Adding the landscaping to the Homestead Dollhouse! 

I am not surprised you received "kindness" from viewers............your kindness and compassion and wonderfully related memories deserve nothing less. The build was wonderful - full of innovative and inspiring ideas - but the "presentation" and your presence put the series over the top. Thank you for sharing so much of your knowledge and of yourself............ I forgot to mention - after watching you and another creator build so substantially with foam core, I am emboldened to attempt to replace a recently "lost" plywood doll's house (also a replica of a childhood home) with foam core........though I am unsure if I can get all 5 stories to be steady enough!

Hi Penny. Thank you for sharing your homestead house build and your family’s history with your viewers! You are an excellent teacher and an engaging story teller. My grandparents also lived in a rural area in a house without electricity or water, not in Canada but in the Ouachita mountains in Arkansas. The house was heated with wood stoves. Their drinking water came from a mountain spring, and food was kept cold in the spring. The mountain creek provided water for bathing, washing clothes, and a cold swim on hot summer days. I’m lots older than you, so my mother grew up in that house in the 1920s and 1930s. My sisters and I played there on summer and holiday vacations. Hearing you tell of being afraid to collect eggs reminded me of gathering eggs as a girl. I’m so glad I happened to see your RU-vid videos. I’ve really enjoyed them and look forward to seeing more. Jorie

Hello Penny. Superb. Thank you so much. I think your grandmother would love this house. Looking forward to your next project. Once again, many thanks

Thank you, Penny, for sharing your experience and skill with us. I didn't have the homestead experience but do have grandparent memories that are dear to me. I have learned so much from you! And look forward to your future projects.❤

For the longest time, I've wanted to recreate my grandparents' house and have been collecting pieces for a couple of years. Then, recently, I discovered your channel and watched you bring your grandmother's house to life. You have been such an inspiration! Thank you so very much! ❤

I have so loved your videos. They’ve brought so many wonderful memories of my grandparents and the farm. Once I get over this cat act surgery healed up, I so hope to start my grandparents home. I so remember playing in the original home which was a Soddy that later became my Uncle Dave’s blacksmiths area, storage Amy my grand dads garage for his Model T. As I sit and let the memories surface I remember so much more. My sister and brother unfortunately do not share all the memories as we moved when my sister was 5 brother not born till I was 13. Have been going through old photos for more ideas. I want to say a big Thankyou for your hard work in your recreation. I have loved every moment of watching and rewatching them. You are an inspiration to all of us. Hugs Miss Penny!

Thank you for all you do. I'm looking forward to the next one. Have a wonderful vacation.

I’ve so enjoyed each of your videos. Thank you for helping me learn so much! You are so wonderful and inspiring at sharing your incredible talents! Thank you so much! Look,ing forward to future videos from you! Best, Kathleen

I can't believe it's finished. It's so sweet to hear you talk about memories at the homestead. Our homestead is still in the family but unfortunately due to things that happen in families I'm not allowed to visit anymore. Watching you build your house brought back so many memories. It's been an honor to go along with you on this journey. I'm excited to watch you build something more modern. Your techniques are so helpful plus you are very calming. I'm so glad I found your channel :)

Congratulations Penny, on the completion of your project. No doubt you will add bits and pieces as more memories are triggered. It is so true that one memory sparks another and I applaud you you keeping your family history alive through your creation. Thank you for taking us along on the journey down memory lane. Here we call those field stones, ‘paddock stones’ and the saying here goes that ones that appear next time the ground is cleared are called ‘floaters’ as they seem to rise from the ground haha. Enjoy the shopping and greetings from down under👏

I love your videos because of you and the way you explain what you're doing and the precision with which you do it. I'm so excited I found your channel ❣️

Thank you for this first project and sharing your family history with us. It was really helpful seeing someone new who had different ways of doing things. I'm so glad you are going to do another project soon. I look forward to it. I may try static grass now that I have seen a rank beginner do it and have good results. Yet another gain from your work. Thanks again.

It’s been an absolute pleasure spending time with you.

Love your videos 🇨🇦

I have been watching your videos for some time now. From England UK. How you inspire me in making my own crafting dollhouse. Got alot to do

I have enjoyed this series so much! Looking forwarded to your Dream home!❤❤❤

I have really enjoyed this series. I'm so glad I happened upon your channel. Looking forward to future videos!

I love your content. You do a fantastic job explaining things. I am looking forward to what you have in store for us in the future.

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Thank you for all your videos, I have learned loads😊 Static grass applicator, never heard of that either😁 I will join you on your next project

It looks great however not sure what the grass applicator did. Seems like you were just sifting it on. 😊