How funny I'm just setting up to make the kitchen island... A huge thank you for your videos, spent many happy hours with you.

❤ beautiful Wall Shelf. I love your Brooks. 👍👍

Julie, i enjoy your tutorials. I like the way you explain things. Layman's terms. I have learned the little simple things that i would have overlooked myself.

This is going to be a great adventure to follow. Thank you for taking us along!!!

I LOVE this project!!! ❤❤❤

Hi Julie, if you right click the picture and select open image in a new tab you can then right click the new image and do a save as :) hope that helps :)

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I never mind you repeating yourself Julie and I often go back over your tutorials to check how you do something. What lovely hot weather we had back then rather than all the rain we are getting this summer☔. I have been struggling with my front door so it's helpful to get a reminder of the process.x

Love this shop!

The brick paper looks very nice! The join doesn't show at all online.

You never sound anything but helpful and kind, so no worries. Repetition is good. It makes learning easier. It's fun to watch this series again.

Where do you order your wood sheets from?

This is such a charming project. I never tire of you repeating yourself LOL I have a bit of a learning disability with short term memory issues, so the more often I hear something, the better it "sticks" in my head. You explain things so beautifully so that even I can understand. Thank you for sharing your skill and tips and creative spirit with us all.

This is such a treat, thank you so much!

Wow!

Hi..loved this episode..im not really a blue or green person, this colour blue really works well..look forward to next episode..thank you.❤❤

Hello again, Julie. I did not see a join in the paper until you pointed it out, but then when I looked away for a second, again, I could not see it. A little tip that I learned that you may already know is when trying to separate glued wood, use a hair dryer on hot or a heat gun. Heat loosens the glue, making it easier to get apart and also mitigate any damage. But if using a heat gun, don't get too close to the wood because it can scorch the wood. As always, thank you so much for sharing.

I have this exact shop but its either becoming a victoeian funeral parlour or Sweeney Todds barbers and Mrs Lovetts Pie shop. I cant decide xx

Thank you so much for sharing.

🎉i really enjoyed that thankyou 🎉😊

Where can I find the block that you use to saw? I can't find it anywhere

🎉hi julie 🎉

Looking good

did you make the legs?

Good morning, I croche with dmc embroyderi thred to my dollhouse. Its six strands in them and i split it into to strands. It makes a better result then sawing thred witch is a little stiffer when croched with.....pleas excuse my bad spelling in poor english. But i think you might understand wath im trying to say anyway ...lol....

Always enjoy these videos in the craft room. I work on things as I have time and materials. I am like you in not always staying on one room or one projects.

Hi Julie, your miniature crochet is amazing! I have all sorts of colored threads around, even 80 which is a standard size for tatting. Still, the idea of crocheting that size is daunting, but I love your results! Maybe . . .

Hi Julie, loved the video, I really enjoy watching them. I switch from room to room, so none of mine are finished yet, loads still to do and enjoy.

Paint: I had to go across the country to help my daughter with my grand-kids, I was gone 9 months. In that time period all of my paints had sat so long unused that they had separated pigment from carrier and would not remix no matter what I did. I ended up throwing them out and repurchasing new paints... OUCH!!!! The replacement cost was quite painful! I don't know if its paranoia or just a good habit to keep that worry off my mind, but each Sunday I flip my paints end for end and they never have a chance to separate. I managed to find a box with a lid that fits all of my paint bottles and I just get a good grip and turn the entire thing over. I do the same for my glue bottles, they separated as well while I was gone. I hope this helps somebody out there, paints and other supplies are crazy expensive these days! Its an investment! God bless! Take care!

Can you plz tell me.??. What is ta size of your dollhouse rooms???

Really enjoyed watching this evening, lovely to see different bits that you are making...the little Muntjac's soooo cute, lovely to see...❤❤❤

Yay👏🏾👏🏾!...I will definitely on the look out for new pieces in the shop. I love the coffee table I purchased!🥰

🎉hiya Julie hope your well and mat of course 😊🎉 I'm doing my first paint by numbers haha I'm already thinking I'm going to add to it . I can't stop myself lol 🎉😊

Doesn’t the use of batteries bother you? The are extremely environment unfriendly…. I was delighted that you were talking about the electric with wire and a transformer.

I used spaghetti to make pencils, and very fine electric wire to make ink pens

Hi l store it jußt like you ❤

Stick pin in bubbles❤

Thank you for sharing this Projekt - I'm impatient to see more 😍

This is going to be great. You obviously have a good eye for mixing and matching colours and textures 👍

Two squrrels two deers beutiful ❤❤l

Love learing from you ❤

Impressionnant quelle patience et bonne vue😊

Looks just like our pipes guttering❤

Love the theme and the colors ,excellent job thank you. I just bought 4 of your books and loving them.🤗😘

This is a really neat and exciting project, Julie. I cannot wait to see it develop. P.S. Some how I was Unsubscribed but hopefully this will stick and I will get the notifications again.

Oh my goodness I will go blind . They are the sweetest glasses and magnifier here I come.amazing Julie as always.💕

Hi Julie from Alberta Canada. I made a Tudor house. From scratch with a book pattern by Kathryn Falk and Edleycoe Griek. I originally did the decour in the 1970s style. Do you remember them toilet paper cover dolls that were popular then. Anyway I did a crochet version of one about 8 years back with thread.i really enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing I just love your work