Dining:Living room Tour

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This is the wrap up video for the Homestead Dining/Livingroom. I love how it all came together!
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27 мар 2023

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@suzannecuerrier279 Год назад

What an amazing project. I love the way you address "Grandma". I am Canadian as well and that's what I called my grandmother. I can tell this is a project filled with nostalgia and love. Thanks for sharing it with us.

@littlebylittledollhouseminis Год назад

Hello fellow Canadian! You are right, it is a labour of love for me. Thank you so much for you kind words!

@lori416 Год назад

I think it’s a testament to craftsmanship and detail when you cannot determine if you’re looking at photos of a dollhouse or of a real life room. Your work is amazing.

@littlebylittledollhouseminis Год назад

Thank you Lori! I always appreciate your kindness!❤️

@Shari_A._ Год назад

Absolutely LOVE the fabric you found for the bed, and everything is looking so good. The photos were the perfect touch. I especially love you added Queen Elizabeth II

@littlebylittledollhouseminis Год назад

Thank you so much! And you can never have too many pictures of Queen Elizabeth!

@reginawilliams226 Год назад

Thank you for the tour! It's a great tribute to your family history. Thank you for sharing your God given talent and imagination. Take care!

@littlebylittledollhouseminis Год назад

Thank you so much Regina! This little house is an absolute labour of love for me! ❤️

@coby9896 Год назад

Delightful video Penny, looking forward to the porch! The black and white photos look great and add that personal connection to your recreation. They remind me of my mother’s large family, she was one of 11 children, and they all survived WW2 in Europe by looking out for each other.

@littlebylittledollhouseminis Год назад

Thank you Coby! They sure had large families back then! My Dad was the youngest of 10 children and his oldest brother was already married with a family of his own, when my Dad was born. (He had a niece and a nephew that were older than he was!)They were a very close family and got together often!

@donnacameron4515 Год назад

What a wonderful room filled with lovely memories. The cream separator will be interesting as we had one as well. I remember a smaller black one that sat on a bench, it probably was a hand cranked one then a bigger green one which would have been electric. It will be fun watching you figure out a pattern for that. ❤

@littlebylittledollhouseminis Год назад

Thank you Donna! The original separator is in a museum. I took a couple pictures of it but now I wish I had taken a few more!

@lindaww2425 Год назад

I love this and hope one day to recreate some of my favorite memory rooms as well. Hugs to you!

@littlebylittledollhouseminis Год назад

Thank you so much Mimi Crafts! A lot of this project is from memory but I find I’m remembering even more as I progress through! It’s fun (and a little whimsical 🥹) to look into these rooms now and remember those moments from my childhood. Sending hugs right back to you! 🤗

@sarapiburn2523 Год назад

Everything looks great! I know you’re very proud of it💜💜💜

@littlebylittledollhouseminis Год назад

Thank you Sara! I am pretty proud of it.😊

@lindahart7133 Год назад

Superb! Thank you so much for sharing❤

@littlebylittledollhouseminis Год назад

Thank you so much for your kind comment!

@denisebutcher7717 Месяц назад

❤😊

@pamboone4458 Год назад

Can’t wait to see what you do next!❤

@littlebylittledollhouseminis Год назад

Thank you Pam! I appreciate you kind comment!

@marykayryan7891 Год назад

I suppose you have already thought of this, but maybe the museum you keep mentioning might want to have this house to display. Even though it was your grandmother's house, it is also a record of history that could be shared with everybody. In any case, it looks so great.

@littlebylittledollhouseminis Год назад

Hi Mary! Yes, I absolutely have thought about that! My family has not lived in that community for over 30 years but when we visited, everyone we talked to remembered the family. My Uncle Alec actually helped to create the museum and donated many of the items in it. Once it is done, I will reach out to them to see if they may be interested in ‘Borrowing’ the house for a time. I think it would be really cool to have it there!

@shaleicebartholomew6084 Год назад

I was just thinking about this the other day myself! I know I would love to see this in that museum!

@lisanidog8178 Год назад

Dad used to have a shaving cup and brush next to his razor. And the side table you showed I have one exactly like that only white.

@littlebylittledollhouseminis Год назад

I remember getting caught playing with my Dad’s. I think I was going to change the razor blade. (I was about 6 yrs old) I never had anything swiped out of my hands so fast in my life! I think he hid it (and the razor blades) after that.😆

@lisanidog8178 Год назад

@@littlebylittledollhouseminis Nothing like a protective dad.

@donnacameron4515 Год назад

I accidentally pushed the thumb down, LOL I was wanting to add a question. Can you post a picture of your grandmas cream separator.

@littlebylittledollhouseminis Год назад

Hi Donna, I don't know if this will work but if not, I will find another way to get it to you! docs.google.com/document/d/1rI4uxuvLiSL6y0O16CjIP4fy7-wyB7-FdHt-Jsp3TUY/edit?usp=share_link