I love your tutorials. I made the bed and it came out perfectly assembled following your instructions. I just made an individual bed. Keep up sharing your amazingly good work. Thank you!!!!
Brilliant! A wonderful bit of the sort of detail that makes or breaks a project. Now, to convince a student of mine, who happened to watch along with me, that the English aren't "weird" because they "talk strange" and have/had "messed up" electrical systems.............I think SOME people have to get out and see more of the world......................Thanks Julie!
Rude AND blinkered - he clearly hasn't noticed how America needs separate power sockets for small electrical (110-120v) & large electrical (220-240v), whereas the rest of the world manages to make our power outlets work just fine for ALL appliances.
Oh, I'd nary call him rude - just very ignorant of the world around him. There are still pockets of population in this country that have to be "coaxed" into civilization - thus the need for tutoring. Though it can feel like an uphill trudge at times!
There are MANY situations that the rest of the world (admirably) manages much better than the US. Its just getting the one who are afraid of the "different" to accept those solutions as viable. But enough of "those folk" and back on with my admiration of Julie's work!
I have watched several of your tutorials and enjoyed them all. You, by far, are the most professional of all I have viewed.
Thank you Jean, that is lovely to hear.
It's details like these which add the air of authenticity to miniatures. Well done, Julie.
Thank you Joanne.
Excellent Julie.
My goodness looks so realistic! Can't wait to see the finished product! 🤗
Thank you Marie.
Love the switch & sockets. Ilove watching you make these.
Thank you Dawn.
I love your tutorials. I made the bed and it came out perfectly assembled following your instructions. I just made an individual bed.
Keep up sharing your amazingly good work. Thank you!!!!
Thank you so much Mariza.
Brilliant! A wonderful bit of the sort of detail that makes or breaks a project.
Now, to convince a student of mine, who happened to watch along with me, that the English aren't "weird" because they "talk strange" and have/had "messed up" electrical systems.............I think SOME people have to get out and see more of the world......................Thanks Julie!
It really is the little details that add to a project. As for your student, how awfully rude!
Rude AND blinkered - he clearly hasn't noticed how America needs separate power sockets for small electrical (110-120v) & large electrical (220-240v), whereas the rest of the world manages to make our power outlets work just fine for ALL appliances.
Oh, I'd nary call him rude - just very ignorant of the world around him. There are still pockets of population in this country that have to be "coaxed" into civilization - thus the need for tutoring. Though it can feel like an uphill trudge at times!
There are MANY situations that the rest of the world (admirably) manages much better than the US. Its just getting the one who are afraid of the "different" to accept those solutions as viable. But enough of "those folk" and back on with my admiration of Julie's work!
Love it!!! thank you Julie. xoxo
Thank you Rossy.
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Do you ever use real electric wire?
Only for wiring in working electricals, but I suppose that would work for this project.
😂🤣the house I am living in now has these light switches 😹😹they are made out of baker light (not sure of the spelling)😳😹😹
We have one like it too in the cupboard where our boiler is!