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Oh wow, thank you, that's the best compliment a miniaturist can get! 😀

Thank you so much!!🥰

Thank you so much :)

Thanks a lot, so glad you like it!! :D

That's such a cute idea!! ❤ I'm glad you liked the video!

Thank you so much, Mary! :D the third method looks the best but it is the most time consuming one!

Dzięki wielkie 😀

hi, it's called an angle cutter or mitre shears :) I guess you can get in on Amazon, I am from Poland so I got it from a Polish online store.

thank you so much! :D

thank you, Laureen! oh yes, at the end my husband had to help me fold the books, because I had to make the library in time for the exposition I was going to :D but it was worth it!!

@@minihappyart Aw, working together! ❤️ Will we get to see the expo? I hope so.

Hi, I haven't tried that, but I think it might work if the glue is strong enough! But why do you want to use this method? Burlap is quite sturdy, so it should hold quite well! If you give it a try, please let me know if it worked! The name of the paper is fusible interfacing:)

Hahaha true, I'd go crazy if I had to make every single book the "proper" way :D thanks, Stella!

Dziękuję bardzo! :)

Thanks, Mary :D I will post a tutorial for it in my next video!

Thanks Nessie! And it's a great idea with the podcast but sometimes for the movies I want to include some sound effects, like cutting etc, so it's not always possible...

@@minihappyart wearing headphones while you work means you can have the best of both worlds. You still get to listen to podcasts but the sound won't be picked up on camera

@@nessiemonstercrafts haha why haven't I thought about it :D my brain is so slow nowadays, thanks hahah

Thank you, Pam! I'm glad you liked the video, and again, your kit is so lovely!!❤

@@minihappyart 🥰You're so kind Amelia! x

Thank you, Laureen! In my next video I will be showing how I made the library:D

Danke!! :D

Thanks :D

thank you so much, Laureen! :D

thank you :D paper glue and wood glue mostly! :)

Thank you so much! 🥰

muito obrigada!! :)

Thank you, Leticia!! 🥰

I'm glad you like them!! ❤

Thank you, Debbra! 🥰

Thank you so much, Marjorie! 🥰

Thank you, Marilyn! :)

Hi, the tutorial is in my videos! Go to my channel, click on videos and search for "wardrobe" - I have several videos on this :)

Thank you so much!!🥰

Take a look at my second to last short - the tutorial is there! :)

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I'm so glad, Shellie! :D

Thanks again, Robyn :D say hi to your granddaughter!❤

Thank you so much, Robyn! I do hope you managed to get a good night's sleep:D

Haha thank you so much Robyn, that's so nice!! 🥰 I'm glad you reached out, if you have any questions, never hesitate to ask! Greetings from Poland :D

Thank you so much and good luck with your wardrobe - I'm sure it will be lovely! Let me know how it goes 🥰

It might work, thank you for the suggestion! And then just put on individual beads if needed. Why don't you give it a try?

Haha, I know, but these scissors are actually pretty bad quality unfortunately, not too sharp, so they're good for such things :) I have other scissors for sewing!

Thank you so much, Janet! Greetings from Poland:)

Aww, thank you so much, God bless you too!!🥰

I live in Poland so it might be different where you live, but for example throat tablets or just supplements, like omega or vitamin D :D

sure :) height: about 10 cm, width 7 cm and depth 2.5 upper part and 3 cm lower part :)

@@minihappyart thank you for that. I did see the measurements, tho my phone does make things look bigger so I was checking in inches. Turns out tho, I'm not able to saw down the thin craft wood that I found, managed one piece with my hand saw, will do one more, but the rest I have to improvise to achieve your similar beautiful item look. Thnku. You're amazing.

@@cathystaub4645 in order to convert to inches, you just have to multiply by 0.4 :) I'm using balsa wood and I highly recommend it, you don't have to use the saw to cut it, I use an angle cutter, scissors or an exacto knife and it works well! Then I just file everything down with sandpaper. Thank you for your kind words!

​​@@minihappyartit's just a very very thin piece of craft wood panel from Walmart it couldn't be any thinner it's like I don't even think it's a fourth of an inch thick. It's all I could find. But I didn't want to go thru cutting all those other pieces, so instead I have improvised between popsicle sticks, cardstock, to achieve a very exact similar look. It's working beautifully. All I have to do is paint the blue panels and I'm going to be done. Thank you so much for your help and your video! 😊😊. And add the knobs, too.

@@cathystaub4645 oh, I'm so glad to hear that! Do you have any photos? I'd love to see how it turned out!

Thank you so much for your kind words!!❤

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Haha don't worry, I never destroy my works! And if they accidentally get a bit damaged, I always mend them! These are just from random pills, regular medicine packaging :)

​@minihappyart Oh, that's good to hear. Ara from Bentley House Miniatures fairly recently tore apart her 'Bake-Off' diorama. That was one of my favorites. I know she needed space, so I understand. It was just a little jarring. You worked on a collab with her, didn't you. That's how I found you. Unless maybe not, lol. No matter--happy I found your channel! 😊

@@laureencriss8220 haha, no, I didn't :D oh, I'm sorry about the diorama, I would be too sad to do it! And actually that's one of the reasons why I make everything in 1:20 scale - my dioramas are really tiny, so I won't run out of space anytime soon :D

@@minihappyart that's really sweet. I guess I found you by luck popping up in my feed then. 🙂

@@laureencriss8220 glad you did! 😀

Hahah thanks, I'm so glad to hear it :D