That bracelet is made up of antique slides. They were given on a special occasion and added to the bracelet one by one and each usually had a significance. Each slide is precious in and of itself. The slides are added by a jeweler until it is filled to the size of the owner's wrist. The one you were given is beautiful.
I used to play with paper dolls as a kid, i also used to design the clothes for my dolls. To try and keep my dolls from ripping i would glue them on to card board and cut around the outline, so much fun
Me too! I also got a handmade felt doll from my mama for Christmas one year. She had many felt clothes and had a felt board that was shaped like a house with felt furniture! Such a sweet gift. We okayed with it until it all fell apart. Such a lovely memory!
The lady statuette which you thought might go in the garden shed, looks like it could be Royal Dux, which is quite valuable and probably better to not be in a garden shed.
I always find the thoughtfulness of each gift so inspiring and they elicit joy, not only for those receiving, but for those giving and those of us who enjoy watching. It's always a reminder that there are indeed good people amongst those who try not to spread joy. The funds cadeaux shares keeps the joy flowing - to me that is awesome and supersedes all. I wonder if Pavlina knows how to create those lovely Ukrainian Easter Eggs. I would love to see her create one if so. I once tried to make one and it certainly is a difficult art to create. Thank you for sharing Stephanie!
with the chapel ceiling being damaged I hope all the lovely things you put in it are safely sheltered inside until they can be returned to their places in the chapel
Laughing like a drain. most would say too much tipple or rather slightly mad having stuffed animals talk to you but at the end of the day, I think it is bloody marvellous!! Just love the energy you all excude!!!
When i was a kid me and mg cousins were taught by my aunt to paint the eggs for Easter. Ive lived overseas now but my sisters still do the same tradition with the little ones..
Hello Cadeaux at the Chateau friends!!! So happy that Stephanie liked the one of a kind Muxu Creations clutch purse from a vintage shirt that we designed and made here, in our studio in San Diego. And so lovely that you enjoyed the details like the squirrel, received a big hug and thanks for sharing!!
@@lolodee3528 yes I tried to make some years ago. The mwthod is almost like batik using a kitska and special dyes. Ukraine has so many beautiful ancient tradirions.
I commented on the generous gifts people send before, but I also love the thoughtful notes. I feel it is so moving to think so many of us are inspired by all the Lalanders and their loving energy in the same way ❤️
The yellow towel is in fact a scarf. It is used like a blanket over your shoulders & falls quite far down your back. Here in South Africa we use them round our fire pits sipping a drink or cocktail!
Another special Cadeaux! And I just love that wee winter scotman and how Mummy brought it to life. 🥰 Pavlina, you are so beautiful, definitely model material. 😊 Love ,Jacqueline from New Zealand 💕
So many delightful things in our world. The Ladybird being one of them... it is in fact a beetle ... so therefore it is technically the Ladybird Beetle 🐞... so to be picky Ladybug is another cute name but not technically a bug... bugs are a different group of insects. Only saying as I find it interesting.. it doesn't really matter... lovely to learn of such different and grand names around the world for such a tiny wee creature ❤
Ladybug here in Canada....sorry Steph! Who is right, who cares, we're all right! What a lovely video, once again! You make us feel that we're right there with you!
People send such interesting gifts. I really enjoy watching every week just to see the variety. When you think back on all of the Cadeaux, there have been very few repeated gifts. What a great channel you have created to help so many.
The little Gerry winter doll can be used as an elf on the shelf for the chateau at Christmas. Everyone can move him around with little treats each morning until Christmas. How sweet and thoughtful everyone who have sent gifts.
The scallop shell is a symbol of pilgrimage, the journey a Christian makes through life. Sometimes, the priest uses a real or silver scallop shell to scoop up the water on the font bowl, to pour it over the person who is being baptised. What a lovely addition to the chapel!
Growing up in NZ with Scottish Grandmother the lady bird nursery rhyme suddenly returned to me with this vlogg. Lady bird, Lady bird fly away home. Your house is on fire and your children are alone, so Lady Bird ,Lady bird fly away home." If a ladybird ever landed on us we would sing this to it as it invariably soon flew off so beautifully.
Stephanie I'll say one thing for you you always come through on your videos and they're more than one weekly thank you so much! Much love from Oklahoma USA Jackie 🇺🇸💖
In Norwegian, the lady bug is called «Mary Chicken» (Marihøne). We also have a saying «A loved child has many names”, so I guess that little red and black bug is quite loved 😅❤
Ah that's fun! We also have the "kärt barn har många namn" saying in Swedish! 😁 But a ladybug is "nyckelpiga" (key maid). Something to do with the Virgin Mary though. As she was said to have the keys to all the heavens.
We look after the skin on our faces and throats but we forget our hands more often and our upper chests can tell the tale as well😱. We need to keep everything well moisturized. Beautiful gifts as usual🤗🤨🙋🏼♀️
Instantly! Without hesitation you visualize exactly where each item belongs in the Chateau. It’s a lovely skill, welcoming everything & giving things a perfect home or purpose. …honoring them. It’s why you keep receiving blessings, the laws of abundance brilliantly employed.
Loved all the gifts! So unique and special. It’s wonderful to think of each person carefully selecting these gifts to express their appreciation of all the wonderful LaLanders who spread such happiness to us all. For your information the city of Bendigo was built as a result of the Australian Gold Rush. Australia was one of the wealthiest nations in the world at that time due to the gold rush and mining of other resources such as silver, iron ore and copper. Those chairs are unique Australian antique chairs. The cottage is so beautiful and looks lovingly restored and furnished. And yes it’s wonderful to see a viewer’s home. I imagine Philip may take up dresser styling changes as well as table settings once he sees that book! 🤣😂 Bendigo is currently experiencing floods along with many other parts of Australia. Approximately half of Australia is affected which is a huge area when you consider Australia is the same size as the USA. My best wishes to all Australians affected from a South Australian! 😘😘
That fan-shaped red toile pouch is soooo beautiful! Thanks for sharing this with us and having this channel serve such a WONDERFUL purpose! Much love to you all! Also, did you get my email sen to your reservations account? I also would like to volunteer at the Chateau! 💛 -- Official Lauren Brown
The cute little gnome with his Sleigh you should put him around the House and see him people can find him when you do the Christmas calendar❤🎄 where is the gnome❤🎄
In Germany ladybirds are called "Marys/Marias beatle" 😂 never thought of it in context of virgin Mary but hearing the other translations it makes complete sense 😊
I just love seeing the adoring looks & touches between Mummy & Percy. Warms my heart.when Stephanie asked “have you tried it?” Regarding milking a lady bug (American no a Texan). I nearly lost it!!!
Hearing all these translations for the little bug with black spotted red wings made me wonder if the British name Lady Bird could have a link with the European names with a link to The Lady, the Virgin Mary? ????
I think Mummy is worried that if Stephanie finds a place for the darling little statue planter, the next thing you know, Stephanie will be decorating the greenhouse with Toile de Jouy and chandeliers!
In Canada they are called Lady Bug Beetle or Lady Bird Beetle. Although, I doubt anyone will mind what they are called. Yes, they do look like tiny little cows.
I wonder if it’s because they eat pest insects from plants? They save them? You can buy them here to let loose in your plants to control mites or aphids!
When it comes to Chateau Unwrapped there's a saying that perfectly wraps up my thoughts about each video: Nothing says lovin' like cadeaux by the dozen, and Stephanie does it best.
Let me tell you that, in Breton langage We said « Buoch’ig doué » for Lady bug or coccinelle. Which literally means « God’s little cow » (La petite vachette du bon dieu). How funny it is, to find nearly the same name for this insect in so many different cultures. Definitly We are « One ». ❤
We often take for granted how we pronounce names of places and animals. I once educated Philip on how to say echidna and had to smile when Stephanie pronounced Bendigo (Vicotria Australia). It sounded more Mexican the way she said it. Bend deigo. It is pronounced Bend i go. 😀😀
In Greece we call Ladybirds or Ladybugs ΠΑΣΧΑΛΙΤΣΑ (pasqualitsa) plural: ΠΑΣΧΑΛΙΤΣΕΣ (dont know exactly why...). Perhaps has something to do with Easter (ΠΑΣΧΑ in Greek).
A swarm of ladybugs/ladybirds are called a loveliness.
So nice to see gifts for the sweet Pavlina …. blue is her colour …. people are still very kind and generous. 🥂
Isabelle, your hands are lovely and totally do justice to the bracelet❤️. Your hands are a powerful testimomny to your life's work and love.
What a lovely sentiment! 💕
That bracelet is made up of antique slides. They were given on a special occasion and added to the bracelet one by one and each usually had a significance. Each slide is precious in and of itself. The slides are added by a jeweler until it is filled to the size of the owner's wrist. The one you were given is beautiful.
This sounds amazing! I need more research
Sounds like the forerunner of charm bracelets. 😍
How interesting, I didn’t realise this. I must Google!! 😊
Beautiful people. Beautiful gifts ,Loving friends. Love to all ❤.
People are so generous, thoughtful and kind to send all these lovely gifts from all over the world.
I couldn't agree more.
I used to play with paper dolls as a kid, i also used to design the clothes for my dolls. To try and keep my dolls from ripping i would glue them on to card board and cut around the outline, so much fun
Me too! I also got a handmade felt doll from my mama for Christmas one year. She had many felt clothes and had a felt board that was shaped like a house with felt furniture! Such a sweet gift. We okayed with it until it all fell apart. Such a lovely memory!
The lady statuette which you thought might go in the garden shed, looks like it could be Royal Dux, which is quite valuable and probably better to not be in a garden shed.
I always find the thoughtfulness of each gift so inspiring and they elicit joy, not only for those receiving, but for those giving and those of us who enjoy watching. It's always a reminder that there are indeed good people amongst those who try not to spread joy. The funds cadeaux shares keeps the joy flowing - to me that is awesome and supersedes all.
I wonder if Pavlina knows how to create those lovely Ukrainian Easter Eggs. I would love to see her create one if so. I once tried to make one and it certainly is a difficult art to create.
Thank you for sharing Stephanie!
with the chapel ceiling being damaged I hope all the lovely things you put in it are safely sheltered inside until they can be returned to their places in the chapel
Laughing like a drain. most would say too much tipple or rather slightly mad having stuffed animals talk to you but at the end of the day, I think it is bloody marvellous!! Just love the energy you all excude!!!
Mind blown too, I have never heard that connection to the ladybird.
When i was a kid me and mg cousins were taught by my aunt to paint the eggs for Easter. Ive lived overseas now but my sisters still do the same tradition with the little ones..
The eggs are beautiful!
Nyree I am originally from Bendigo too and I have the same dog statue you have at the top of your dresser 😍
Hello Cadeaux at the Chateau friends!!! So happy that Stephanie liked the one of a kind Muxu Creations clutch purse from a vintage shirt that we designed and made here, in our studio in San Diego. And so lovely that you enjoyed the details like the squirrel, received a big hug and thanks for sharing!!
That squirrel 🐿️ on a stick ! 👏🏼👏🏼
Pavlina, Ukrainian Easter eggs are the most beautiful decorated eggs I've ever seen.
Pysanky eggs. (pi-SAHN-kee)
@@lolodee3528 yes I tried to make some years ago. The mwthod is almost like batik using a kitska and special dyes. Ukraine has so many beautiful ancient tradirions.
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Wonderful Gifts To Night. People are So Kind. Xx 😘😊
Stephanie, could you interview Pavlina, Marie, and, yes, and Percy. We love them and want to know them better. We miss your interviews!
I commented on the generous gifts people send before, but I also love the thoughtful notes. I feel it is so moving to think so many of us are inspired by all the Lalanders and their loving energy in the same way ❤️
Pavlina, that scarf is so beautiful on you. You bring such joy to Lalande.
The yellow towel is in fact a scarf. It is used like a blanket over your shoulders & falls quite far down your back.
Here in South Africa we use them round our fire pits sipping a drink or cocktail!
Another special Cadeaux! And I just love that wee winter scotman and how Mummy brought it to life. 🥰
Pavlina, you are so beautiful, definitely model material. 😊
Love ,Jacqueline from New Zealand 💕
In NYC it’s a ladybug 🐞 no bird lol! Love the ornaments and candles.
The bracelet looked beautiful on Isabelle.
We paint our eggs and dye them at Easter in Greece. Those are beautiful
Your So Loved The World Over Stephanie and LaLand , The Gifts Are Superb, Just Remember your Loved the World Over, Even In Cork Ireland 🇮🇪👌👍👍❤️🥂🥂❤️
So many delightful things in our world. The Ladybird being one of them... it is in fact a beetle ... so therefore it is technically the Ladybird Beetle 🐞... so to be picky Ladybug is another cute name but not technically a bug... bugs are a different group of insects. Only saying as I find it interesting.. it doesn't really matter... lovely to learn of such different and grand names around the world for such a tiny wee creature ❤
Ahhh, beautiful gifts again this caddeau. You are so fortunate to have so many fans. So happy you are able to help so many charities.
I love the book and the bird paperclip makes a great bookmark
Your mom and Percy melt my heart ❤️ , love you so much ❤️
the little man and sled should decorate Gerry's apartment at Christmas time
Ladybug here in Canada....sorry Steph! Who is right, who cares, we're all right! What a lovely video, once again! You make us feel that we're right there with you!
People send such interesting gifts. I really enjoy watching every week just to see the variety. When you think back on all of the Cadeaux, there have been very few repeated gifts. What a great channel you have created to help so many.
The little Gerry winter doll can be used as an elf on the shelf for the chateau at Christmas. Everyone can move him around with little treats each morning until Christmas. How sweet and thoughtful everyone who have sent gifts.
That's a fabulous idea! Stephanie, you should do that, it would be so much fun.
A great idea!
The flower on the wraping paper Natalie asked about, i think it's Ipomoea, Morning glory in english
The gifts were lovely today the braclet was exquisite the decorated eggs were lovely
The scallop shell is a symbol of pilgrimage, the journey a Christian makes through life. Sometimes, the priest uses a real or silver scallop shell to scoop up the water on the font bowl, to pour it over the person who is being baptised.
What a lovely addition to the chapel!
Yes! That’s right!!!
Loved the gifts opening tonight was asume
I loved every gift and every minute of this Vlog. So happy you are getting rest in Egypt!!
Growing up in NZ with Scottish Grandmother the lady bird nursery rhyme suddenly returned to me with this vlogg. Lady bird, Lady bird fly away home. Your house is on fire and your children are alone, so Lady Bird ,Lady bird fly away home."
If a ladybird ever landed on us we would sing this to it as it invariably soon flew off so beautifully.
We sang “and your children are gone” 😊
Stephanie I'll say one thing for you you always come through on your videos and they're more than one weekly thank you so much! Much love from Oklahoma USA Jackie 🇺🇸💖
YOUR VIDOOS ARE PURE JOY,
In Norwegian, the lady bug is called «Mary Chicken» (Marihøne). We also have a saying «A loved child has many names”, so I guess that little red and black bug is quite loved 😅❤
Ah that's fun! We also have the "kärt barn har många namn" saying in Swedish! 😁 But a ladybug is "nyckelpiga" (key maid). Something to do with the Virgin Mary though. As she was said to have the keys to all the heavens.
We look after the skin on our faces and throats but we forget our hands more often and our upper chests can tell the tale as well😱. We need to keep everything well moisturized. Beautiful gifts as usual🤗🤨🙋🏼♀️
Pavlina means Peacock! That's amazing
Instantly! Without hesitation you visualize exactly where each item belongs in the Chateau. It’s a lovely skill, welcoming everything & giving things a perfect home or purpose. …honoring them. It’s why you keep receiving blessings, the laws of abundance brilliantly employed.
Simon Griffiths is a renowned garden photographer,too.
Pavlina should teach you how to make gorgeous traditional pasynky eggs. They're stunning and a tradition that MUST continue! 🥰🥰🥰
As always, lovely presents! Thank you for the video!
It is amazing how the red toile de jouy clutch was created from a rescued t-shirt fabric! 👏🏼👏🏼 To MuXu Creations 👏🏼👏🏼
Loved all the gifts! So unique and special. It’s wonderful to think of each person carefully selecting these gifts to express their appreciation of all the wonderful LaLanders who spread such happiness to us all.
For your information the city of Bendigo was built as a result of the Australian Gold Rush. Australia was one of the wealthiest nations in the world at that time due to the gold rush and mining of other resources such as silver, iron ore and copper. Those chairs are unique Australian antique chairs. The cottage is so beautiful and looks lovingly restored and furnished. And yes it’s wonderful to see a viewer’s home.
I imagine Philip may take up dresser styling changes as well as table settings once he sees that book! 🤣😂
Bendigo is currently experiencing floods along with many other parts of Australia. Approximately half of Australia is affected which is a huge area when you consider Australia is the same size as the USA.
My best wishes to all Australians affected from a South Australian! 😘😘
Love to everyone x
Haha wished Philip was there to tell the Dutch translation of a ladybird 😂
That fan-shaped red toile pouch is soooo beautiful! Thanks for sharing this with us and having this channel serve such a WONDERFUL purpose! Much love to you all! Also, did you get my email sen to your reservations account? I also would like to volunteer at the Chateau! 💛
-- Official Lauren Brown
Yes it is!
The cute little gnome with his Sleigh you should put him around the House and see him people can find him when you do the Christmas calendar❤🎄 where is the gnome❤🎄
What a lovely Victorian slide bracelet!
Good evening everybody ! So happy to view all these thoughtful and beautiful gifts.
In Germany ladybirds are called "Marys/Marias beatle" 😂 never thought of it in context of virgin Mary but hearing the other translations it makes complete sense 😊
I just love seeing the adoring looks & touches between Mummy & Percy. Warms my heart.when Stephanie asked “have you tried it?” Regarding milking a lady bug (American no a Texan). I nearly lost it!!!
In Danish, a ladybird is called a mariehøne = a Marie chicken 🤷♀
Another fun vlog with beautiful and thoughtful gifts. It’s always such a joy to spend time in such a positive place. Thanks for sharing it with us 😍😘
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Beautiful gifts for a greater purpose! 😁❤️🇨🇦🇫🇷🎶🎶🎶
In Croatia ladybird or ladybug is called bubamara (Bug Mary) or božja ovčica (god’s sheep).
Wonderful gifts and profound thanks as usual. What a great way to spread the good will with others.
A delight, much-needed. Thank you.
Thanks ordered my book cant wait to get it
It arrived in 30hrs from ordering
Could string or maybe plant labels be kept in the lady figurine pot?
Hearing all these translations for the little bug with black spotted red wings made me wonder if the British name Lady Bird could have a link with the European names with a link to The Lady, the Virgin Mary? ????
I have the same exact hands as my mother, I can look at her and see mine later 🥰
Winter scot man!!
I think Mummy is worried that if Stephanie finds a place for the darling little statue planter, the next thing you know, Stephanie will be decorating the greenhouse with Toile de Jouy and chandeliers!
Hahaha! I never thought of that. Stephanie probably would too! Hahaha! Love it.
A chandelier is a great idea.
@@alisonsneed3707 Hahaha! I love it! Mummy would probably have one of the guys take it out! Lol!
In Canada they are called Lady Bug Beetle or Lady Bird Beetle. Although, I doubt anyone will mind what they are called. Yes, they do look like tiny little cows.
It is mind blowing..Little Lady Cow, Lady Bird, in Canada its Lady Bug...Pavleana is correct...Wonderful gifts, lovley opening.
❤️Cheers from 🇨🇦
I love how kind and sweet to all, god bless you ! I hope to be more like you.
It is a Maria fly fly😊
Love this vlog, regards from Norway
Its a ladybird that was the original the Americans changed it. It has wings and flies so hence the bird🐞
Wonderful as always!! Really love the dresser book! Who is it by again? I missed the name of the author- photographer.
The Kitchen Dresser: In Praise of a Furniture Icon Hardcover - 21 July 2022
by Simon Griffiths (Author)
thank you
In German a lady bug is called Mary beetle, in Dutch it is called Lieveheersbeestje, our dear Lord animal.
I wonder if it’s because they eat pest insects from plants? They save them? You can buy them here to let loose in your plants to control mites or aphids!
@@alannagilmore8982 Maybe people saw them as god sent to protect their crops from aphids.
Stephanie, It’s so Beautiful to be part of this Vlog 👌👍👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️
The swedish word for lady bird translates is key maid
In Afrikaans a ladybird is called a “liewenheersbesie” which translates as “good god’s bug”
Maria fly-fly or marihøne ( Mary Hen) in Norwegian
Olá😁😁😁😁😁❤️❤️❤️❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷amo ver vcs.
When it comes to Chateau Unwrapped there's a saying that perfectly wraps up my thoughts about each video: Nothing says lovin' like cadeaux by the dozen, and Stephanie does it best.
Mummi holding on to Scotland
Winter scot man!
I always wonder why people who send gifts tend to explain the things in side the package which get read aloud before they open the box?
Un des noms folkloriques de la coccinelle ici au Québec est 'bibittes à Bon Dieu' donc on peut y voir le lien avec la religion également ici.
l liked!
Those aren’t barnacles they are different shells . Ha ha🐞🌯
Let me tell you that, in Breton langage We said « Buoch’ig doué » for Lady bug or coccinelle. Which literally means « God’s little cow » (La petite vachette du bon dieu). How funny it is, to find nearly the same name for this insect in so many different cultures. Definitly We are « One ». ❤
In Brazil Ladybugs are called Little Joannas 😄🐞
Plant markers and pencils in the lady gardener pot?
We often take for granted how we pronounce names of places and animals. I once educated Philip on how to say echidna and had to smile when Stephanie pronounced Bendigo (Vicotria Australia). It sounded more Mexican the way she said it. Bend deigo. It is pronounced Bend i go. 😀😀
In hebrew lady bug is called MOSES' cow
our rabbi moses' cow
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In Greece we call Ladybirds or Ladybugs ΠΑΣΧΑΛΙΤΣΑ (pasqualitsa) plural: ΠΑΣΧΑΛΙΤΣΕΣ (dont know exactly why...). Perhaps has something to do with Easter (ΠΑΣΧΑ in Greek).
Who knew that a ladybird had sooo many different names 😅