I GLUED Lace & String to Dollhouse Furniture • Easy Miniature Makeover
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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Learn how to transform dollhouse furniture using simple techniques. I glued lace and string to a simple piece of mass produced furniture to make it look fancy. This technique makes the furniture look like it has carving and added detail.
You could use trim, stickers, beads, and other items with dimensions to get a similar look. You're only limited by your imagination.
I have been toiling away learning how to film and edit videos for RUclips. I have lots of projects planned ranging from abandoned miniatures to Dollar Tree Furniture makovers and easy DIY accessories. I also have a large Harry Potter build planned for 1" scale.
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I have been doing dollhouse miniatures for about 35 years and this just blew my mind! Absolutely stunning!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that
WOW that turned out beautiful. I like the lace addition and it made the piece pop out at you. Thanks for sharing and you have a wonderful day
Thank you so much! Now that I have more experience, I'd love to revisit this technique.
That idea turns out so lovely. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌹
Thank you! 😊
So Precious! Thank you kindly for sharing your Amazing ideas! 🥰♥️🏠
You are so welcome!
Divine, gorgeous, marvelous 🎉
Thank you! 😊
❤ gorgeous. I love seeing cheap furniture customised to give it elegance.
Thank you 😊
um the use of lace here is amazing!!!!!!
Thank you! I have a couple other ideas in mind to test this out on
A lovely transformation.
Thank you 😊
I think this is my favorite video that you've done so far! I love the creativity and the detail it adds to the furniture! Thanks for sharing. :)
Wow! Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed it 😁
I love what you did. I learned a lot. Thank you for teaching me.
You are so welcome! It's my pleasure
That is so pretty for a dollhouse I really love the way you did that I think I'm going to do that to some of my old doll furniture cuz I have so much detailed crochet teeny-tiny lace that could go on a dollhouse and then paint it thanks for sharing that it's beautiful and it makes it look very expensive to
That sounds like a great way to use all those tiny crochet pieces. Have fun :)
Your furniture looks fab. Thank you for sharing!
You are so welcome!
It turned out So Beautiful!! What a Wonderful Idea! Thank You!!
You are so welcome!
Brilliant, why didn’t I think of this way to embellish my furniture? Thank you so much for sharing.
You are so welcome!
I really like this idea. I may even have some decent lace ribbon. Hmmmmmm....
Go for it! It's really satisfying when you paint it and unify the look. I'll admit it looks a little strange before paint 😜
Thank you so much This will satisfy my beer budget champagne taste perfectly
Great to hear! Enjoy
oh that came out nice! I have used this technique with picture frames and glass jars❤ it's nice to see it applied to furniture pieces!
I've also used it on picture frames but never glass jars. That sounds awesome. What did you make?
@@queencityminis the glass jars are recycled decorative jars eventually I will coat them, when I get a break from my minis..lol
That's really cool
look beautiful . love your version .
Thank you 😊 I appreciate it
What a beautiful transformation! Thanks for sharing the idea!
You're welcome 🤗 I should do another furniture makeover soon.
This was a great restoration 🩵
Thank you 😊
@@queencityminis 🩵
This came out super elegant🥰
Thank you ☺️ I'd love to try this technique on plain furniture and try to make it look like carved wood.
One of the best tutorials I’ve ever watched!!! Thank you for your time and techniques.😊
Thank you so much! There's plenty more where that came from ☺️
You are so clever! That turned out great!
Thank you :) I have plans for more accessories using this technique.
This is super cool. Your narration in you videos is perfect.
Wow, thank you! The voiceover is the most time-consuming part.
Stunning!
Thank you :)
So creative! Love the color!
Thank you :) I really love Palladian Blue. I painted my old kitchen that color. I had leftover paint and I'm slowly using it up by painting minis.
Very clever! Looks awesome
Thank you 😊
Its gorgeous
Thank you 😊
Gorgeous ❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😊
I love your videos so much! They are always so informative and your voice is so calming and pleasant. Thank you for inspiration ❤
You're welcome 😊
This is amazing, thank you for sharing! ❤
My pleasure
Wow! What a cool effect! I love it. Awesome tips!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I love it !!!❤😊
Thank you ☺️
Really Too Great and Massive From you man
Thank you!
Wow! I wonder if this would work on a wall or ceiling for a hand-carved plastered ornamental moulding look. 🤔
I bet it would!
Ooooh, a ceiling medallion around the base of a light fixture or chandelier.
this is so cool, RUclips algorithm has finally brought me somewhere awesome.
I was wondering what made you choose fabric-tac. I would've thought to use Gorilla Glue so that the adhesive would stick to the wood better and Fabric-tac is usually used for fabric-on-fabric gluing. When gluing, do you want your lace piece to feel fully saturated with glue? Or more just tacky on the back?
Awesome! So glad you found my channel.
I started using Fabritac recently because Darkest Raven Designs was always using it for everything and I wanted to try it out. It holds quickly and bonds many materials. I've used it to attach fabric to multiple surfaces but I've also used it for gluing plastic to plastic, glass to wood and cardboard to cardboard. It's quickly become my new favorite glue. It can be a bit stringy but I really like how quickly it holds.
Fabritac is designed to avoid saturating fabric and showing through the front. I applied a small amount on the back making sure to cover all the surfaces of the lace so it would be firmly attached.
Wood glue takes a much longer time to set so I'm not sure how well it would work. If you try it, let me know!
Thank you
Love this! You are a genius and I have no idea where you get your ideas from but they are fantastic!
Thank you so much 😊 I have glued trim to wood to decorate miniature frames for art and realized it would work to embellish furniture, too.
My last comment was supposed to go with another vid you made- don't know how it got on this one...anyway, I love the results of this make over! The color is gorgeous!
Oh that's too funny!
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Thank you
Very, very pretty
Thank you! I'm starting a new project: a mini boutique in 1:12 scale. There will be lots of pretty things to come.
Oh, my goodness! You are so amazingly talented! How do you think of these things for so small a scale?! Awesome video.
Thank you! I feel like I have almost no ideas until I get started. Then I try some things until something works. My edited videos make it look like a linear process but it's trial and error.
I love this! I will definitely be trying it out 😊
Awesome! I'm sure it'll turn out great.
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Love it! By the way, I have the exact same Jim Pounder light :D
Thank you!
I love this lamp. It's absolutely gorgeous. I have a Jim Pounder floor lamp with a hanging silk shade. That's a unique one. A different artisan made the shade. I'll have to include it in a future haul video. It's awesome.
@queencityminis I absolutely love the pink lamp! I'd love to see the floor lamp! Was it ever uploaded?
Thank you for this video. Really helpful information!
You're welcome :) I'm glad you found it useful.
Pure genius! But WHERE did you get that pink lamp???
Earth & Tree Miniatures in Amherst NH! My favorite dollhouse store. www.earthntree.com
@@queencityminis thank you! I've gotten a few things from them many years ago. That lamp is adorable! I don't know if it's still in business but I use to get some of my Minis from dollshouse emporium UK/USA
@@Fur_ball I get almost everything from Earth & Tree and eBay.
@@queencityminis I may have to revisit that shop 😉
@@Fur_ball You should!
Please make a tutorial on how to create those sofas
I didn't make them. Sorry!
@@queencityminis but i'm sure you can 😊