I looked at that pile of junk in your intro and saw.........a pile of junk. You looked at it and saw...mixer...coffeemaker...cups...scales...measuring spoons...........Makes me think of my mounds of scrap fabric that my husband sees as a pile of scraps, but I see as mug rugs, stuffed toys, pincushions, tote bags......... I love it!!!
I wish my mom was alive to see this video. She loved doll houses, and she had the most amazing ability to look at an object and see how it could be remade into a trinket or an accessory for her dollhouse. You seem to have the same talent, and I envy you. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for your kind words 💕💕 I would have loved to have met your mom. I'm sure we would have had a lot of ideas to share. You are more than welcome and I appreciate you watching 💕
I’m 75 and about 5 years ago I fulfilled my ambition to make dolls houses and all the accessories. I started with using plywood to make an exact copy of my own house. Then I made other types, using various materials including foamboard. I even made a circular two story house using 3 vinyl albums with triangular rooms. Then I made little cardboard cases into rooms with furniture and tiny dolls. I so enjoyed it as I had been a fan of dolls houses since I was a child. I played with my house for hours and my siblings could never get a look in! I’ve given away most of my creations now to children I know, but have kept the model of my own house. Like your own mother I would always be on the lookout for little objects which could be transformed into furnishings etc and developed a lot of ingenuity doing so! Regards from Scotland
I wonder why we humans find miniature objects so fascinating. What is even stranger is the thrill it gives me watching you create, and there is added value when your objects have moveable parts 🤗 I’m so glad I’ve found your channel. 😊
That is strange indeed. I've always loved miniatures but never thought I would attempt to make some. It can be enjoyable but sometimes so frustrating but when I have finally managed to make a piece, it's so rewarding. I'm glad you found my channel 😊💕
I asked this same question on Instagram the other day and someone responded "I think because they make us remember our childhood, when we played with barbies or dolls, and seeing these little things are like unlocked accessories to play with❤"
My Grandfather made my Mother a dollhouse during WW2. He was a cabinet maker and Foreman of Carpentry at the GM North Plant in Oshawa, Ontario, where the Mosquito Bombers were built during the war. The Mosquito Bomber’s fuselage was made from beautiful blonde birch wood because of its flexibility, strength and light weight. He used to bring the scrap wood home. He built a beautiful doll’s house from the scraps that is now in a museum in the Ottawa Valley. It is a cherished family treasure and we thought it, and its history should be shared with the world❤
I admire how resourceful people were back then. The 'Make do and mend' approach. Such a wonderful story, thank you. I wish I can see that dolls house one day ❤❤
I do it too. Made a tiny outfit like a cave girl by sewing scraps of material, adding loose random items for jewelry. Tbh I cried and laughed when done because it was so cute. 😅🤦🏻♀️🇨🇦😁
A former neighbour of mine made incredible dollhouses out of cardboard boxes and accessories out of random things. They were very detailed and to scale, right down to the tiniest piece of silverware. The houses were 2 story. The top floor could come off so that both the first and second floors could be played with simultaneously. These houses were incredible, with windows, shutters, doors,staircases, etc. My neighbour's name was Rosemarie Gauthier (not sure of spelling) She also did alterations for people in my building, and was very good at it! To top it all off, she was legally blind!
I’ve got to start looking more closely at the rubbish I throw away! However, if I had a wonderful imagination like you have, I wouldn’t throw anything away. You are very talented and a big thank you for sharing. Now to watch it all again, and again!
😁 Thank you very much and you are very welcome! I do find it difficult sometimes to throw away things so I have a box full of rubbish. Only a small...medium box.😊💕
I love these trash to treasure type of videos, it shows how creative and ingenious miniaturists are and always gives me so many ideas! I look forward to your future videos!
All of the items were Just GORGEOUS! ❤ Youre very clever with how you come up with your ideas and then make them from, What Ever you find! Im gleefully Amazed! 😳😃🥰 Thank you, thank you, Thank You for showing us your talents! 🤩💖💗
I’m always blown away and how people can look at certain things, like bottle caps, or parts of a pump and see something else that they can create. Really neat!!!
I started using odds and ends to make things for my dollhouse when I was about 6. That house was one of those metal ones with all the trees and things painted on it. I would use sheets of toilet paper as rugs, or ask for the screw ends of toothpaste tubes to make cups. It had furniture that was made of plastic. Here I am 60 years later still looking at bits and bobs and seeing things other than what they were intended for. I’ve made Barbie scale houses, and traditional 1:6 scale houses. I’ve also done a couple of railroad scenes. I really enjoy looking at miniatures and making them. I was lucky enough to see the miniature White House in Austin, Texas. I’m working on a Barbie house now. I’ve only got vision in one eye, but I do what I can. I really enjoyed watching your video. I will subscribe to your channel and check out more of your videos. 👍🏻
Your message filled me with so much joy. I would love to see your work and I wish I can continue making miniatures and dollhouses like you are. There is beauty in everything, even in scraps. Thank you so much for subscribing. It means a lot!😄💕
A little tip. The best pots are the little finger holes for sliding closet doors. I think they are called closet door finger pulls. Some are deep. I use those for stock pots and some shallow I use for skillets. Buttons make good lids. You can paint them silver or black. I painted one to look like enamel. But I also make mine from other items.
I am amazed at your creativity! Who would think to use these items to make this coffee maker! It’s perfect! So original. I love it. I’m so glad I found your channel.
Ingenious! Haven been an editorial assistant on Dollhouse Miniatures in the early 2000s, seeing these household items reimagined brings back fond memories of having been a part of a wonderful small team of writers/editors for a wonderful hobby.
Thank you very much💕I really appreciate your comment. It must have been so lovely being part of a team working with miniatures. It must have been wonderful seeing all the amazing miniatures and meeting the artists. It truly is a wonderful hobby.
Tiny miniature things have always brought such joy and this just left me in awe of how realistic they look and how they actually work. You have a talent of seeing these old things as new miniature things that I could never have. It’s so cool!
Oh my! That mixer is absolutely amazing! You are so creative! Brilliant idea! I love your attention to detail. I make miniatures for my fairy houses. They are very tedious. I don’t think people realize just how much so.
Thank you!! It really is time consuming making miniatures. Sometimes I just have to walk away from a project when it goes wrong or doesn't work as I imagined it. But when it works and looks good, it's a great feeling 😊💕
@@tinycraftlife you’re so welcome. Yes, I’ve done the same. And it does feel great when it goes good. I made a three story fairy house and I hit a hard area (the ceiling) to complete. The walls were difficult too. I had to step back for a few weeks. But when I went back to it everything fell into place. Not exactly easy but I found the solution to my problem. The floors are slate so cracks had to be filled in. Thankfully I used pea gravel and moss.
Thank you 💕 cutting that plastic was so much work 😂. I'm glad I have some better tools nowadays. I still want a Dremel tool to make it all a bit easier, maybe one day 😊
This was incredible to watch and fantastic that you used typical “rubbish” people have around their house. These types of channels tend to use craft supplies which quickly become expensive so its wonderful to see what a little imagination, ingenuity (and a lot of skill!) can create. I’m sure you have inspired many people to look through their “junk” drawer with new eyes. The mixer is spectacular. Thank you.
@@tinycraftlife I have to watch folks like you to learn! Where would I go to find a book of mini pictures? I saw in one of your shorts. Thanks so much for replying to me. ❣️🤩🕊️
My question is, do you first think of the final product and find stuff that can be used to make them? Or you just look at the stuff you have and decide what to make with it? You have a creative mind.
Thank you very much 😊💕 Great question! I can say both but most of the time I just skip the planning process and start making the items. When I have an idea, I look at the materials and start making the miniatures (I make changes as I go along). I enjoy the creative process but it doesn't always work the way I want it to. In this video I just looked at the different trash items / shapes and the ideas just came to me one by one.
Thank you very much 😄💕 I bought the tape a few years ago from Amazon UK website. It's called Solid Foil Washi Tape and they have many different colours and sizes available. There might be some on Shein and Temu too 😊
One mans junk (which I never label trash) is another mans treasure. I saw a dolls toilet that first item. Good job love 😊🙋🏻♀️🇨🇦 I use things for other purposes and really do like to. You will never be bored, always rethinking uses for unloved items. 😢 DIY and show the creative in your spirit. I too use nail polish to paint to fix broken dishes, pics anything really. The blender is great!!! I like miniature settings or vignettes. Shadow boxes etc. Ps, love love love this music. I suffer pain, fatigue and Fibromyalgia. 😢tytyty.💚🌹💚my body relaxed instantly. I needed it more than you know.
It's so much fun to try to think of ideas and reuse all the junk 😊 I need to make another video like this at some point. I am so glad that this video helped you and glad you liked the music. Sending you healing thoughts 💗
totally A D O R A B L E!!!!! It was facinating to watch you come up with them ... from trash! Thank you for sharing this wonderful skill! I've made a few houses from cardboard and paper... including Hagrid's hut from the Harry Potter series. I made a couple of bird's cages, and his bed and other stuff. They are fun to make. And at my age - 72 - I don't have much to do anymore - as this old body is breaking down. So I just use my time making things. Now I just gotta figure out what to do with it all!!! lol
Thank you very much💕I can imagine they all look amazing! I love Hagrid's Hut. I hope you keep making all the wonderful things. I have the same problem, where to put them all 😊
Thank you so much!💕Glad you like them. It was not the cleverest idea to use an exacto / stanley knife. Unfortunately that was the only one I had at that time. Luckily I've got better tools now 😊
Simply AMAZING ,sometimes you look at things & knowing that they could be perfect for something if only you knew what & you don’t keep them But you & your amazing talent shows us what we didn’t see & not forgetting your skill with the Stanley knife !! I’d have cut off the thing I was trying to keep & properly cut myself first Thank you for sharing & inspiring us to see looking beyond what is in front of us into what is possible from our own imagination ❤ Ooh & you’ve got a new subscriber
I am in awe of your ability and crestivity!! I am looking at my Kitchenaid mixer right now and you have totally nailed it with your miniature! All of these are amazing. I am not at all skilled to make most crafts, but I love watching, and thinking just some day, I will make something like this. Until then, I have found my channel to watch and learn! Thank you for sharing your talents.
Oh my! This is the first of your videos that I’ve seen. I am in awe 😮 So impressed with how you do this. I can’t even look at an empty paper towel roll and come up with something creative to do with it 😄 I hope you don’t mind, but I will be binge watching your content now. Thank you for sharing your talent with us 🥰
Absolutely amazing. I kèep containers of tiny metal & plastic things I can't bear to throw away because I know I can make things from them. You have reignited my excitement for tiny things. A tip - if you take apart an empty disposable BIC lighter, they have all sorts of interesting metal parts including 2 tiny springs. I use the springs to make kitchen whisks.
Thank you so much! 😄💕 I have kept a box full of items I also think I can use later on. Thank you for that BIC lighter tip!! would have never thought of using parts from it. Such a great idea 😊
So! I'm not the only one who sees bits of trash and sees them for the tiny treasures they really are! I am not insane and I'm not alone anymore lol!! Well 👏 done!🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦
I do not need one more craft to learn, but it’s never a bad thing to see a creative genius! What a fun video! I really admire people like you. I call myself a mechanical artist, because I make stained glass. Anyone can learn technique. I love my cricut and sublimation printers. Love all the software. I can make. I cannot create like this! So jealous, in awe though!
Thank you very much! 💕😄 I think I am jealous of you! I love stained glass!! I wish I was able to use software and all these cool machines. I am so bad with technology but I do need to invest in better tools etc. Would love a 3D printer but Don't think that will ever happen 😂
@@tinycraftlife Thank you. That was nice. I wish you were near me, it is all way easier than it looks! My son is a computer engineer and I bought him the Creality Ender 3 3 D printer. He loves it. It is open source, which basically means the copyright holder, allows people to use change and study the software for any use. That’s really good for the rest of us because it just gets better with that many minds who are really interested in working on it. My son says it’s very easy to learn. There are a lot of videos out there and there are a lot of free software that help you create, the things you want to create. He makes me stuff for my cricut makes hangers for my mats. He makes toys. He makes speaker stands for his piano, all sorts of stuff. They are 160.00 on Amazon, which I know is a lot right now, but not unobtainable, like a 6k DTF printer! Good grief. I just keep converting printers🤣 They can’t keep us down! lol
I know someone who runs a local community electronics center that is donations based and has a 3D printer with the plastic "thread" rigged to go up across the ceiling. I remember a couple of years ago he had 3D printed pieces for some smaller more home based sized 3D printers and I think he may have donated a few of those to schools.
I looked at that pile of junk in your intro and saw.........a pile of junk. You looked at it and saw...mixer...coffeemaker...cups...scales...measuring spoons...........Makes me think of my mounds of scrap fabric that my husband sees as a pile of scraps, but I see as mug rugs, stuffed toys, pincushions, tote bags......... I love it!!!
😄💕 Thank you very much 💕there is beauty in everything, even scraps
I wish my mom was alive to see this video. She loved doll houses, and she had the most amazing ability to look at an object and see how it could be remade into a trinket or an accessory for her dollhouse. You seem to have the same talent, and I envy you. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for your kind words 💕💕 I would have loved to have met your mom. I'm sure we would have had a lot of ideas to share.
You are more than welcome and I appreciate you watching 💕
Your mum had a rare gift Rivah. Do you have her miniatures now?
I’m a mom and will volunteer to watch this episode for her. ❤ HUGS!
I’m 75 and about 5 years ago I fulfilled my ambition to make dolls houses and all the accessories. I started with using plywood to make an exact copy of my own house. Then I made other types, using various materials including foamboard. I even made a circular two story house using 3 vinyl albums with triangular rooms. Then I made little cardboard cases into rooms with furniture and tiny dolls. I so enjoyed it as I had been a fan of dolls houses since I was a child. I played with my house for hours and my siblings could never get a look in! I’ve given away most of my creations now to children I know, but have kept the model of my own house. Like your own mother I would always be on the lookout for little objects which could be transformed into furnishings etc and developed a lot of ingenuity doing so! Regards from Scotland
You can be her eyes and enjoy as she used to. Love to you
I wonder why we humans find miniature objects so fascinating. What is even stranger is the thrill it gives me watching you create, and there is added value when your objects have moveable parts 🤗 I’m so glad I’ve found your channel. 😊
That is strange indeed. I've always loved miniatures but never thought I would attempt to make some. It can be enjoyable but sometimes so frustrating but when I have finally managed to make a piece, it's so rewarding.
I'm glad you found my channel 😊💕
I asked this same question on Instagram the other day and someone responded "I think because they make us remember our childhood, when we played with barbies or dolls, and seeing these little things are like unlocked accessories to play with❤"
@@xiexie89 So true
Anything tiny is cute!!!
@@lanielouwraps I wholeheartedly agree with this statement!
My Grandfather made my Mother a dollhouse during WW2. He was a cabinet maker and Foreman of Carpentry at the GM North Plant in Oshawa, Ontario, where the Mosquito Bombers were built during the war. The Mosquito Bomber’s fuselage was made from beautiful blonde birch wood because of its flexibility, strength and light weight. He used to bring the scrap wood home. He built a beautiful doll’s house from the scraps that is now in a museum in the Ottawa Valley. It is a cherished family treasure and we thought it, and its history should be shared with the world❤
I admire how resourceful people were back then. The 'Make do and mend' approach. Such a wonderful story, thank you. I wish I can see that dolls house one day ❤❤
How sweet and generous of you all to share that. I love it all.
It takes a special talent to look at these random collection of stuff and create such amazing miniatures. I am in awe of your skills.
Thank you! It is funny how I tend to look at random objects and wonder how I could use them in miniatures 😊💕
I do it too. Made a tiny outfit like a cave girl by sewing scraps of material, adding loose random items for jewelry. Tbh I cried and laughed when done because it was so cute. 😅🤦🏻♀️🇨🇦😁
The mixer is so clever! Very well done 😊
Thank you very much! 😊
A former neighbour of mine made incredible dollhouses out of cardboard boxes and accessories out of random things. They were very detailed and to scale, right down to the tiniest piece of silverware. The houses were 2 story. The top floor could come off so that both the first and second floors could be played with simultaneously. These houses were incredible, with windows, shutters, doors,staircases, etc. My neighbour's name was Rosemarie Gauthier (not sure of spelling) She also did alterations for people in my building, and was very good at it! To top it all off, she was legally blind!
Wow!! I have so much appreciation for people with such talent💕Thank you for sharing this with us
I’ve got to start looking more closely at the rubbish I throw away! However, if I had a wonderful imagination like you have, I wouldn’t throw anything away. You are very talented and a big thank you for sharing. Now to watch it all again, and again!
😁 Thank you very much and you are very welcome! I do find it difficult sometimes to throw away things so I have a box full of rubbish. Only a small...medium box.😊💕
I love these trash to treasure type of videos, it shows how creative and ingenious miniaturists are and always gives me so many ideas! I look forward to your future videos!
Thank you very much! It is so much fun 😊 more videos coming up!
All of the items were Just GORGEOUS! ❤
Youre very clever with how you come up with your ideas and then make them from, What Ever you find! Im gleefully Amazed! 😳😃🥰
Thank you, thank you, Thank You for showing us your talents! 🤩💖💗
Thank you very much! It's so much fun using all these everyday objects and trying to think of ideas how to use them. More videos coming up! 😊
@@tinycraftlife
I'll be watching and supporting you all the way. 💖
@@PADS62 Thank you so much for your support! 💕
I love this kind of video: making minis with scraps! The coffee machine is my favorite! thanks for sharing your idea! 💕
it's so much fun thinking of ideas and use for all kinds of materials 😊
Super fun to watch. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much! 😊💕
Fantastic work 👍👏💕🥰 I'm totally thrilled, thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much😊💕I'm glad you liked the video
I used to get creative with all sorts of things to create kitchen stuff for my Barbie dolls when I was little, but nothing like this!😊
Thank you very much 😊💕
I’m always blown away and how people can look at certain things, like bottle caps, or parts of a pump and see something else that they can create. Really neat!!!
Thank you 😄💕 This was a fun project
What an amazing job you did. Thanks for sharing this with us.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌹
Thank you so much 💕😊
Que hermosura de trabajo! Y que maravilla de talento! Bendigo tus manos 👏✨✨✨❤
Gracias por tus amables palabras💕
I started using odds and ends to make things for my dollhouse when I was about 6. That house was one of those metal ones with all the trees and things painted on it. I would use sheets of toilet paper as rugs, or ask for the screw ends of toothpaste tubes to make cups. It had furniture that was made of plastic. Here I am 60 years later still looking at bits and bobs and seeing things other than what they were intended for. I’ve made Barbie scale houses, and traditional 1:6 scale houses. I’ve also done a couple of railroad scenes. I really enjoy looking at miniatures and making them. I was lucky enough to see the miniature White House in Austin, Texas. I’m working on a Barbie house now. I’ve only got vision in one eye, but I do what I can. I really enjoyed watching your video. I will subscribe to your channel and check out more of your videos. 👍🏻
Your message filled me with so much joy. I would love to see your work and I wish I can continue making miniatures and dollhouses like you are. There is beauty in everything, even in scraps.
Thank you so much for subscribing. It means a lot!😄💕
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A little tip. The best pots are the little finger holes for sliding closet doors. I think they are called closet door finger pulls. Some are deep. I use those for stock pots and some shallow I use for skillets. Buttons make good lids. You can paint them silver or black. I painted one to look like enamel. But I also make mine from other items.
Thank you so much for the tip!! What a great idea! Never thought of using them. They are perfect for making pots! 😊💕
@@tinycraftlife yes, I do love them. But I make some from acorns lol my fairies are woodland fairies. I use a lot from nature.
@@heartofdixieprepping4797 That is so cool! using materials from nature is an amazing idea 😊💕
@@tinycraftlife it’s fun making them too and I have two acres to collect from.
So relaxing, watching you make the awesome miniatures. Thank you.
Thank you 💕😊 Glad you like the video
I am amazed at your creativity! Who would think to use these items to make this coffee maker! It’s perfect! So original. I love it. I’m so glad I found your channel.
😄 Thank you so much! I had fun making these items. The coffee maker is my favorite. Thank you so much for watching! 😊💕
MAGIC❤❤❤
thanok for for sharing and inspiring. That is beyond beautiful.❤
Thank you so much and you are very welcome💕😄
Quanto talento e criatividade! Impressionante como cria peças tão delicadas a partir de materiais recicláveis! Parabéns!
Muito obrigado!😊💕
I am truly impressed. What wonderful creations! 😃
Thank you very much😊💕
My grandpa made a doll house for my sister and I when we were kids... best one I have ever seen!
I can imagine it being amazing😊💕The handmade ones are the best. Especially made by a family member.
I was wondering what in the world you were making and suddenly it’s an adorable mixer! I love how you shaped the wire mixing blades especially.
Thank you very much 😄💕
I am totally amazed by your skills and imagination. Supercute and adorable! 😮❤❤❤
Thank you very much💕
Ingenious! Haven been an editorial assistant on Dollhouse Miniatures in the early 2000s, seeing these household items reimagined brings back fond memories of having been a part of a wonderful small team of writers/editors for a wonderful hobby.
Thank you very much💕I really appreciate your comment. It must have been so lovely being part of a team working with miniatures. It must have been wonderful seeing all the amazing miniatures and meeting the artists. It truly is a wonderful hobby.
This is the second video of yours that I've seen. I am now a new subscriber. These things you make out of trash objects are amazing.
Thank you so much and thank you for subscribing!! It means a lot 💕😊
That was awesome
Thank you very much 😊
Through this entire video I was dumbfounded! I kept thinking- NO WAY! But OMG, I was shocked and impressed!! LOVE it all! Great job!!
Thank you! 😄 I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the end results 💕😊
Interesting. Very interesting.
Thank you 😄💕
Wow, this is so relaxing to watch. Stumbled onto your video & couldn't stop watching, very creative.
Thank you very much😊I'm glad you liked the video.
Tiny miniature things have always brought such joy and this just left me in awe of how realistic they look and how they actually work. You have a talent of seeing these old things as new miniature things that I could never have. It’s so cool!
Thank you so much 💕😊
Incredible. You have a great eye/talent for seeing a pile of junk as works of art.
Thank you very much! 😄💕
I have never....! Unbelievably clever and talented. 👍
Thank you very much💕😊
Absolutely stunning craftsmanship!! Thank you so much ❤
Thank you very much 😄💕
Oh my! That mixer is absolutely amazing! You are so creative! Brilliant idea! I love your attention to detail. I make miniatures for my fairy houses. They are very tedious. I don’t think people realize just how much so.
Thank you!! It really is time consuming making miniatures. Sometimes I just have to walk away from a project when it goes wrong or doesn't work as I imagined it. But when it works and looks good, it's a great feeling 😊💕
@@tinycraftlife you’re so welcome. Yes, I’ve done the same. And it does feel great when it goes good. I made a three story fairy house and I hit a hard area (the ceiling) to complete. The walls were difficult too. I had to step back for a few weeks. But when I went back to it everything fell into place. Not exactly easy but I found the solution to my problem. The floors are slate so cracks had to be filled in. Thankfully I used pea gravel and moss.
@@heartofdixieprepping4797 Sounds wonderful! wish I could see it 😊💕
Your attention to detail and perfection is truly appreciated from this new subscriber!
Thank you so much and thank you for subscribing! It really means a lot 💕😊
You are an artist! Thank you so much for sharing your work.
Thank you very much 💕😊
Que talentoso te quedó muy Hermoso ❤❤❤❤❤❤
¡Muchas gracias!😊💕
Love these, especially the mixer! Cutting all that plastic cannot have been easy🤣 Genius- all of it! 😍🥰
Thank you 💕 cutting that plastic was so much work 😂. I'm glad I have some better tools nowadays. I still want a Dremel tool to make it all a bit easier, maybe one day 😊
This was incredible to watch and fantastic that you used typical “rubbish” people have around their house. These types of channels tend to use craft supplies which quickly become expensive so its wonderful to see what a little imagination, ingenuity (and a lot of skill!) can create. I’m sure you have inspired many people to look through their “junk” drawer with new eyes. The mixer is spectacular. Thank you.
Thank you for your kind words 💕😊 I'm so happy you liked the video
Me soprende la fuerza que tienes en tus dedos para cortar el plástico,espero y no te hayas cortado alguna vez,tienes mucho talento😎
Se necesita mucha paciencia y buenas herramientas. Muchas gracias por mirar. ¡Realmente lo aprecio! 😊💕
Well done. So imaginative. 😊
Thank you very much! 😊💕
Unbelievable! Wow! Such an imagination! You are extremely talented! Thank you for sharing this with us!!!
Thank you and you are very welcome 😊💕
Wow! I wish I had the ability to see trash as something new! You have such great talent! Thanks for sharing and recycling/repurposing!! ❤
Thank you so much 💕😄
Really incredible and amazing!❣️❣️❣️
Thank you😊 💕😊
Imagination and thee gift to see endless possibilities
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Adorable - and so soothing to watch.
Thank you so much 💕😊
What a wonderful talent you have, and a vivid imagination to see things you can make out of the mundane! Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much 💕😊
This is the first video of yours that I have seen. Brilliant! I never thought about using nail polish.
Thank you very much 😄💕 It's surprising how nail polish gives such a great finish. It can also give an enamel type finish.
❤ so clever and patient too ❤ lovely to watch
Thank you so much and thank you for watching😊💕
This is outstanding!!! Can’t wait to start creating, this has given me such inspiration 😀 Retired life is the bestest ❤
Thank you very much!💕I'm glad you like the video and that it has inspired you to make your own miniatures.
This is how I make all my miniatures.Its a blast !
It's so much fun 💕😄
Fabulous 🤩 How in the world do you think of using these items❣️ 5 ⭐️
😄 Thank you!! Somehow I just see these miniature items in everyday objects / trash 😊💕
@@tinycraftlife I have to watch folks like you to learn! Where would I go to find a book of mini pictures? I saw in one of your shorts. Thanks so much for replying to me. ❣️🤩🕊️
So clever. I can imagine some collector a hundred years from now enjoying these!
Thank you💕😊
My question is, do you first think of the final product and find stuff that can be used to make them? Or you just look at the stuff you have and decide what to make with it?
You have a creative mind.
Thank you very much 😊💕 Great question! I can say both but most of the time I just skip the planning process and start making the items. When I have an idea, I look at the materials and start making the miniatures (I make changes as I go along). I enjoy the creative process but it doesn't always work the way I want it to.
In this video I just looked at the different trash items / shapes and the ideas just came to me one by one.
Such a clever use of all these things most would throw away! Would you mind sharing what silver tape you used? It would be so handy in crafting 😊
Thank you very much 😄💕 I bought the tape a few years ago from Amazon UK website. It's called Solid Foil Washi Tape and they have many different colours and sizes available. There might be some on Shein and Temu too 😊
Each one is so adorable and clever...
Thank you so much 💕😊
Amazing video thank you for taking the time, so inspiring!
Thank you and you are most welcome💕😊
Que genial! Muito bonito e criativo! ❤
¡Muchas gracias!💕
Wow. Just wow!
Thank you! 😄💕💕💕
OMG!!! these are soooo amazing.! I wish I still had my doll house.
Thank you so much 💕😊
One mans junk (which I never label trash) is another mans treasure. I saw a dolls toilet that first item. Good job love 😊🙋🏻♀️🇨🇦 I use things for other purposes and really do like to. You will never be bored, always rethinking uses for unloved items. 😢 DIY and show the creative in your spirit. I too use nail polish to paint to fix broken dishes, pics anything really. The blender is great!!! I like miniature settings or vignettes. Shadow boxes etc.
Ps, love love love this music. I suffer pain, fatigue and Fibromyalgia. 😢tytyty.💚🌹💚my body relaxed instantly. I needed it more than you know.
It's so much fun to try to think of ideas and reuse all the junk 😊 I need to make another video like this at some point. I am so glad that this video helped you and glad you liked the music. Sending you healing thoughts 💗
Im addicted to tiny things so im definitely watching this video 😅 why are miniature versions of things so cute???
😄 I so agree with you
totally A D O R A B L E!!!!! It was facinating to watch you come up with them ... from trash! Thank you for sharing this wonderful skill! I've made a few houses from cardboard and paper... including Hagrid's hut from the Harry Potter series. I made a couple of bird's cages, and his bed and other stuff. They are fun to make. And at my age - 72 - I don't have much to do anymore - as this old body is breaking down. So I just use my time making things. Now I just gotta figure out what to do with it all!!! lol
Thank you very much💕I can imagine they all look amazing! I love Hagrid's Hut. I hope you keep making all the wonderful things. I have the same problem, where to put them all 😊
@@tinycraftlife I made a bunch of matchbox size Hogsmeade stores from HP. Inside and out. My fav is Gringotts and the shrieking shack.
@@Stizel-Swik Wow! They must be tiny but I bet they look wonderful! I would love to make one of the Hogsmeade stores😊
If I did that, I'd end up with no fingers!!! 😮 Seriously though, how clever, I love tiny things, they're just so cute❤❤❤
Thank you so much!💕Glad you like them. It was not the cleverest idea to use an exacto / stanley knife. Unfortunately that was the only one I had at that time. Luckily I've got better tools now 😊
Wow! I never would have been able to figure out how to build these. Awesome job!
Thank you very much 😄💕
Very clever and so cute!
Thank you very much💕
You are so creative and this is so relaxing to watch!
Thank you so much 💕😊I'm glad you enjoyed watching it
Cool! I loved making things for my Barbie house when I was little. I’m always looking at how things might be used.
Thank you very much 😊💕 It's so much fun to make minis from odd materials.
Oh My God ...OH MY GOD ... O H - M Y - G O D !! 😲 😲 😲...👍👍👍...
Thank you 😊💕
Simply AMAZING ,sometimes you look at things & knowing that they could be perfect for something if only you knew what &
you don’t keep them But you & your amazing talent shows us what we didn’t see
& not forgetting your skill with the Stanley knife !! I’d have cut off the thing I was trying to keep & properly cut myself first
Thank you for sharing & inspiring us to see looking beyond what is in front of us into what is possible from our own imagination ❤
Ooh & you’ve got a new subscriber
Thank you so much and thank you for subscribing! very much appreciated 💕😊 I think I need to get myself better tools 😄
Incredible 👏👏👏
Thank you very much 💕😊
I am in awe of your ability and crestivity!! I am looking at my Kitchenaid mixer right now and you have totally nailed it with your miniature! All of these are amazing. I am not at all skilled to make most crafts, but I love watching, and thinking just some day, I will make something like this. Until then, I have found my channel to watch and learn! Thank you for sharing your talents.
Thank you so much and thank you for watching! I'm glad you like the video 😊💕
Your video made me smile! Someday I'll try to make a miniature.
😊I'm so happy to hear that. I think you will enjoy making miniatures.
Absolutely amazing.
Thank you so much 😊💕
@@tinycraftlife 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Wow, I love upcycled stuff, you are so talented! New sub!
Thank you and thank you so much for subscribing! 💕😊 It means a lot
The hardest part is waiting for it to dry between steps!! 😂 Bravo 👏
Thank you 😊💕
Love the creativity - try getting a "hot string" styrofoam cutter to cut those plastic pieces faster and more safely.!!!
Thank you! I will have to invest in that cutter 💕😊
Oh my! This is the first of your videos that I’ve seen. I am in awe 😮 So impressed with how you do this. I can’t even look at an empty paper towel roll and come up with something creative to do with it 😄 I hope you don’t mind, but I will be binge watching your content now. Thank you for sharing your talent with us 🥰
Thank you 💕😊I'm glad you liked the video and I hope you enjoy the others too 😄I welcome you to my channel 💕💕
You put a smile on my face. Than you
I'm glad you liked the video😊😊💕
Who would've thought
eh?
Amazing!
😄Thank you 💕😊
Too clever! Wow!
Thank you very much 💕😊
I couldn't subscribe fast enough!!
Thank you so so much! 😄💕💕
I don't have the patience or skills to make any of these, but I truly enjoyed watching the process 💕
Thank you😊💕
Nice i enjoy making things
Thank you very much 😊💕
So incredible!!!!!!
Thank you very much 😊💕
I am so happy to have found your channel 🎉
Thank you and welcome😊💕
Absolutely amazing. I kèep containers of tiny metal & plastic things I can't bear to throw away because I know I can make things from them. You have reignited my excitement for tiny things. A tip - if you take apart an empty disposable BIC lighter, they have all sorts of interesting metal parts including 2 tiny springs. I use the springs to make kitchen whisks.
Thank you so much! 😄💕 I have kept a box full of items I also think I can use later on. Thank you for that BIC lighter tip!! would have never thought of using parts from it. Such a great idea 😊
Love this! Thanks
Thank you very much 😄💕
Cutting your small things so close to fingers! Please get cut resistant gloves maybe? Amazing ideas, thanks for sharing 🤩
Thank you and thank you for the great tip 💕😊 luckily have much better tools now😊
🎉brilliant 👏 🎉
Thank you very much 💕😄
So! I'm not the only one who sees bits of trash and sees them for the tiny treasures they really are! I am not insane and I'm not alone anymore lol!! Well 👏 done!🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦
Oh you are definitely not insane or alone 😄💕💕💕
@tinycraftlife Ha!ha!ha!-- but it's so nice to have confirmation, lol! 👍😃 Happy Crafting!!🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦
@@shendaraalshedir5403 😄💕
I do not need one more craft to learn, but it’s never a bad thing to see a creative genius! What a fun video! I really admire people like you. I call myself a mechanical artist, because I make stained glass. Anyone can learn technique. I love my cricut and sublimation printers. Love all the software. I can make. I cannot create like this! So jealous, in awe though!
Thank you very much! 💕😄 I think I am jealous of you! I love stained glass!! I wish I was able to use software and all these cool machines. I am so bad with technology but I do need to invest in better tools etc. Would love a 3D printer but Don't think that will ever happen 😂
@@tinycraftlife Thank you. That was nice. I wish you were near me, it is all way easier than it looks! My son is a computer engineer and I bought him the Creality Ender 3 3 D printer. He loves it. It is open source, which basically means the copyright holder, allows people to use change and study the software for any use. That’s really good for the rest of us because it just gets better with that many minds who are really interested in working on it. My son says it’s very easy to learn. There are a lot of videos out there and there are a lot of free software that help you create, the things you want to create. He makes me stuff for my cricut makes hangers for my mats. He makes toys. He makes speaker stands for his piano, all sorts of stuff. They are 160.00 on Amazon, which I know is a lot right now, but not unobtainable, like a 6k DTF printer! Good grief. I just keep converting printers🤣 They can’t keep us down! lol
I know someone who runs a local community electronics center that is donations based and has a 3D printer with the plastic "thread" rigged to go up across the ceiling. I remember a couple of years ago he had 3D printed pieces for some smaller more home based sized 3D printers and I think he may have donated a few of those to schools.
@@auroravegodsky9938 I need to do some research on this. It's such a good idea.
@@auroravegodsky9938 that is so cool!
👏👏👏👏👏. If my eyes weren’t such crap I’d love to try something like that. But no chance with these peepers 😂
Thank you 💕😄 Sorry to hear about your eyesight. It must be frustrating. Can you use any magnifiers?
Amazing steady patience 👋
Thank you 😊💕
I would do this kind of thing if I had the time ❤
😊💕 Unfortunately it is very time consuming
So well done❤❤❤❤
Thank you very much! 😊