Once again your video has sparked a wonderful memory from my past; I am amazed at how frequently it happens. I was a child in the 60's and my Grandmother had a tiny toaster. Not doll house scale, but perhaps around 4" tall. There was an ivory slice and a brown slice of bread and they were salt and pepper shakers! I loved it so much. I don't know what happened to it after my grandparents passed, but I imagine they went to a cousin, as I know none of my siblings have it. Amazing how a 16 minute video can bring back a memory and make me smile! You ladies always make my day.
Another wonderful video! Fleur your mothers new doll houses are beautiful. It’s so nice to see three generations with same interests. I so look forward to your videos. Keep up your work. Lots of love from Diane in upstate New York ❤
Wonderful to watch as you aways are. Lovely that those pieces made with such care and thought are going to live on in your houses. Nanny Caboodlers new houses are stunning and the portrait above the fireplace… wow. 💛🧡🤎
I find it amazing how some of these old dolls house miniatures survive for so many years without getting lost or damaged. The plates of food take me back to the time when I made food packets out of empty cardboard tea boxes for my lundby miniatures - they weren't great but were thrown out many years ago. I used to make things out of cardboard as a child and I think I would have loved all of these miniature furniture kits that you can buy to put together if they had been around then.
Liked the potted flowers, very colourful and makes the connection to the natural beauty of the outside environment that you bring to us with your beautiful pics of nature.
Nice unboxing, ladies. I call the peg a clothes pin. The silverware reminds me of some Barbie Doll plasticware that I had as a child. Absolutely love Nanny's dollhouse.
So much pleasure to see the way you unbox items, with the discussion of possible designations for them to dwell in. I'm sure at some point, we will see which house wins.
I suspect that the silver thing that you weren't sure about is a baton, possibly for an 11" Barbie. I had that piece many years ago and she held it by sliding her fingers into the small rectangular opening in the center. It's so fun to see our childhoods come flooding back on these unboxings!
Another great unboxing, all the little miniatures are so adorable. I loved all the dolls houses they are beautiful, your family is so talented and great at crafting. I enjoy watching so much 💕
I had that little toaster and a slice of toast. It was one of my favorite things. My 7 year old grand daughter has it now with her mama's dollhouse that I built when she was little. I love the continuity of dollhouse lovers in families. Great unboxing!!
Another lovely video and such a joy to watch and see all the lovely things.I l9ved the tiny plates of food and cafe menu.They must have been made and treasured by a parent and child and are a snapshot of a child's life.Remember making tiny things with sourdough in the 70s with my Mum in the Summer holidays.Nannys houses look beautiful already and full of such treasures!
I love the small plates that somebody has drawn ; always the best . I remember making loads of poncho's for my dolls in the 60's from my mums sewing scraps and thinking I was Biba or could be . But then I also thought ; if I tried very hard , that I might be able to fly . Imagination is the favourite part of my whole body.
Fleur & Kate, what a wonderful tradition to pass this dolls houses/miniatures passion to the next generation, it is absolutely lovely! I’ve started to collect miniatures and am looking for a vintage doll house now. Thank you for sharing all your videos, which makes me feel like I’m right there with you! Best wishes always!
All the rooms look so cozy and inviting. I had to stop video and find the miniature toaster I have complete with 2 pieces of yellow bread. It’s probably from the 1960’s. Tiny treasures, and memories. Thanks.
What an interesting collection in this unboxing. Love the home-made cafe plates of food, can just imagine mum and daughter making those 😊. Great to see and hear your joy as you both uncover a new 'find'. Looking forward to seeing you find the perfect spot for each of them. Have a great week.
Love watching you two!! The wonder and excitement you bring to the unveiling is so fun! I enjoy your categorization by year. I loved Nanny Caboodler’s House, it reminded me of my mothers arrangement! 🏠
The plated foods and menu reminds me of restaurants that display what is on their menu with hand painted food examples in their window. You could create a small diner with that lot!
I got my doll's house in 1960 and it came with the very same toaster(and toast), phone and a plate of food with a knife attached :) I so wish I still had it now.
What a lovely collection of mini doll house items. I must admit i do love these opening up and showing whats inside your wrapped up collections. Things you've received and bought. Those hand drawn plates of food were adorable. If you don't ever use those, you could make some very cute lapel badges out of them. You could cover in resin to protect them. 😊 Just an idea. Its a shame not to use them. The house you showed at the end looks so lovely. As always a very entertaining post. Thank you ladies. X
The rose of those cute flower pots looks like a tulip to me. The petals are folded a bit like a rose, but the leaves and stem look much more tulip like. I'm such a plant nerd. 🤦 The pole with the knobs on the end and the handle in the middle, reminds me of a piece from a late 60s to mid 70s Barbie accessory. It was a baton for the girls who twirled batons and would march with marching bands for sports contests or parades. I don't know if that was much of a thing across the pond or not, but I seem to remember getting one with a Skipper doll, an early teen Barbie family member, back in that time. Really fun mix of pieces in this unboxing.
Lovely lot of nice bit in that parcel. I have been looking for a candle holder like that to take a mould from and hav'nt been able to find one the right size but that would be perfect. You lucky girls. stay safe and keep well.
The whats that silver stick is a twirling baton for a fashion doll. The toaster and roll with bun molded on plate is Barton. The oil lamp is a 1960-70s gumball machine prize. Your flowers in pots c 1945-55 by the looks of the plastic.
I have that exact bread platter. I remember having it in the 1970s, but I don't know if it's older. I also have that toaster. My piece of toast fell into the toaster and I can't get it out. :( . Again the toaster I got in the late 1970s. I have actually tried to use my bread platter recently, but can't find the best place for it yet.
i think you could use an alcohol ink to age the silverware. Ranger's Tim Holtz Alcohol Inks have several shades that may work. (i'm not an advert - just use these inks & think they'd work). adore your doll house - so many amazing minatures.
We had that plastic round sliced bread/knife/board. It was large compared to the Lundby plates of food we had. I'm curious to know who made it. As I watch, recognise and research various familiar items that pop up on your channel I realise we had a real mix of brands/eras in our doll's house 🙂
That metal bar could be a curtain rail.. Or as there are a lot of kitchen things, it could be the bar thar goes in front of a coal and wood cooker. If you look up Bilbaina.. You will see exactly what I mean. Normally you put your kitchen cloth there so it's warm, and the large metal tools used to keep up the fire in the cooker. They are still used in some old houses here in north spain, the new versions are very expensive... I WANTED ONE... but far too expensive..
Kate and Fleur can you help these two thank you Alcyoneus 9 hours ago I have the same question! I love miniatures and have some I’d like to send Kate & Fleur. susan mcgowan 11 hours ago Where can I send you some miniature gifts
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Watching your video's makes me so happy and calm , thank you Fleur and Kate ❤️
Some of the finest things come in the smallest packages. Very cute!! Can't wait to see the project with all the plants and flowers. 🪴🌷😊
Whenever I am in need of some warm, cosy, wholesome vibes, you two are the perfect remedy for what ails my soul. Keep on being just the way you are
Oh the joy in your voices ,how little things can bring such happiness is a joy to watch !
Once again your video has sparked a wonderful memory from my past; I am amazed at how frequently it happens. I was a child in the 60's and my Grandmother had a tiny toaster. Not doll house scale, but perhaps around 4" tall. There was an ivory slice and a brown slice of bread and they were salt and pepper shakers! I loved it so much. I don't know what happened to it after my grandparents passed, but I imagine they went to a cousin, as I know none of my siblings have it. Amazing how a 16 minute video can bring back a memory and make me smile! You ladies always make my day.
Another wonderful video! Fleur your mothers new doll houses are beautiful. It’s so nice to see three generations with same interests. I so look forward to your videos. Keep up your work. Lots of love from Diane in upstate New York ❤
Oh the doll house at the end is just to die for 💖💖so beautifully arranged, I see were you lady's get your talent 😊
Lovely new mini's, nanny's house is beautiful!
Nice little lot of treasures. The child's hand drawn food plates are adorable.❤
Wonderful to watch as you aways are. Lovely that those pieces made with such care and thought are going to live on in your houses. Nanny Caboodlers new houses are stunning and the portrait above the fireplace… wow. 💛🧡🤎
Great Show Today !!!
I find it amazing how some of these old dolls house miniatures survive for so many years without getting lost or damaged. The plates of food take me back to the time when I made food packets out of empty cardboard tea boxes for my lundby miniatures - they weren't great but were thrown out many years ago. I used to make things out of cardboard as a child and I think I would have loved all of these miniature furniture kits that you can buy to put together if they had been around then.
Three generations of doll houses - you are truly blessed!
Lovely little treasures , I adore the new house great buy nanny caboodler 💕💕💕
Your Grandmother chose well, what a beautiful dolls house 🏡🥰
Hello there ladies!! I needed a video from y’all today! Thank you!❤❤❤
Well done ladies
Liked the potted flowers, very colourful and makes the connection to the natural beauty of the outside environment that you bring to us with your beautiful pics of nature.
Nice unboxing, ladies. I call the peg a clothes pin. The silverware reminds me of some Barbie Doll plasticware that I had as a child. Absolutely love Nanny's dollhouse.
Awesomeness both unboxing and nanny caboodlers dolls house. Take care and thank you very much for sharing 😍🙏❤️
Love watching your videos; always interesting & inspiring. Thanks for sharing.
So much pleasure to see the way you unbox items, with the discussion of possible designations for them to dwell in. I'm sure at some point, we will see which house wins.
I suspect that the silver thing that you weren't sure about is a baton, possibly for an 11" Barbie. I had that piece many years ago and she held it by sliding her fingers into the small rectangular opening in the center. It's so fun to see our childhoods come flooding back on these unboxings!
I was going to say it looks like a Barbie size baton too!
Another great unboxing, all the little miniatures are so adorable. I loved all the dolls houses they are beautiful, your family is so talented and great at crafting. I enjoy watching so much 💕
I absolutely Love sharing in your delight as you open these mystery packages! Thank you so much for bring us these moments of joy ❤😊
That was a great lot. 😊. What a bargain and so much fun as well. 😊
Fleur and Kate, What treasures you are! It so warms my heart every time you post a video! ❤
I had that little toaster and a slice of toast. It was one of my favorite things. My 7 year old grand daughter has it now with her mama's dollhouse that I built when she was little. I love the continuity of dollhouse lovers in families. Great unboxing!!
I love every minute of this video, thank you😊
Another lovely video and such a joy to watch and see all the lovely things.I l9ved the tiny plates of food and cafe menu.They must have been made and treasured by a parent and child and are a snapshot of a child's life.Remember making tiny things with sourdough in the 70s with my Mum in the Summer holidays.Nannys houses look beautiful already and full of such treasures!
I love the unboxing and absolutely love nanny Caboodlers dolls house, what a beauty inside and out, what an inspiration.
Great job ladies love that you have all these dollhouse s
That box looks like it was put together by a child. How sweet!
I love the small plates that somebody has drawn ; always the best . I remember making loads of poncho's for my dolls in the 60's from my mums sewing scraps and thinking I was Biba or could be . But then I also thought ; if I tried very hard , that I might be able to fly . Imagination is the favourite part of my whole body.
Wonderful. Thank you both so much.
Another wonderful treasure unboxing 😊 thank you ❤😊
Fleur & Kate, what a wonderful tradition to pass this dolls houses/miniatures passion to the next generation, it is absolutely lovely! I’ve started to collect miniatures and am looking for a vintage doll house now. Thank you for sharing all your videos, which makes me feel like I’m right there with you! Best wishes always!
Good luck with your dollhouse.
@@sticklebacksummer 💝
I absolutely love everything ❤
Nanny Caboodler's dolls houses are beautiful!
Your doll house videos are so fun to watch! I loved the child's tiny handmade food!
All the rooms look so cozy and inviting. I had to stop video and find the miniature toaster I have complete with 2 pieces of yellow bread. It’s probably from the 1960’s. Tiny treasures, and memories. Thanks.
This child’s’s food & dishes are the sweetest treasures yet!
Ах, какая прелесть! How touching it is - someone did it manually, tried!
Lovely, please can we see a garden soon xxx
What an interesting collection in this unboxing. Love the home-made cafe plates of food, can just imagine mum and daughter making those 😊. Great to see and hear your joy as you both uncover a new 'find'. Looking forward to seeing you find the perfect spot for each of them. Have a great week.
Thank you👍❤ So sweet
love the unboxing, thank you
Nanny house is lovely, such a great house ,it’s in great shape.
Really nice
I have a little toaster like that, my Grandmother gave it me around 1990 when I got my doll's house with a 1970s plastic doll family too.
Purple clover is what that is.
What a gorgeous little collection, I love the cutlery. Granny Caboodlers doll house is amazing! 😀💗 x
Men can have their sports,I'll take dollhouses any day over watching sports.
The flowers are so pretty and all the mini foods are adorable!
All wonderful pieces!
Wow on the Dollhouses 🌻Thank You🦋🙋♀️
Love watching you two!! The wonder and excitement you bring to the unveiling is so fun! I enjoy your categorization by year. I loved Nanny Caboodler’s House, it reminded me of my mothers arrangement! 🏠
The pink potted flower could be a tulip 🌷🌷🌷
I agree
Cute toaster was my favourite.
Lovely!
I enjoyed that! the little paper café food was adorable! I just like ANYTHING you ladies do! kindest regards, k
The plated foods and menu reminds me of restaurants that display what is on their menu with hand painted food examples in their window. You could create a small diner with that lot!
I got my doll's house in 1960 and it came with the very same toaster(and toast), phone and a plate of food with a knife attached :) I so wish I still had it now.
I think the double dish pewter is a vegetable dish. Love your videos ❣️
or perhaps a candy dish?
The play restaurant stuff seems like a kids play house. Like when kids play grown up with a play kitchen.
What a lovely collection of mini doll house items. I must admit i do love these opening up and showing whats inside your wrapped up collections. Things you've received and bought. Those hand drawn plates of food were adorable. If you don't ever use those, you could make some very cute lapel badges out of them. You could cover in resin to protect them. 😊
Just an idea. Its a shame not to use them.
The house you showed at the end looks so lovely. As always a very entertaining post. Thank you ladies. X
How exciting would love to see a old style greenhouse/conservatory with all those cool flowers ❤ love the cute little toaster
Thank you for sharing
Delightful as always.
❤
I had the same toaster and kettle in my 70s Lundby dollshouse. How lovely.
The rose of those cute flower pots looks like a tulip to me. The petals are folded a bit like a rose, but the leaves and stem look much more tulip like. I'm such a plant nerd. 🤦
The pole with the knobs on the end and the handle in the middle, reminds me of a piece from a late 60s to mid 70s Barbie accessory. It was a baton for the girls who twirled batons and would march with marching bands for sports contests or parades. I don't know if that was much of a thing across the pond or not, but I seem to remember getting one with a Skipper doll, an early teen Barbie family member, back in that time.
Really fun mix of pieces in this unboxing.
There was an 80s Barbie with a baton like that too
@@SusanYeske701 I didn't know they made them into the 80s, excellent! 😃
This is so adorable to see your newest finds… like the little toaster most
Love the little flowers! 🌻🌻🌻
This unboxing was so much fun!
Going to mention Doll house dilemma’s channel for those of you who enjoy the doll house “dressing and making” videos😊
Lovely lot of nice bit in that parcel. I have been looking for a candle holder like that to take a mould from and hav'nt been able to find one the right size but that would be perfect. You lucky girls. stay safe and keep well.
The silver looking thing with the handle in the middle looked like the bottom of a window blind
Lovely as usual :) Possible idea for the jugs...paint over the heart to make it look like moss and then use them for the green house?
The whats that silver stick is a twirling baton for a fashion doll. The toaster and roll with bun molded on plate is Barton. The oil lamp is a 1960-70s gumball machine prize. Your flowers in pots c 1945-55 by the looks of the plastic.
Beautiful 👍❤💖
loved this!!!
Longer silver rod thing, maybe a curtain rod? Put a pin in the middle a little curtain one on each side?? 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
I don’t know what it is but it looks like a Barbie twirling baton?? Great idea to use it as a curtain rod! 😊
I think that ":Rose:" is actually a tulip due to the shape of the leaves.
You could use your molyput to make egg for the egg cup and paint it
At 15:40 Nanny Caboodlers dog must be a mastiff it's so big.
I have that exact bread platter. I remember having it in the 1970s, but I don't know if it's older. I also have that toaster. My piece of toast fell into the toaster and I can't get it out. :( . Again the toaster I got in the late 1970s. I have actually tried to use my bread platter recently, but can't find the best place for it yet.
i think you could use an alcohol ink to age the silverware. Ranger's Tim Holtz Alcohol Inks have several shades that may work. (i'm not an advert - just use these inks & think they'd work). adore your doll house - so many amazing minatures.
Thought you were going to say drink alcohol before next episode; that would really be a sight to behold.
Thank you for that tip, that is very useful :)
I`m not sure youtube would like that! haha :)
Love miniatures!
Great unboxing fun!
The one bar looks to be a curtain rod?
We had that plastic round sliced bread/knife/board. It was large compared to the Lundby plates of food we had. I'm curious to know who made it.
As I watch, recognise and research various familiar items that pop up on your channel I realise we had a real mix of brands/eras in our doll's house 🙂
Wow !!
😊😊😊😊😊😊
That metal bar could be a curtain rail.. Or as there are a lot of kitchen things, it could be the bar thar goes in front of a coal and wood cooker. If you look up Bilbaina.. You will see exactly what I mean. Normally you put your kitchen cloth there so it's warm, and the large metal tools used to keep up the fire in the cooker. They are still used in some old houses here in north spain, the new versions are very expensive... I WANTED ONE... but far too expensive..
Where can I send you some miniature gifts
I have the same question! I love miniatures and have some I’d like to send Kate & Fleur. 💝💝
Where do you buy your lots from?
Its the same as the shell dishes I ssent you but my one was a single.
That’s a Black-eyed Susan not a Sunflower😉 the Black-eyed Susan is the state flower of Maryland where I lived for nineteen years. 🙂
How would you do a bathroom?
Not sure but we would like to one day, perhaps for the mudlarking house :)
@theminiatureworldofkitcabo1633 that would be so awesome. Love love your crafting.
Kate and Fleur can you help these two thank you
Alcyoneus
9 hours ago
I have the same question! I love miniatures and have some I’d like to send Kate & Fleur.
susan mcgowan
11 hours ago
Where can I send you some miniature gifts