DIY Dollhouse Bathtub made from Cardstock/ The Old West Hotel 

Aww thanks so much! ☺️

Thank you! I love to challenge myself to make things as inexpensively as I can. I was going to use Amazon affiliate but I don’t have a big enough audience yet. I will try to add more links in the future. Is there anything you have in mind specifically that I can try to link for you until then?

I’m so glad you enjoyed it! 🥰

I’m so happy to hear you are enjoying and learning from my videos! 😊

Thanks! 😆

You are welcome! I’m so glad you enjoyed it! 😊

Thank you Wendy! 🥰 I never thought when I created that tub the first time, that I would make a rustic version. It was a lot of fun trying to make it look that rustic like a barrel.

Thanks!! 😊

Thank you! ☺️

Thanks Lucy!! 😊

Thank you! 🥰

Thank you! I appreciate that so much! Glad you enjoyed both of the tubs. ☺️

Aww that’s very sweet of you to say! Thank you! I’m so pleased you are enjoying my videos!

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What a nice compliment! 🥰 Cool to think I have a recognizable look.

Wow that is definitely a small tub! Yes, I think that’s the size of my cutting mat also. I don’t see how you could clean yourself very well being crammed in that small space like that. I was originally going to purchase a Cricut. I used to have a couple of them several years ago when you still had to use the cartridges with them. I also felt very limited by that. The reason I didn’t buy a Cricut was to many bad reviews. Especially about the membership. Sounded like you had to pay to use your machine. I had never heard of making miniatures with a cutting machine until someone on instagram asked me if I used one to make my 1/6 scale furniture. I have a lot of issues with my shoulder and neck and almost had to give up miniatures altogether. Then I thought I would try a cutting machine. What did I have to lose. I looked at several videos on RU-vid about just basic stuff before I used mine. I had already been making a few 1/6 patterns by hand. So I was trying to figure out how to convert them to 1/16 but that seemed more confusing to me than just start making 1/16 patterns. I usually draw up my patterns on graph paper then I create the pieces in silhouette studio. I have had mine for a little over three years and I still don’t know everything about it. Probably haven’t even scratched the surface. My advice is just get brave and start using it after watching some videos that discuss the basics. I am constantly learning something every time I use it. I’ve also noticed that I spend less time now trying to figure out how to make it do what I want. 😆 So you don’t have to wait till you learn everything first. As you go along if there is something specific that you want to try or learn just search RU-vid.

@@Lauras-tinyview I agree with you! Taking a bath would be one thing, but actually scrubbing and being clean is another discussion all together LOL 🤣!! I had heard some of the same issues you spoke of concerning the Cricut. I was interested in getting one, but I didn't want to pay to use it after I bought it. I figured if I spent all that money to own it, well...then, I should be able to do whatever I chose🤷‍♀️. I have problems with my hands and shoulders too, having spent decades in the hospitality industry and sewing. You wouldn't think sewing would be so damaging to the body, but it really did a number on me and cutting the minis by hand has gotten more difficult. Thanks for suggesting RU-vid 😍 as a learning tool. I feel ridiculous for never even thinking about the obvious 🙄🤦‍♀️😕 LOL 😂 sometimes I really shock myself with my "barely there" level of seeing it though. I really enjoyed the tub build and I really look forward to seeing your videos every week! I have them saved in my playlist so I have them quickly accessible if needed. The videos are really, really good!! They're informative without being dry and boring, and they have a nice pace to them...not too fast and not too slow. You're doing a great job and keep 'em coming!!

@@MimmiesMinis-KellyPenny I know exactly where you’re coming from with how sewing can take a toll on you. I used to work in an embroidery shop for years with a 6 head machine. All of the hooping and un-hooping over and over I think is what did my neck and shoulder in. I agree if you buy the Cricut you should be able to cut all you want when you want. And it sounds like that is still a big issue. From what I remember silhouette studio has different levels to it. It’s been awhile since I set it up. If I remember correctly you can pay a one time fee for one of three different upgrade editions. I did the designer edition because one of the things it allows you to import svg’s. Which at the time I thought I would use more than I really do. I may upgrade at some point to the business edition just because I have the RU-vid channel and may sell and give for free some designs. Don’t feel bad I will sometimes spend hours even days trying to figure something out in the studio. Then I remember hey go to RU-vid maybe someone has a tutorial about it. The tutorials I watch have nothing to do with miniatures but are super helpful showing and explaining a function or method that’s new to me. You will fall in love with your Cameo!! I’m so glad you enjoyed the tub build. Thank you for the feedback about my videos. I appreciate it. It’s very helpful to me.

Thanks Cheryl, I appreciate that. I had fun sharing how I made the tub! Looking forward to your next boho video!

@@Lauras-tinyview Hopefully Monday I will be able to get the video up. Stuff at work is all messed up with my schedule, the holiday, etc but, I am going to try my best to get it up.

@@MiniatureMadnessofcherylg2696 So sorry to hear that. I thought it was all worked out. Hang in there! Take care Cheryl. 🤗

@@Lauras-tinyview When I went back to the group home I am at now, they put me on the wrong rotation for shifts. I knew it but, that is what they wanted. They have now switched me back so, hopefully, it will all be good now! I just posted a video on some tips for "plastering:.

Thank you! 😊

Sometimes it fools me too into believing it’s wood. 😆 I never thought about Gnome homes! Yes, it would be perfect in your Gnomes bathroom! 😁

Thanks! I’m so happy you find it exciting!! I’m having so much fun sharing my vision!

So thankful that you're sharing!!!😁

You are so welcome! 😊

Wow thanks so much! Hugs to you from Texas! 🤗😊

Thank you Anne! So glad you like it!

@@Miniaturegalaxy-ly8gf Thank you! ☺️

Thank you! 😊

Thanks! 😊