Fantastic. I am trying to make my first dollhouse (or should I say, an outback shack). I am hoping to replicate the home my mother grew up in. It was built in the twenties and I was wondering how to attempt a sliding vertical window and voila I came upon your site today. I will have to watch your whole project now as it looks very impressive. What an undertaking. Thank you for sharing. Cheers from Robyn in Western Australia ❤
Hi Robyn! Making your Mothers childhood home is going to be awesome!! I would love to see it. Try this video for windows. It helped me so much! Tiny Miniature Things (TMt) th-cam.com/video/lsohttWDZho/w-d-xo.htmlsi=uBPF3b9vr2f9Qoho I am actually very excited to work on this project in 2024. Thank you for watching!! XOXO Heather
This is really nice and I started watching RichMiniatures channel and just love those guys. I now have so many more videos popping up on my feed which is great. Thank you for sharing ❤😊
Great video, trying my hand at making the windows. I am building a NOT screen-accurate Grimmauld Place from the Harry Potter books. Trying to figure out how to make the windows and the Georgian architecture is a learning adventure. The house has windows similar to the Bennet house so I will have to adapt a bit, but this has been very helpful. Thank You. Jenn.
Amazing! I can't believe you cut out all those little window divisions! I have made some lattice windows, but I use black matte 1/8" art tape, and just overlap the long lines. I would go bonkers cutting out every little division! ❤
Happy New Year Siennaflower! I bet the lattice windows are pretty. I have actually seen people use black electric tape to give that look in life size. It is very cool! Heather
Hello, great tutorial, they are called sash windows, they work with a weight and a cord/rope thats buried inside the frame and wall each side of frame, Happy New Year and Best wishes from Yorkshire England 🇬🇧 😊
Hello Diane64yorks! Those rope/cord windows are my favorite. So pretty. Thank you so much for commenting and watching. Happy New Year from W. Virginia! Heather
These windows are gorgeous! And of course functional windows are the dream! Unfortunately there’s no way that I would have the patience (or the skill) To re-create these.
Hi @kimsimpson1274! I would love it if you shared your windows with me. So fun to see what everyone does. I actually could not find the video I used as a reference for the longest time. Finally found it! Whew! I updated the description and here is the link for you: Tiny Miniature Things (TMt) th-cam.com/video/lsohttWDZho/w-d-xo.htmlsi=uBPF3b9vr2f9Qoho Thanks for being a part of this project! Heather
I absolutely will. I'm remodeling a Greenleaf Arthur house into a farmhouse style yarn shop. I did one double hung window, but not happy with it. (I was winging it) Your method looks more streamlined and finished so nicely. Looking forward to redoing the one and continuing the others with your method :)@@LoveTheLittleHouseMiniatures
Hello @bigdreamer02! Augh! It's not there!! So sorry, I updated the description with the link. But here it is for you: www.patreon.com/posts/bennet-house-96551011 Thank you for catching that. Heather
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love your new intro! 😍 So glad youre posting again!
The intro is amazing and was created by my beautiful editor and daughter!
Fantastic. I am trying to make my first dollhouse (or should I say, an outback shack). I am hoping to replicate the home my mother grew up in. It was built in the twenties and I was wondering how to attempt a sliding vertical window and voila I came upon your site today. I will have to watch your whole project now as it looks very impressive. What an undertaking. Thank you for sharing. Cheers from Robyn in Western Australia ❤
Hi Robyn! Making your Mothers childhood home is going to be awesome!! I would love to see it. Try this video for windows. It helped me so much! Tiny Miniature Things (TMt) th-cam.com/video/lsohttWDZho/w-d-xo.htmlsi=uBPF3b9vr2f9Qoho
I am actually very excited to work on this project in 2024. Thank you for watching!! XOXO Heather
Love the windows! Love the video❤glad you’re posting again!
Welcome back Rosenicolas228! I am honestly trying to get a real schedule, I promise! lol!
Heather
Cool video! I hope you finish your dollhouse!
Thanks @TheMyriadTruths! Actually working on the next one now. I finally have the time to do this. Happiness!
Heather
This is really nice and I started watching RichMiniatures channel and just love those guys. I now have so many more videos popping up on my feed which is great. Thank you for sharing ❤😊
Great video, trying my hand at making the windows. I am building a NOT screen-accurate Grimmauld Place from the Harry Potter books. Trying to figure out how to make the windows and the Georgian architecture is a learning adventure. The house has windows similar to the Bennet house so I will have to adapt a bit, but this has been very helpful. Thank You. Jenn.
So glad it helped!
Awesome video! Can’t wait to try making those windows.
Thank you!!
Great tutorial! Love the P&P concept (I am a big Austen fan). Can't wait for future videos.
Hello @skyewench! Welcome to my project and there will be more to come in 2024. I finally have the time.
Heather
Amazing! I can't believe you cut out all those little window divisions! I have made some lattice windows, but I use black matte 1/8" art tape, and just overlap the long lines. I would go bonkers cutting out every little division! ❤
Happy New Year Siennaflower! I bet the lattice windows are pretty. I have actually seen people use black electric tape to give that look in life size. It is very cool!
Heather
Hello, great tutorial, they are called sash windows, they work with a weight and a cord/rope thats buried inside the frame and wall each side of frame,
Happy New Year and Best wishes from Yorkshire England 🇬🇧 😊
Hello Diane64yorks! Those rope/cord windows are my favorite. So pretty. Thank you so much for commenting and watching. Happy New Year from W. Virginia!
Heather
Thank you for sharing.
Hi @arleenfascilla2622! Thank YOU for watching!! Xoxo
Well that was awesome👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This is great tutorial on functional windows.
Thank you for the feedback! New to TH-cam tutorials, giving instructions is a lot hard than I thought. Happy New Year to you!
Heather
These windows are gorgeous! And of course functional windows are the dream! Unfortunately there’s no way that I would have the patience (or the skill) To re-create these.
Hi jenpink4298 and Happy New Year! I am learning as I go! Fake it till you make it! LOL!
Heather
😍 awsome its going to be really nice
Thank you @scrappingmummo5977. Are you a fellow scrapbooker?
Heather
Amazing!
Fantastic! And I want to try making the windows, but I can not seem to find the template. Can you help?
Here is the link! www.patreon.com/posts/96551011
Let me know if you have any questions.
Heather
Great tutorial!!! Going to try doing mine with your method. You also mentioned you'd give a link to a guy's video that helped you??
Hi @kimsimpson1274! I would love it if you shared your windows with me. So fun to see what everyone does.
I actually could not find the video I used as a reference for the longest time. Finally found it! Whew! I updated the description and here is the link for you: Tiny Miniature Things (TMt) th-cam.com/video/lsohttWDZho/w-d-xo.htmlsi=uBPF3b9vr2f9Qoho
Thanks for being a part of this project!
Heather
I absolutely will. I'm remodeling a Greenleaf Arthur house into a farmhouse style yarn shop. I did one double hung window, but not happy with it. (I was winging it) Your method looks more streamlined and finished so nicely. Looking forward to redoing the one and continuing the others with your method :)@@LoveTheLittleHouseMiniatures
Yay!!
Thank you for the tutorial. ❤ But I can’t find the template to try this. Where can I find the link?
Hello @bigdreamer02! Augh! It's not there!! So sorry, I updated the description with the link. But here it is for you: www.patreon.com/posts/bennet-house-96551011
Thank you for catching that.
Heather
Is the music really necessary 🥴 if so turn it down a tad so it’s easier to hear….probably just me 🤷♀️
Hi @boniemann! Thanks for the feedback! We love the music! We will make sure we take the sound quality into consideration. Xoxo
Heather
I also prefer quieter music 😃
Hi @lunadargent5292, we are making the music quieter for future videos. It is a hard balance to find but we will get there!
Heather
Hi @SensiblyTina, I admit I have done the same for videos. We are working on a good balance. Thanks for the comment.
Heather