The yellow tool is called a "level". You plug the machine into a "plug". The word you were looking for was "improvise".. You are doing great with your English!!! Your construction site is amazing!!
I'm sorry, I missed quite a few of your videos and struggling to catch up 🙈. Oh yes, I want to decoupage a wall 🙊. Yep, correct pronunciation😁. Oh what an AWESOME idea 💡and I have an empty canvas frame and a small window! Oh and a little matching shelf maybe! Matt gel is so awesome! I think you're saying synthetic brush is best. Lol you had the same idea and it looks fantastic😍😍😍. You can use Tim's distress micro glaze to seal the oxide and makes it waterproof. It's expensive but sure to be a cheaper alternative. Your house is coming along great 👍. Wow that machine is mad! I'd be using "no nails' as it's very strong. That's a spirit level😁. And improvise is the word you're looking for😁. It looks brilliant Luise😍😍😍. Don't apologise honey, we see fine. 👏👏👏👏👏, I love your brain 😁. Tfs and have a great day 💖💖💖
Luise, the tool is called a level in English, but when you use it to ensure the vertical slats are straight, that is called plumb. The English word you were looking for is improvisation.
Luise: you did an amazing job. As an interior designer, I love when someone does a DIY project and does it well. Kudos to you. Your kitchen is very inviting. Congrats to you. Carol from California
Hello Luise, WOW, I REALLY loved what you did with your windows. If ever you get tired of doing Journaling, you can always become a decorator, you did a wonderful job. Love the Tim Holtz paper, but it is almost impossible to get here We can get one from Poland more easily, but it is not like Tim Holts. Timmy is the best!!!!! Thank you Luise for showing us your dear little house and for the decorating of the windows. Blessings and hugs, as always, from Cape Town. Diana.
Good morning, Luise! I'm a bit behind watching your videos, so I hope you'll still see my reply. I absolutely love your little home. The knotty pine walls are beautiful. We have knotty pine walls in the little cottage we inherited from my husband's family. It was built by his grandfather. Over the 85 years of its existence, the walls have aged a beautiful golden color, which makes the ambient light in the cottage very warm and cozy. I don't know what was used as a finish on the walls. It was either some kind of varnish or perhaps shellac. But I love it, and I think your little home is just as cozy. Thank you for being so brave to allow us a peek inside. Your Tim Holz window frames are so cool and are perfectly suited to the personality of your home.
Oh thats really interesting I love your tiny house its on my list to have with a huge craft room of course lol You explain it very clearly in English and its not your first language 🤗 Cheers 🇦🇺🍻
Love 💜 Seeing you do a project like this too. This is the type of crazy stuff I start and my hubby shakes his head. But…. When it’s completed he always loves it. PLEASE Never stop sharing with us.
You are so talented in so many areas. You and your mate have done an amazing job on your tiny home. GREAT JOB.....SO CUTE.I love your style. ❤❤😊😊 Awesome.
Fabulous! Your windows look incredible with this added touch. Thank you for sharing. I’ve covered a vintage suitcase and an old worn leather pair of boots with the Tim Holtz tissue paper! Love it!
Loved this project dear Luise, worked out so well. By the way with your noisy staple machine, you put the plug into the ' wall socket' that's the hole in the wall, and the bar to get things straight we call a 'spirit level'. And your little edge is indeed ' improvised' . Hope that helps, but your English is so good in general you really need not worry, we all understand your explanations. If only I could speak German half as well. Love n hugs as always to you and Gerri in you wonderful tiny house which is beautiful. Good health and good cheer dear friend from Victoria in England 👍👏🏼😘💐😘
In the US we call what you put the staple machine plug in an electric socket or receptical and I am thinking you may have been using an air compressor. Carpenters have a number of tools that they can connect to it like a finish nailer as well as the stapler. The yellow thing we call a level. Luise, if you want to distress your edges, have you considered using archival ink since it is permanent?
@@candmmom Yes! Tim now has a bunch of his Distress Inks in the Ranger permanent ink line! Black Soot, Vintage Photo, and 2 others come in a set, but he’s trying to get others in that line also. GREAT IDEA!
I think you did a magnificent job installing your decorative window frames, Luise. It is a unique and delightful decorative idea. You have such a cute tiny home and such a wonderful place to make your art. I imagine, you have finished the interior by now, if not really close. I enjoyed seeing the tour of your home, a short while ago. It is so cute.
Really cool, Luise. Yes, in threes. Something to the right and left will bring it together. Can't wait to see your finished creation (s). Love you, gf.
Luise,, you inspire me! Awesome idea! Had to laugh when you said that you weren't ready for video...I guess meaning not tidy, lil messy?! (Sometimes the best creations come from " messy".) It made me think " what Luise, you cant do EVERYTHING at once, create, cook and clean when doing renovations?? Don't worry, I'm sure we all understand cuz we prolly been there... You rock!
It's no problem to us Luise, we love you as you are 😘👍 as we say - ' you can't make an omelette without cracking some eggs'. Just do your thing and know we back you all the way. Hugs from Victoria xxx
Sweet idea! I love it, Luise! And your tiny house is so cozy and delightful. Love this Tim Holtz paper as a trim idea! Thank you for broadening our view to imagine other ways to use our crafting supplies. Thank you! From Cheryl in AZ, USA.
Luisa, thanks for sharing that beautiful and creative idea! Also, I love your lovely tiny home that seems kind of large. We just call the yellow thing a level.🤗🥰
I love it. That rail you have above the gray wood, we call that a chair rail here in the U.S. I think you did a great job showing us. Y'all did a wonderful job with the construction, and I like it. It is going to be so beautiful when you get done. I like your refrigerator. I think you improvised quite nicely in the area you showed us. Thanks for sharing your idea. It is a good one.
What an awesome idea! I totally understand that your kitchen is under construction and I can appreciate the beautiful wood work, what a magical tiny house 💜
This is amazing. You did a wonderful job. The yellow tool is called a level and the noisy tool is called an air compressor. I absolutely love your tiny home. Thank you so much for sharing ❤️
Love how the 2 papers go so well together. What a great idea! Looks amazing!! Barbara will be happy you did 3 windows in a “triangle” shape. Lol!!! Your new entry & kitchen are looking great! You guys did a wonderful job! Tfs. ENJOY!!!
Haha.... We first wanted to put a fourth window to the other wall next to the sink. Then I thought: no, that's impossible because it would NOT be a triangle with those frames, Barbara would say: don't do that 🤣🤣🤣🤣
What a great idea! I use this paper all the time. The tool you use,in English is called a level. You are such a wonderful teacher, Luise. 💜 ps love,love your Tiny House. Thank you for the tour! 💕
Luise you did good. The windows are beautiful. I could see the alright. Loved them. Makes me want to try this. I've been wanting to do something like that to my bedroom window. Thanks for the instructions and inspiration. Stay safe . Love you.🤗🤗🤗👍
Absolutely love what you have done! This is so original and really suits your lovely home. I could listen to you talk all day because I love your English! I'm Australian and I understand everything that you say or mean. Just saying... Your videos are like a breath of fresh air. I get something out of every one of them that I watch. Thankyou ♥️.
Your tiny house is beautiful and you have done an excellent job with your window frames, they really enhance your space. It is so satisfying to make or build things yourself, I love to repurpose things as well! Thank you for your interesting video today!💕🇨🇦
Isn’t Tim Holtz amazing! I love your window frames! And the light coming through the windows was no problem. I could see it really good! I love the spaces you and Gary (might have spelled his name wrong. Sorry) are creating! So warm and inviting. Thanks for sharing this idea.
I love your tiiny house. It is my goal to live in something like this when I reture. It is just me, my crafts & books, etc. what a great use of space and love your decor ideas. I am checking out your repurposed books video now.
Wow, this project looks really good. I would never have thought to cover window frames. I love it. You did a fantastic job. You can advertise this type of work as a side job in other peoples homes. Enjoyed video very much. Thank you for sharing.
It’s so beautiful well done so clever I hope it all goes to plan. You mentioned your winter place in the past I wonder if you could do a video explaining where you live in the winter and how long for I’m sure we are all so curious you are so good and taking us into your wonderful creative life xx
@@luiseheinzl in the uk it feels like winter now I’ve been so cold I would love to hear about the tiny house you have somewhere else your tiny house on the campsite is so cute I love how you use your space and how you adapt it for you both adorable x
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Lovely! You have so many talents.
Love this Idea
Love it!!
Hi, In England we call it a Spirit Level. Great project xx
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Just lovely Luise
It looks great! Thanks for showing us your space
Superb- bravo!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The long yellow tool is a spirit level. Also, improvise is the right word. 🥰
What a great idea!
What a great idea! I love your home.
Beautiful. Level is the word for your yellow bar to measure the straightness when nailing. You english is great.
The yellow tool is called a "level". You plug the machine into a "plug". The word you were looking for was "improvise".. You are doing great with your English!!! Your construction site is amazing!!
Amazing you have a lovely home
Wow it is absolutely Beautiful. You did an amazing job.
Very nice! You did a great job mitering the frame. Your kitchen looks beautiful.
Great idea and done well too 👍 😀 👏
What a wonderful way to use that paper! It looks beautiful
Your house looks so cosy too great how you do so much of it yourself too by the looks of things 😊 😀
Yes!! "Improvise" is an English word. Perfect!
Love this, your kitchen is awesome and this just makes it even better.
I'm sorry, I missed quite a few of your videos and struggling to catch up 🙈. Oh yes, I want to decoupage a wall 🙊. Yep, correct pronunciation😁. Oh what an AWESOME idea 💡and I have an empty canvas frame and a small window! Oh and a little matching shelf maybe! Matt gel is so awesome! I think you're saying synthetic brush is best. Lol you had the same idea and it looks fantastic😍😍😍. You can use Tim's distress micro glaze to seal the oxide and makes it waterproof. It's expensive but sure to be a cheaper alternative. Your house is coming along great 👍. Wow that machine is mad! I'd be using "no nails' as it's very strong. That's a spirit level😁. And improvise is the word you're looking for😁. It looks brilliant Luise😍😍😍. Don't apologise honey, we see fine. 👏👏👏👏👏, I love your brain 😁. Tfs and have a great day 💖💖💖
This is soooo cool Luise!
How clever! The frames look great!
What a good idea! I especially like the shelf! I also live in a very small space…thanks for sharing your tiny house. 🦋
This looks so good…I love your little house! It is so cute!
What a good idea. Love it👍❤
The frames look awesome!!
Absolutely love that you did this to a window frame 😍 👌
Luise, the tool is called a level in English, but when you use it to ensure the vertical slats are straight, that is called plumb. The English word you were looking for is improvisation.
Luise: you did an amazing job. As an interior designer, I love when someone does a DIY project and does it well. Kudos to you. Your kitchen is very inviting. Congrats to you. Carol from California
Great idea! I love this look!💗
Oh Luisa, how amazing do they look. You did a wonderful job. Thanks for sharing your process. 😻💕
Your improvisations are always fun, with or without designers’ products.
I think it was a brilliant idea to use the Tim Holtz papers on your window edges. It looks amazing!
Thank you so much for the video and tutorial. Love your home.
well done! a great project
Oh my goodness!!! That’s awesome! Your eye for design is amazing. Not just with JJ’s but every day life. Thank you so much for sharing!!!
GREAT idea ❤️ looks beautiful
I bet you will get a lot of good comments too with a Tim Holtz window collarge he does lovely paper to be fair and in general good products.
Love your house! You should be very proud. What a great idea for the Tim Holtsville tissue paper! Thanks for sharing.
Love this project....GREAT JOB......I LOVE also T.H. paper. 👏👏🌈🌞
You did a fantastic job! Absolutely love it. ❤️🥰😊
Hello Luise, WOW, I REALLY loved what you did with your windows. If ever you get tired of doing Journaling, you can always become a decorator, you did a wonderful job. Love the Tim Holtz paper, but it is almost impossible to get here We can get one from Poland more easily, but it is not like Tim Holts. Timmy is the best!!!!! Thank you Luise for showing us your dear little house and for the decorating of the windows. Blessings and hugs, as always, from Cape Town. Diana.
Good morning, Luise! I'm a bit behind watching your videos, so I hope you'll still see my reply. I absolutely love your little home. The knotty pine walls are beautiful. We have knotty pine walls in the little cottage we inherited from my husband's family. It was built by his grandfather. Over the 85 years of its existence, the walls have aged a beautiful golden color, which makes the ambient light in the cottage very warm and cozy. I don't know what was used as a finish on the walls. It was either some kind of varnish or perhaps shellac. But I love it, and I think your little home is just as cozy. Thank you for being so brave to allow us a peek inside. Your Tim Holz window frames are so cool and are perfectly suited to the personality of your home.
Oh thats really interesting
I love your tiny house its on my list to have with a huge craft room of course lol
You explain it very clearly in English and its not your first language 🤗
Cheers 🇦🇺🍻
Love 💜 Seeing you do a project like this too. This is the type of crazy stuff I start and my hubby shakes his head. But…. When it’s completed he always loves it. PLEASE Never stop sharing with us.
You are a true crafter. I love that idea! It looks really good.
Such a cute and clever idea. Your home is so cute and cozy. The window frames make your home so crafty as well.
Luise the windows are just beautiful! I love the wood in your home it’s so cozy and inviting! 🥰
Beautiful idea. I have not thought about that, love Tim Holtz papers.
You are so talented in so many areas. You and your mate have done an amazing job on your tiny home. GREAT JOB.....SO CUTE.I love your style. ❤❤😊😊 Awesome.
You did you a great job. Thanks for all your awesome crafting ideas. That was a lot of work.
I love the idea! I would never have thought to use the paper on wood.
I do like your tiny home . Thank you for sharing .
Fabulous! Your windows look incredible with this added touch. Thank you for sharing. I’ve covered a vintage suitcase and an old worn leather pair of boots with the Tim Holtz tissue paper! Love it!
That is so cool. I love that you kept it simple by not adding color and placing on the natural wood wall.
Loved this project dear Luise, worked out so well. By the way with your noisy staple machine, you put the plug into the ' wall socket' that's the hole in the wall, and the bar to get things straight we call a 'spirit level'. And your little edge is indeed ' improvised' . Hope that helps, but your English is so good in general you really need not worry, we all understand your explanations. If only I could speak German half as well. Love n hugs as always to you and Gerri in you wonderful tiny house which is beautiful. Good health and good cheer dear friend from Victoria in England 👍👏🏼😘💐😘
In the US we call what you put the staple machine plug in an electric socket or receptical and I am thinking you may have been using an air compressor. Carpenters have a number of tools that they can connect to it like a finish nailer as well as the stapler. The yellow thing we call a level. Luise, if you want to distress your edges, have you considered using archival ink since it is permanent?
Wall socket in English is also referred to as electrical outlet!
@@candmmom Yes! Tim now has a bunch of his Distress Inks in the Ranger permanent ink line! Black Soot, Vintage Photo, and 2 others come in a set, but he’s trying to get others in that line also. GREAT IDEA!
I think you did a magnificent job installing your decorative window frames, Luise. It is a unique and delightful decorative idea. You have such a cute tiny home and such a wonderful place to make your art. I imagine, you have finished the interior by now, if not really close. I enjoyed seeing the tour of your home, a short while ago. It is so cute.
Beautiful job Luise! Super cute idea! ❤️❤️
Gah! This is soo perfect, Louise!! Thank you very much for sharing! Love your tiny house!!
Really cool, Luise. Yes, in threes. Something to the right and left will bring it together. Can't wait to see your finished creation (s). Love you, gf.
Luise,, you inspire me! Awesome idea!
Had to laugh when you said that you weren't ready for video...I guess meaning not tidy, lil messy?! (Sometimes the best creations come from " messy".) It made me think " what Luise, you cant do EVERYTHING at once, create, cook and clean when doing renovations?? Don't worry, I'm sure we all understand cuz we prolly been there...
You rock!
Thank you so much for this comment! I felt a bit uncomfortable while filming that ... But I wanted to share it with you. Argh ❤️ such problems 🤣
It's no problem to us Luise, we love you as you are 😘👍 as we say - ' you can't make an omelette without cracking some eggs'. Just do your thing and know we back you all the way. Hugs from Victoria xxx
The frames look great!
nice job Luise! DIY projects are fun and sometimes challenging...but in the end well worth it!
So nice to see you do a total other project than paper crafts. Love it.
I love this fun look. I think it really looks great in your space as well. Thanks for sharing
Congrats on this nice tiny home. Fantastic job with Tim’s collage paper. I never would have thought to do that! 👍
Sweet idea! I love it, Luise! And your tiny house is so cozy and delightful. Love this Tim Holtz paper as a trim idea! Thank you for broadening our view to imagine other ways to use our crafting supplies. Thank you! From Cheryl in AZ, USA.
I love it. Hope you don't mind but I will have to copy.
Thank you for sharing.
I have shared it for exactly that reason, that you copy it!
I never would have thought of using that paper on wood. It looks so great framing your windows!! Great job Luise!!
Luisa, thanks for sharing that beautiful and creative idea! Also, I love your lovely tiny home that seems kind of large. We just call the yellow thing a level.🤗🥰
I love what you did using the Tim Holtz collage paper on your windows. Nice job!
Enjoyed your creativity and initiative in using this paper and building your tiny house. What a woman!!! Love you. ❤️
I love it. That rail you have above the gray wood, we call that a chair rail here in the U.S. I think you did a great job showing us. Y'all did a wonderful job with the construction, and I like it. It is going to be so beautiful when you get done. I like your refrigerator. I think you improvised quite nicely in the area you showed us. Thanks for sharing your idea. It is a good one.
And the English word for the German “vas… something” is improvise and they sound similar!
What an awesome idea! I totally understand that your kitchen is under construction and I can appreciate the beautiful wood work, what a magical tiny house 💜
Luize, what an amazing project! I love it! If you keep doing things like this show us, please! Thank you for sharing! Happy Sunday! ♥️
This is amazing. You did a wonderful job. The yellow tool is called a level and the noisy tool is called an air compressor. I absolutely love your tiny home. Thank you so much for sharing ❤️
Love how the 2 papers go so well together. What a great idea! Looks amazing!! Barbara will be happy you did 3 windows in a “triangle” shape. Lol!!! Your new entry & kitchen are looking great! You guys did a wonderful job! Tfs. ENJOY!!!
Haha.... We first wanted to put a fourth window to the other wall next to the sink. Then I thought: no, that's impossible because it would NOT be a triangle with those frames, Barbara would say: don't do that 🤣🤣🤣🤣
What a great idea! I use this paper all the time. The tool you use,in English is called a level. You are such a wonderful teacher, Luise. 💜 ps love,love your Tiny House. Thank you for the tour! 💕
Luise you did good. The windows are beautiful. I could see the alright. Loved them. Makes me want to try this. I've been wanting to do something like that to my bedroom window. Thanks for the instructions and inspiration. Stay safe . Love you.🤗🤗🤗👍
This was a great project! I also absolutely adore your tiny house! That new kitchen is fabulous!
Made me play with glassine paper and my stamps, great idea x
These are beautiful. Nice job on your kitchen too.👸🏽👸🏽👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Absolutely love what you have done! This is so original and really suits your lovely home. I could listen to you talk all day because I love your English! I'm Australian and I understand everything that you say or mean. Just saying... Your videos are like a breath of fresh air. I get something out of every one of them that I watch. Thankyou ♥️.
Your tiny house is beautiful and you have done an excellent job with your window frames, they really enhance your space. It is so satisfying to make or build things yourself, I love to repurpose things as well! Thank you for your interesting video today!💕🇨🇦
Oh my you’re so good at interior decorating 👍🏻 and that window looks so cool ❤️
Isn’t Tim Holtz amazing! I love your window frames! And the light coming through the windows was no problem. I could see it really good! I love the spaces you and Gary (might have spelled his name wrong. Sorry) are creating! So warm and inviting. Thanks for sharing this idea.
I love your tiiny house. It is my goal to live in something like this when I reture. It is just me, my crafts & books, etc. what a great use of space and love your decor ideas. I am checking out your repurposed books video now.
Me too. Big houses are overrated !!
Love this!! No building is ever perfect, but you made it look beautiful!! I can see the love you out into your home.
That project was absolutely stunning. What an awesome way to utilize the collage paper. Can’t wait to see your next idea and video.
Love this idea and how you think "out of the box!"!!
Wow, this project looks really good. I would never have thought to cover window frames. I love it. You did a fantastic job. You can advertise this type of work as a side job in other peoples homes. Enjoyed video very much. Thank you for sharing.
you are very talented enjoyed this video
The filming was great! This is just gorgeous!
Looks great, it really adds a special unique flair to the windows. ❤️
I love your windows and your home. Just beautiful already! And your diy instructions and inspiration are great. Thanks so much!
It’s so beautiful well done so clever I hope it all goes to plan. You mentioned your winter place in the past I wonder if you could do a video explaining where you live in the winter and how long for I’m sure we are all so curious you are so good and taking us into your wonderful creative life xx
Yes, of course I can make a video.... In winter lol
@@luiseheinzl in the uk it feels like winter now I’ve been so cold I would love to hear about the tiny house you have somewhere else your tiny house on the campsite is so cute I love how you use your space and how you adapt it for you both adorable x
I love what you are doing with your window frames! And how amazing that you guys have done all that by hand!
Love your tiny house. The frames around the windows look amazing. The plug thingy is an electrical outlet. Ours in the states look a bit different.
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