These are amazing! Thanks so much! If you wanted to use acetate, could you score a line in the corner pieces to tuck it in or would that not give enough surface area for the glue?
Hi Julie, the lanterns are lovely, I love the little candles , I have some candlesticks that need candles and your tutorial has given me an idear for those. Could I ask for some advice please , could you tell me what to make chimney breasts out of, and have you done a tutorial on how to make and fix the chimney breast. I hope you don't mind me asking Julie x
Thanks Julie, I'm glad you're going to have a go at the candles. For the chimney breast, take a look through my Dolls House Diary Tutorials for The Study, where I show you how to build and attach one. :)
Glueing with the grain in opposite directions would actually make it stronger. That's how Plywood is made. Each sheet has the grain running in the opposite direction to the next sheet.
really very nice lanterns
Thanks so much 😊
Love these. Thank you for helping to add another beautiful element to my Dollhouse! ❤
Thanks DeLana. :)
More inspiration! There are times when I seem to get "Julie Warren" inspiration overload...........but I love it! Thank you
Thank you George. xx
Awesome job! Thank you!!!
These little lanterns and candles are so sweet Julie, tfs x Julie
You are very welcome. :)
New subbie 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 hello from the big Apple. I love your video. Want to see more 🙌🏼
Hello and thank you for joining me.
They're gorgeous.
Thanks Amanda.
I LOVE these! I’m going to make some for my witch’s dollhouse.
Absolutely love this 😀
Thank you. :)
OMG Julie!!!...those look amazing in the fireplace...I Love them!🥰
Thank you. :)
I recently found your channel, thank you for your projects
You are very welcome. :)
Beautiful. I just love the look of miniatures. Thank you for sharing your process.
Thank you Debbie, you are very welcome. :)
Precious as always! Thank you Julie.
Thanks Beth. xx
Thanks, Julie! Another inspiring blog!
You are so welcome!
Oh these are just so cute - I love them! ❤️👍🏻
Thank you, Kath. xx
These are so cute julie I love them x
Thank you so much.
Very, very nice. These lanterns are adorable. Thank You for this tutorial😊
You are very welcome. I'm glad you like them.
I brought myself 1 of those little hand drills they are brilliant my favourite tool lol. The lanterns would be great in a Halloween 🎃 house too x
The little drills, or pin drills as they're sometimes called, are a great little tool. The lanterns would be great as part of a Halloween display! :)
Can u display the link here for the drill
I love this tutorial! The lanterns came out perfectly. Looking forward to making them for my dollhouse.😃❤️
Thanks Vivian, I hope you'll have fun with them. xx
As always a lovely miniature make, thank you Julie. My list is getting longer with every tutorial x
Thanks Alison. My list has now turned into a book! :)
Beautiful !
Thank you.
So cute❤👍tfs
Thank you! 🤗
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Cute. :D
Thanks.
Absolutely adorable. Do you think the large one could be added to a pole and base to make a street lamp for pre-electricity times?
Yes, I'm sure it could! That's a lovely idea.
These are amazing! Thanks so much! If you wanted to use acetate, could you score a line in the corner pieces to tuck it in or would that not give enough surface area for the glue?
I just discovered this tutorial and love it!! What size thread did you use for the wicks? You are so talented!!
Thank you. It's just an everyday sewing thread. :)
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Hi Julie, the lanterns are lovely, I love the little candles , I have some candlesticks that need candles and your tutorial has given me an idear for those.
Could I ask for some advice please , could you tell me what to make chimney breasts out of, and have you done a tutorial on how to make and fix the chimney
breast.
I hope you don't mind me asking Julie x
Thanks Julie, I'm glad you're going to have a go at the candles. For the chimney breast, take a look through my Dolls House Diary Tutorials for The Study, where I show you how to build and attach one. :)
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Thanks Dianne.
I have looked in the transcripts but can’t find sizes of the squares for top and bottom
They are there Janet, I think they're called Top and Base
What size is the wood please in the squares
Have another look at the cutting list, you'll find all the sizes there.
Thankyou I went through all the transcript senior moment thanks I love all your work everything u do
But I’m still struggling how to plan my lighting how do u know where you want table lamps wall light etc
@@janetcrompton2109 it’s a good idea to make a floor plan of where you’ll have your furniture, then you can work out where you want the lamps etc.
Glueing with the grain in opposite directions would actually make it stronger. That's how Plywood is made. Each sheet has the grain running in the opposite direction to the next sheet.
I like the look of it with the grain in the same direction. Plus, they don't need to be strong, they're not supporting any weight.
Where is the subtitles?
You need to press CC.
It's the same with every video - you need to press the CC button for the subtitles to appear.
I did tried turn on cc many times and not work.