Well I guess that is my next project. That is the easiest chair tutorial I have seen. And you are such a sweet lady wishing all those who are suffering well. Just a really nice thing. Thank you for being you.
Best mini chair DIY ever! Simple instructions and easy construction. I will make this chair, for sure, and matching sofa using same technique, but will make legs more substantial. I may even use wood for bottom of chair to give it a little weight. Thank you for sharing.
My heart goes out to our brothers and sisters in Canada. Even where I live, in the U.S., we’ve had smoke from the wild fires. And the people of Hawaii, were praying for your recovery from such devastating losses.
Hi Pamela, I know the smoke as really affected our neighbours to the south this year. Forest fires are pretty common here, especially on the west coast, however this is as bad as I have ever seen them. Houses and even towns can be rebuilt but the loss of lives in Hawaii is heartbreaking.
@@MossyMozart We had a very dry winter this year and already there have been some fires (luckily they were contained quickly) so everyone is praying for lots of rain this spring!
Brilliant! So simple, yet so effective. So many miniaturists make SUCH a production out of something as simple, yet elegant as this. That is why I (almost religiously) follow you and two-three other crafters............thank you! And as an aside, thank you for your compassion - it seems we all need a bit now and then.
Thank you George! It is an honour to have you as a subscriber and to be listed in your fav 4. (I may be blushing a little ☺️) You are so right, the world could use a little more compassion and love for one another these days.💚
Oh my goodness, I don’t know why but haven’t been getting notice of this whole series, now have several to catch up on. I loved the farm house one so I’m sure will enjoy this one as well. I agree the fires have been wild this year even as far as Manitoba we are getting the smoke.
I love this chair and footstool. I need some for my 1930's farmhouse and this will be perfect!! Thanks for providing instructions for such an easy, yet nicely designed chair!
Hi Penny, long-time subscriber here, love your channel. I actually made this chair, but not without some confusion. It seems that in your description cutting list, you need to say to cut 2 backs, 2 bases, 2 seats, and 4 arms (not 2). Might save others some trouble in the future because it says to cut 1 of everything except the arms. Best wishes to you and thanks so much for all your wonderful videos.
@@deniselocke559 Hi Denise, thank you so much for catching that error. I appreciate that so much! I have made the change in the cutting instructions. Have an amazing day!💚
@@pennyssmallspaces Penny, so glad if my comment was helpful. I am also wondering - you have the seat depth 3mm shorter than the base depth - so the seat I just made doesn't come to the front of the base because it is 42mm instead of 45 like the base. I will have to remake it at 45mm, because I see in the video that your seat is the same depth as the base, yes? Which would make the dowel lengths also 45.
@@deniselocke559 Oh geez, you are right again! I had to pull out the chair and re-measure to be sure. If you watch that part of the video, I actually wrote 45mm on the piece so why I typed 42 is a mystery. Again my apologies! 🙈
@@pennyssmallspaces No problem, I still appreciate you, ha ha. I had made this chair about a year ago and didn't remember that I had had issues with the measurements. I'm making it again now, in faux white leather, and can't wait to see how it comes out. Thank u for your responses and all the wonderful work u do for us.
I appreciate that so much! Most of the fires are out now and people have begun to rebuild. Fires are quite common because there is so much forestry here but this year was especially bad.
That's what we were thinking. That we hadn't heard of so large a fire for you guys in proportion to the past. We actually smelled the smoke- the smoke blew down here some! @@pennyssmallspaces
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Well I guess that is my next project. That is the easiest chair tutorial I have seen. And you are such a sweet lady wishing all those who are suffering well. Just a really nice thing. Thank you for being you.
Thank you so much Gina, I am truly blessed to have such kind subscribers. 💚
Very nice, thorough, easy to understand video! No annoying background music!! Thank you from Texas!
Hello Texas! Thank you for the comment, and thank you for watching!💚
Best mini chair DIY ever! Simple instructions and easy construction. I will make this chair, for sure, and matching sofa using same technique, but will make legs more substantial. I may even use wood for bottom of chair to give it a little weight. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! I’m glad you like it! 😁
I love how you matched the plaid on the tiny chair. Designer effort. Great!
Thank you so much! It was a fun piece to make!
My heart goes out to our brothers and sisters in Canada. Even where I live, in the U.S., we’ve had smoke from the wild fires. And the people of Hawaii, were praying for your recovery from such devastating losses.
Hi Pamela, I know the smoke as really affected our neighbours to the south this year. Forest fires are pretty common here, especially on the west coast, however this is as bad as I have ever seen them. Houses and even towns can be rebuilt but the loss of lives in Hawaii is heartbreaking.
@@pennyssmallspaces - I had lots of wheezing. I kept my Proventil inhaler busy. I cannot imagine what it must have been like for Canadians!
@@MossyMozart We had a very dry winter this year and already there have been some fires (luckily they were contained quickly) so everyone is praying for lots of rain this spring!
Brilliant! So simple, yet so effective. So many miniaturists make SUCH a production out of something as simple, yet elegant as this. That is why I (almost religiously) follow you and two-three other crafters............thank you! And as an aside, thank you for your compassion - it seems we all need a bit now and then.
Thank you George! It is an honour to have you as a subscriber and to be listed in your fav 4. (I may be blushing a little ☺️) You are so right, the world could use a little more compassion and love for one another these days.💚
Oh my goodness, I don’t know why but haven’t been getting notice of this whole series, now have several to catch up on. I loved the farm house one so I’m sure will enjoy this one as well. I agree the fires have been wild this year even as far as Manitoba we are getting the smoke.
Darn algorithms 😂! Thank you for watching and I’m sorry for all the smoke!
thank you for the easy to follow instructions. completed my chair last night (made out of cardboard!) and turned out great for a first go :)
@@goodtobesmall This makes me so happy!!! Thank you for watching!💚
NICE! However mine needs to be bigger for my Ever After High dolls but not too big.
Thanks Briana! All of my dollhouse projects are 1:12 scale (at least so far!) I have never heard of Ever After High dolls. How big are they??
Excellent Finish Beautiful Result! YOU are so Neat and Orderly!The tiny clips are a great hack for painting multiple items! Thank you for sharing!!
Thank you so much, and thanks for watching!💚
Your skill and talent is just amazing! What a great video! Much appreciated, Kathleen
Thank you Kathleen!💚
I love this chair and footstool. I need some for my 1930's farmhouse and this will be perfect!! Thanks for providing instructions for such an easy, yet nicely designed chair!
Thank you Joni! I’m glad you like it!!
BEAUTIFUL JOB! Can't wait to try this. THANK YOU ❤
Thank YOU Wendy, for the kind words! I appreciate you!💚
🫶amazing… and you are so kind ❤
Thank you so much Sheri for all your lovely comments on my videos. I’m so happy you are enjoying them!💚
Thank you, will be making the super comfy chair to match the super elegant desk ❤
Thank you my friend! 🥰
just found your channel and subscribed! thanks for the detailed tutorials 🥰
Welcome to the channel! I’m happy to have you!!💚
This chair is so adorable!❤ I love all of your tutorials!
Thank you Pam! This one was so easy and I think it will fit well in the new study!
Hi Penny, long-time subscriber here, love your channel. I actually made this chair, but not without some confusion. It seems that in your description cutting list, you need to say to cut 2 backs, 2 bases, 2 seats, and 4 arms (not 2). Might save others some trouble in the future because it says to cut 1 of everything except the arms. Best wishes to you and thanks so much for all your wonderful videos.
@@deniselocke559 Hi Denise, thank you so much for catching that error. I appreciate that so much! I have made the change in the cutting instructions. Have an amazing day!💚
@@pennyssmallspaces Penny, so glad if my comment was helpful. I am also wondering - you have the seat depth 3mm shorter than the base depth - so the seat I just made doesn't come to the front of the base because it is 42mm instead of 45 like the base. I will have to remake it at 45mm, because I see in the video that your seat is the same depth as the base, yes? Which would make the dowel lengths also 45.
@@deniselocke559 Oh geez, you are right again! I had to pull out the chair and re-measure to be sure. If you watch that part of the video, I actually wrote 45mm on the piece so why I typed 42 is a mystery. Again my apologies! 🙈
@@pennyssmallspaces No problem, I still appreciate you, ha ha. I had made this chair about a year ago and didn't remember that I had had issues with the measurements. I'm making it again now, in faux white leather, and can't wait to see how it comes out. Thank u for your responses and all the wonderful work u do for us.
We had been praying for you- the fires.
I appreciate that so much! Most of the fires are out now and people have begun to rebuild. Fires are quite common because there is so much forestry here but this year was especially bad.
That's what we were thinking. That we hadn't heard of so large a fire for you guys in proportion to the past. We actually smelled the smoke- the smoke blew down here some! @@pennyssmallspaces
@@tinynina76 I heard that the smoke was a real problem down south. It’s amazing just how far it can travel!
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Your video sounded a bit off and grainy
I’m working on my voice-over game! I’ve done some tweaking on my microphone so hopefully it will get better! Thank you for the feedback.