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This is totally 100% remarkable. I saw how you did it & still don’t believe it. 👏👏👏#goals

Very nice work!

I am so impressed! that wig came out amazing, and the jacket looked insanely fiddly but you totally got it to work. Very inspiring!

Amazing! Thank you for sharing this with us!

Gina, you are SO talented. Love everything you create!

Incredible builds.

The mock book 'place holder' is great and will save so much time and effort. I'm a huge fan of bound books. The magazine spine is a great idea. The Etsy printable looks amazing. (I'm a bit of a cheapskate lol I print the free ones, lol) That spine gluing technique is one of my favorites. Great vid. May I suggest this video - This is a bulk book tutorial that kinda changed my miniature life, lol. czcams.com/video/7NjgQhvfvvk/video.html

That is a cute little table. Nicely done.👏🏻👏🏻

Great video. I think i need to get myself some uv resin in the near future

Absolutely Beautiful and much easier than trying to get the lead straight and even using the stained glass paint. That stuff never comes out nice for me even with a toothpick..😂 thank you so much for sharing, Gina. ❤🥰

They came out really nice.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌹

Really beautiful 😊

The Tree has some of the best looking bark and greenery. It has a definite look of reality. Very nicely done. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

This did come out amazing. 🌹 Thanks for all the great tips.. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Thanks for this tutorial ❤ I love the idea of using resin.

Gorgeous stained glass doors Gina, as always your work is so beautifully done, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧

Great idea👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

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Hard to believe that it's a miniature door! It's gorgeous!

That’s so cool! You made it look easy. It turned out really pretty!!!

Hello Gina, they came out lovely, I love stained glass, those cricut things look very handy. Have a lovely weekend, Best wishes from Yorkshire, England 🇬🇧 😊

Beautiful door. Thanks for the tutorial. Hope you are having a wonderful week!

How it happens that for two years I search for dolls' house sites and just found you in a round-about way? So glad I have done. Subscribed, of course. This is a helpful video and I know I will be binge-watching you now.

I like the ones you created with paper pages 😍 Thanks for the inspiration. like number 758 👍 🌹

I am extremely happy that this video showed up in my feed today. I have always Loved creating things especially out of nothing as my husband has said many times over the 34 years we've been together. I have loved dollhouses since I was a toddler and would play for hours with the one my eldest sister was given as a child many years before I joined the family. In a large family of 8 children our bond and relationship was even more special considering that she got married at 19. My love of crafting and dabbling in multiple art forms has helped me in my teaching career in every grade I was blessed to teach. My third graders studied the settlers and pioneers and their way of life and the things they had and made to help make life easier plus the essentials needed to survive. I created a 1 room log cabin. I built or created 95%of the items using materials from my crafting supplies along with a ruler Popsicle sticks, which became a bed,with the rope system that the "mattress" rested on and could be tightened as needed. A shelving unit to store kitchen essentials and dry goods. Fish tank rocks became a stone fireplace and chimney complete with movable swinging hooks to hang pot over the fire. I was pretty amazed at how it turned out and my students and my daughter loved it. I have two doll houses that have yet to be built and I have been getting inspiration from the many different creators and I hope we can start building soon. Thank you for sharing your talent and creativity with us.

Omg theres no way i can do that math. I'll stick with the metric system so much easier. Just divide your measurement by the scale you want.

I have just stumbled across your channel it really resonates with me, in my opinion it is one of the best out there. Keep it up you should have so many more subscribers! I love your attention to detail, love from Scotland. Keep up the good work.

That worked really well for me, thanks for the clear explanation.

Brilliant Gina! Very creative use of materials to tell this ancient story. Once you decided on your concept, how many hours do you estimate it took to achieve the final result or were you also lost in time?😉👏

Gorgeous!!!! You captured the story perfectly 😊😊😊

Love the use of the sculpt-a-mold to form this and the way you covered the lights. I have not used that, but it looks like it is a lot of fun to create with it. I like getting my hands all into the supplies when crafting. The lights underneath really helped. Very nice. Thanks for sharing. What a great theme for miniatures, and this really does fit the theme perfectly!

This is such a unique project. I love how you captured the story.

It is such a tragic love story but a very cool project!

Love it ❣️. You are so very talented ❣️

Thank you so much for this Gina! Love how this turned out!

You never stop to amaze me. The story is so clear!

Hello Gina, I really enjoyed watching you create the diorama, it looks amazing 🤩 have a lovely weekend. Best wishes from Yorkshire, England 🇬🇧 😊

That's was absolutely amazing once again Gina...🎉❤

Thank you I enjoyed it very much wonderful art work and amazing story telling visually.

Excellent! Thank you!

I am really struggling to suss out how to replicate an actual room...the calculation looks way too big 😢

Great tree tutorial!!

I absolutely love watching you work and appreciate how you walk us through your process. You are so talented! Thank you for sharing your creativity with us.

This is a great idea. Thanks for sharing. I struggle to get my little drill to work. Maybe it was just too cheap, or I am too impatient.

This is a great idea. I have so much fabric that I don’t know what to do with. I am just getting into miniatures. I am collecting things here and there and watching multiple videos to get my knowledge up about them.

This was a lovely video. Thank you!

It’s coming together nicely!

Love the new accessories!!! Gotta have the poop lol Hello handsome Loki 😊

The magazine spine book is a great tip! Too bad none of the books are 'real' books though (but would be impossible to read anyway)

Love how this is coming together great use of Coffee stir sticks xoxo M