DIY Dollhouse Laundry Room Sink and PIPES- Trash to Treasure-ROOMING HOUSE DOLLHOUSE
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2022
- I show you how I created a laundry room utility sink and pipes for sink faucet out of Scraps and Trash. Part 1 of Laundry Room series.
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Thank you for brightening my day, as well as encouraging a miniaturist to think uniquely. I loved the 'what are you keeping that for?' bag comment. LOL😄
Hi Wilda! I'm Glad you enjoyed it! Yes i several of those bags, LOLOLOL!!!
It's so hard to wait for the drying time to go by. I get so anxious to get to the next step. Thanks for leaving in your experiments. Some folks are so caught up in the perfection of the finished project that they skip over the creative process that got them there. You make everything look like anyone could do the same as you. Creativity is messy.
Patricia it's TRUE the Creative process is MESSY! I start out neat and orderly but as I move through the process it looks more like chaos! The experiments are the real creative process! Many times I try ti edit out the "Chaos of my thought process", because thought no one wants to see that. Thank you for your feedback and letting me know you like that part.
Love the result here! This is why I have become a hoarder over the years! Everything can be something else..lol! Great work Gretchen!
Thank you! Yes being a miniaturist really does make us look like hoarders!!!! But everything is small!!!!
Little bag of “what you keeping that for” 😂😂😂😂 I have a box never mind a bag. Funniest thing I have heard in a long time. Have some of those plastic pieces as well. LOL this video is so much fun.
Thank You! I have a "catch all box" then it has several little bags of "what are you keeping that for"! i may do a video about my " scrap and trash collections!
Amazing, what an eye and mind you have for detail and possibilities! For one thing, I never would have thought of a slanted tub back then. Also, this brings back a fond memory: in my grandmother's old bungalow, the plumbers actually put the red and blue faucet handles the wrong way around, I always had to remember they were on backwards! I guess we all got used to it. Thanks again for another marvelous video!
Thank you Peggy! This was a really Fun project! I've been waiting a long time to do it! Thanks for watching!
When I was growing up, the half-bath off my parents bedroom had the hot and cold faucets reversed. It was hard to remember that cold water was on the left and hot water on the right, even though the handles were labeled correctly. 🤪😄
Just amazing! Love watching you play while listening to your thoughts and ideas! It turned out great and I am excited to watch your distressing/aging process in an upcoming video.
If you’re taking suggestions for video ideas, I would love to see how you organize and store your various treasures to use … those things that we simply cannot throw away because we know that one day we will use them in our designs and creations. The organization/storage of these types of items is such a challenge for me (and others?). I would so appreciate your sharing how you are able to keep things handy and easy to use. Thanks as always! Kathleen
Great video idea! Thank yo for the suggestion/feedback!
@@littlegretchensworkshop7665 you’re very welcome! Thank YOU so much for your videos! I’ve watched and still do watch some other miniaturists’ videos - there is NO comparison - you are my absolute favorite!!!
I think this is brilliant! Your laundry room uses every inch and is really creative use of so many things....I have a WAYKTF drawer...and its all your fault!😂
Love the pipes looks realistic,
Thank you! I was Alot of Fun to make!
I didn't see that idea coming, looks awesome and tells me I throw away good stuff ☺️. This is a master class , no other person has shown this much detail, 💕
WOW! Thank you! 😊 Yes keep your Trash and scraps! You never know what they can be good for.
Dang!!!
You are working overtime creatively, and having so much fun doing it! I've seen people try to make something like your tub and while they are nice, they lack the details, can't seem to say that enough. They just make scenes come alive and make sense, like you said! I find myself saving things, in fact, the other day my father said I'm acting like my mother 😂 then my mother said I was being worse than she is 🤣
Show your Dad the Cool stuff you can make with you scraps and trash! LOLOLOLOL! but i understand. I was at a restaurant with a friend and started collecting some of the little containers from our meal. I she stared and I was like " oh, these are for my CRAFTS," they just looked at me! I get tired of explaining. LOLOLOLOLOL!!
@@littlegretchensworkshop7665 The things we do lolol
The plastic "bowl" you used may be a cat food container. It looks good as the sink! It all looks great, the pipes are genius!
Thank You 😊 that was truly a fun Project! Thank You for watching!
Your laundry room pipes made from the plastic Chrysnbon sprue, is ingenious AND I think the the black iron legs were Definitely the right choice for next to the wringer washer, which I remember my mother using back in the mid 60's..
Thank you Elizabeth ☺️! I had kept it for years and didn't know why I was saving it! I have a brother who is into model car kits! He supplies me with remnants from his kits too!
ABSOLUTELY delighted with your little washroom items. Wonderful!
Thank you so much! I'm having so much fun with this project because its such a small space! It is really challenging my creativity and efficient use of the space. Thank you for watching!
It is beautiful Ms Gretchen😊 although I am not a miniaturist I love miniatures and I am learning a lot form you thank you.❤
I APPRECIATE YOU for Telling Me that!!! It means ALOT that you Still Find Value and Joy here!!!
I really do love it and I appreciate your passion and your willingness to share with us.🥰
I love what you did to your sink
Thank you Rosalie! I'm having so much fun with this project! Thank you for watching!
Another AMAZING mini tutorial. I love the "what are you keeping that for? Bin. Giggle. TY💛M
😊 thank you! I have a real problem throwing scraps away because in my early years of making miniatures that's all I had..... (Scraps and Remnants). But fun part is I always find a use for those random scraps and remnants!!!!! So when I glance at the bins/boxes they look like " what are you keeping that for"!!!! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!
I love that you made "treasure" out of "trash"! Also the beads that you chose make excellent faucets!! I already keep so much "junk" because I have started to look at everything through "miniaturists eyes". Just so glad to see even more uses for things!
I'm so GLAD you like this video and find it useful!!! I love to use things other people would have thrown away😅
That is so clever! I'll be making some 'copper' pipes for my dollhouse bathroom!
Awesome! You are gonna have so much FUN! I didn't realize how much Fun this project would be!
This came out great! I love the sprue pipes
Thank you! Cheers!
Love it as usual! Excellent work on these pipes. And also love to hear your sweet giggle :)
Thank you kindly!
Fantastic ideas
I know what that piece is that you used for a faucet! It's from the Chrysnbon bathroom kit. It's a valve that attaches to the steam radiator and sits on the floor.
I love how this turned out! I wonder how many pieces of trash plastic us creative people have kept out of the landfill and ocean.
LOLOLOL! thank you for letting me know! The lot i purchased had many random pieces definitely, no radiator. I guuess they took what they wanted and dumped the rest. So it looked like a faucet to me! This project was alot of fun, I've been waiting to do this forever!
@@littlegretchensworkshop7665 You're welcome! I've assembled a few of those radiators so I recognized it right away. It's works really well as a faucet.
Thank you for identifying the kit! The closed captioning and I both heard "prison bond" kit, and I thought, "That can't be right!" 😂
@@laurawiles410 that's hilarious 😂
Looks Great! ❤ I really love the sink basin and the stand you made for it. Maybe you can use that chain to make a stopper plug 🥰
Great IDEA!
It’s coming along great, take care and thank you for sharing 🙏👍❤️
So nice of you to say and Thank you for watching!
Looking good! Those plastic support pieces are perfect for pipes.
Thanks you! Yes i do have several more to complete the look. That part was only for the sink!
Amazing! Now I need a room n for pipes😂
You should! It was So much Fun! I always wanted to do an old fashioned laundry room! I'm Glad you liked it! Thank you for watching!
Really good job!💜💜💜 so cute!
Thank you!!!!
Awesome😁
Thanks 🤗
I just love your videos. I look forward to them. Your work is amazing. I have a question for you, if you don't mind. Are you familiar with the Tennyson doll house? I am working on it and applying lots of ideas from your videos from curtains, flooring and making cabinets, and food. But, I need more rooms to the house. Mrs. Doll is demanding a bigger kitchen. I am scared to add on, because I don't know how. Any tips please to adding on more rooms downstairs and upstairs? Using the templates on the brown bags for floors was such a great idea!. Have a blessed day, and thank you for all your videos. I love them.
Thank you ! Stephanie I'm so glad you find my videos helpful! Yes i am familiar with the Tennyson dollhouse. You can definitely add on or expand it. You can to an addition with foam board/ foam core. It goes by different names but it's what i used to create the wall/ doorway between the pantry and laundry room. Its sturdy and easy to cut with craft knife. Just duplicate the existing structure. Create 2 foam board boxes to match current house stack them for upstairs and downstairs. I would expand on the side opposite to the porch so you can keep your porch. I hope this helps let me know. Also Stephanie , you can reach me in Chat on Little Gretchen's FB page if you need more help. Let me know how it goes.
the red findings are hot water and the blue ones are cold water.
Correct!