a wonderful Christmas...Karl from eastern Canada

I would have loved to see the clothes those pieces belonged to. What a treasure!

I have never seen such a treasure trove in one box. WOW! Lucky Ladies! Carol from California, USA

Absolutely amasing you both deserve it for all you do to entertain us. Would be lovely to do a haberdashery shop with cabinets and shop assistants with your dolls. or a little museum based on button and materials and laces.

Teapot tea strainer - from the 1933 world’s fair in Chicago. The built “the white city” on the shore of Lake Michigan, especially for the fair. My maternal grandparents went to that one. They left the kids with various relatives, while they went to the fair (quite a ways away - not a one day trip). You might enjoy photos of the fair. Take a peek online.

thank you for taking us all on an amazing box unfolding,what amazing treasures

Lucky ladies😮

I agree - wow!!!!! I think some of the beadwork is Edwardian - Wow! I think the two acorns on a chain could close a cardigan or short cape - using two buttonholes. I can definitely imagine Kate in something like that. 😁♥️

I use things like that to make Christmas decorations and they turn out great I love working with feathers.

Such a gorgeous box, not to mention the contents! This is the sort of thing I would have, and bring out just to go through all the trimmings etc, and then pack it all up again, without bringing myself to use any of it, but just enjoying the look of it all.

What a fun and beautiful box of goodies it was so much fun watching you inbox everything.

That was an amazing treasure trove!

That keychain for your emergency poind could be used as a knitting bag, it reminds me of one if those ones with the wood bars in the top that you pull apart to look inside that sits at the end of the couch lol. My mom always had one there.

That is a wonderful gift ! It is full of treasure❤

Omg I make cuff bracelets from vintage textiles and oh boy I could do a lot with that beading! I’m so jealous!!!!!

I hope you make doll clothes from some of that and bed covers curtains wow so much you can do. And hats those feathers. I would make myself some earrings from the acorns.

I was right there with you, gasping, ahhh-ing along! I'm so excited for you; What treasures from the past to be honored in the present! Enjoy❤