A Guided Tour Of My Dolls House
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ม.ค. 2021
- What do you do when you have run out of wall space for your paintings and have no sofas left for cushins, when relatives and friends have "home made gift fatigue"? Well, Sharon took to doing it all over again, but in miniature. If you enjoy crafting, stitching, painting and sculpting, this video should be of interest to you. Join Sharon as she takes you on a room by room tour, from the Wizard's garret at the top of the house, to the kitchen on the lower floor. Sharon will then choose some of her favourite individual items and will explain their history and the mechanics of their creation. This will appeal to young and old alike.
Love love love the kitchen! 😍
Thank you! I really enjoyed making the little vegetables, breads and cakes. Thanks for watching. Xx
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My goodness absolutely genious ❤👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it. 🧡
Omgoodness! I'm not alone! I too have a massive issue 'just binning' anything with a remotely intriguing looking shape; that looks like it may possibly potentially be... something
Oh how funny! You too! I sit there sometimes with something in my hand turning it over and thinking about it… my husband now knows the signs. “Put it down”, he says. “You don’t need it, nothing to see here!” And we have a good giggle!
Thank you for such lovely comments. I have enjoyed it and I still am! I now want to turn one of the rooms into a wizards workroom. Watch this space! Thanks for watching😁
Wow! Wow! wow! what an amazing house you've created. those hat pins and necklaces are divine! It's such a lovely hobby, I'm currently restoring house no 3. ♥
Thank you. I’m not done with it yet! I have plans for a wizards work room now. Watch this space. Thanks for watching! X
Wanting a dollhouse requires no justification.
How true! Hugs xxxx
It studed in minimal details, studio, livingroom, ancien and delicate kitchen bedroom, very very fine 🔥
Thank you! Thank you for watching. 🥰
I loved this house from first sight of the half timbered exterior. I was astounded, starting with your exquisite painted ceiling and roof. Then all the mini stitching and crafting of items in the house left me speechless. I've never seen a finer dollhouse.
Just found your channel, I am a miniaturist to and have just started a fairy cottage.. I think this hobby gets under your skin so addictive 😍 thankyou for sharing your beautiful dollshouse its delightful 😊
Thank you. I love making small things. Have you seen my video about the Stump House.? I have just completed a Magic Tower and will be filming that soon. So keep an eye out. Let me know how the fairy cottage goes! You can get in touch through my website www.sharon@sharonhurst.co.uk
You are amazingly talented. Lovely and impressive dollhouse. 😍😍😍
Thank-you so much for taking time to comment. You are very kind. I love fiddling and inventing things!
Thank you for sharing! Love how imaginative everything is.
Thank you for your lovely comment. I enjoy creating a story for the people who live in the house! Thanks for watching. X
Oh Sharon, thank you so much for sharing this! .. I don't have a doll's house myself, but have always admired them..in fact, minature ANYTHING makes my heart sing!
Like you, I made my own little rooms out of boxes when a youngling 🙂. There is a miniatures museum not far from me, & I can loose myself for an entire day in there.
I've had a lovely time visiting your teeny home this afternoon, I really have - THANK YOU ever so much xx
I’m so glad that you enjoyed the visit! I do love a fiddle. Have you seen my video of my Stump House? That is even smaller on a 24th scale. Please have a look and let me know what you think. Xxxx
@@SharonHurst Yes 🙂 .. I had paid a visit to the stump house a little while before this - it's smashing too. Particularly loved the acorn winch! ... xx
I share your passion...I make my own things for my dolls house... its a way of life isn't it? I like buying pieces too ..
Your house is fabulous....I love it🥰
Thank you for watching. I collect all sorts of things and I get a certain look in my eye when I pick something up and scrutinise it. My husband says, “stand away! You don’t need it! Nothing to see here!”… but you never know what you’re going to need, do you?! 😂
@@SharonHurst we always need it....always!!🤣🤣...I buy so much crafting materials ... coz you know what it's like...we need it!!😅🥰
@@em6577 indeed we do!!!
70+ and making my first dollhouses. It soon became my third. If we make trainminiatures noone thinks about it, now we are making homes instead.
Oh dear… once you start it is addictive! Warn your family that they will have to move out to make room for future houses!! 😂 enjoy!
@@SharonHurstlive with my cat and he dont mind.😊
@@user-ds8ht6th2k give your cat a stroke from me. 🐾
Amazing work
Thank you for coming for a look! Xxxx
I'll be back lol x
Loved your dolls house tour! You are quite the miniaturist! You mentioned your Etsy shop... Do you have a link?
Thank you. I love fiddling and making things! Thank you for watching. My Etsy shop is here: www.etsy.com/uk/shop/Touchingmagic
Simply stunning thank you 😊 do you know how to determine scale of a house please? Your music room I would leave exactly as it is.. Loved it all thank you x btw am often on Etsy so will look .
Hello! So glad you liked it. My dolls house is one twelfth scale. So basically one in for every foot. If I were making a man doll, if here were 6’ tall, I would make him 6” tall. Everything gets smaller when you work in one 36th or one 48th…you need a magnifying glass. My Stump House and Wizards Tower (also on my TH-cam channel) are probably 1: 36th. 😁