Miniature Butter Churns Perfect for your Dollhouse or Room Box/Tutorial 

Thanks! I leave a weakness for tape and paper mache.

Sweet memory! I remember my grandmother bringing the cream to make butter the first time. It was a lot of work from what I remember.

Thank you! I’m already thinking of the next project. General Stores sell everything lol. Just when I think I’m tackling my list I keep thinking of something else it needs. 😂 Blessings ❤️

You are welcome! Thanks for your kind words. I hope that it helps those who would like to make miniatures not worry about buying everything.

I’d LOVE to see your creations!! ❤️ I’m so happy that my videos have been helpful for you. Especially since I’m doing more of a western theme. I know that’s probably not a super popular theme. 😂😬

I thought about a Western Theme at one point too, I have a lot of 1:18th scale horse models so I tend to gravitate to scenes with horses as that and liking miniature models, is really what got me into making dioramas. I will give you a shout when I upload some pictures.

@@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws Where did you get your scale horses? I have a deep Love for the old western towns. At some point I’m thinking I will have to make a horse but I’m never made one before. 😂 I want my western town to be inhabited by mice. I’m picturing a mouse riding a horse but in scale to the mouse. 😂 My next structure is going to be an old west Hotel. I look forward to seeing your project! Thanks so much for the shout out! 🥰

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Well thank you so much for your encouraging words. I appreciate that tremendously. Thank you!

Thanks! Glad I helped inspire your switch cover. Your comment inspired me too. I have been saving chalula hot sauce caps. I’m thinking I should try glueing some strips of wood (cardstock) on them. Or since they are wood sand them first. Thanks for inspiring me!🥰

Thanks! I appreciate that. ❤️

Thank you so much! Good to see you here again. I’m so glad you are enjoying the videos! 🥰

Thanks!! Great idea for your farmhouse! I’m also looking forward to watching you build some more furniture. 😊🥰

@@Lauras-tinyview Thank you

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Thank you so much for sharing that with me! That makes me so happy! I’m also glad to hear the video was helpful to you for your project? What kind of project are you working on if you don’t mind me asking?

I am trying to recreate various room boxes that reflect life in rural Australia in the 1940s. Things were still home made and patched up out of necessity which appeals to my sense of conserving what we have. The kitchen and laundry room were often out-buildings for fear of setting fire to the whole house. Your churn, lamp, cans etc will go in such an out-building.

@@coby9896 I love that idea! Love that time period too. Long ago I followed a blog from a woman who lived in Australia. I was fascinated with her home. She had her kitchen and bathroom outside. She said the interior walls of her home could be moved around to form different rooms. She was always repurposing and conserving what she had. Even her clothing. She was so unique. I’ve lost touch with her blog but I’ve never forgotten her amazing home and character. I love the idea of patching up out of necessity and conserving what we have. I think that’s just one of the reasons why I am fascinated with the old west. They were strong and resourceful.

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Thanks! I’m glad you aren’t giving up on it. It takes practice for sure. I still struggle at times with the triangular strips that foorm a more rounded look. When I’m rolling it my brain wants to do it one way and my hand another. I have had comments about how others have trouble with getting the dome. I saw something on amazon that looked like an upside down paint dish but different size cups that you just push your rolled disc over to get the dome shape. I’m thinking about ordering one to give it a try to hopefully recommend to everyone. 🤗

Yes that’s my issue too they end up staggered not a beautiful graduated curve like yours! 😂 I’m not giving up but will be interested to see you test the formers. ❤

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Thanks! Glad to hear you can use it in your project! 😊

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