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In response to: 1913 Model T Van - introduction
That reminds me of the film “Bonnie and Clyde". Can’t wait to see the finished product!
In response to: Antique wall phone
Your version looks adorable! Your modifications are incredible. It has a totally different look. Such a cutie!
hugs♥,
Caroline
In response to: 1913 Model T Van - introduction
Those winter model-Ts are crazy! Please tell me your house has snow in the yard and on the roof.
In response to: 1913 Model T Van - introduction
Very interesting. Just when I think I’ve guessed the direction you’re going in you do a U turn and I have to guess again.
Looking forward to watching this. Please post lots of pics of the vehicle build. I love to see the process =0)
In response to: 1913 Model T Van - introduction
Ooohh… Now I’m so excited to see it!
Just remember, Ford said you could have a model T in any color you liked, so long as it was black.
Can’t wait to see your build!
In response to: 1913 Model T Van - introduction
Oh this is going to be so good! I can’t wait much longer! Come on December!!!
In response to: Fabric bolts
Thank you! 
Yes, the labels were fiddly, for sure!
In response to: 1913 Model T Van - introduction
I’m looking forward to watching you build this model. 
In response to: Antique wall phone
It takes someone as skilled as you to show me that we don’t always have to take the kits exactly as they come. What a great transformation.
In response to: Fabric bolts
They’re all lovely and neat - as per your usual standard. Thankfully my fabric bolts were 17th century and didn’t need labels!
In response to: Antique wall phone
I prefer your phone *nods*
In response to: Flowers and plants
You are fabulous. I can get lost looking at your blog. Thanks for many hours of total amazement.
In response to: Antique wall phone
Perfectly changed! The phone is very neat and proportional.
In response to: Antique wall phone
Hello!!!! Another Great transformation. 
In response to: Antique wall phone
Fantastic! I love how you modify kits to make unique pieces. It’s not the same-old, same-old stuff everybody else has in their houses.
In response to: Antique wall phone
So cool! Love the wood stain, looks just lovely.
In response to: Antique wall phone
That’s great! I love how you modified it!
In response to: The Haunted Heritage - a pictorial recap
Thank you!! 
In response to: Fabric bolts
I’m with Keli - you ARE trixy!!! But maybe you’re really tricking us into thinking it’s a trick…. Hmmm… Now I’m even MORE intrigued!
In response to: Fabric bolts
Every time admire your maximum realism. Very interesting what comes out of gifts.
In response to: Fabric bolts
Keli knows me so well.
Thanks so much everyone!
In response to: Fabric bolts
Hmmm….a clue, or a red herring?
In response to: Fabric bolts
i see a mini craft room in someone’s future.
In response to: Fabric bolts
Wow. So realistic! And some fabrics I recognize. Love that spinning wheel! Makes me want to do a Sleeping Beauty type mini.
Can’t wait to see where all these fit into your build.
In response to: Fabric bolts
Fabulous!
All the best
Vivian
In response to: Fabric bolts
The bolts look great. Very realistic!
In response to: Fabric bolts
Do these relate to the new build? The labels are the perfect, spot-on detail.
In response to: The Haunted Heritage - a pictorial recap
I think this is the most beautiful dollhouse I have seen! This is so very inspiring, and as I am new to the miniature world, I can appreciate how much time went into this. SO very beautiful!! I can see lots of warmth in this home and so I can tell you are haunted by your childhood home…but in a good way!
In response to: Chrysolite kits
Hooray! Glad I’m back in the fold.
Thanks much!
In response to: Chrysolite kits
Yay, you’ve appeared in my reading list again… *Blogger sucks!*
Much prefer the color you have chosen and the chain suits the chandelier much better. Nice job! =0)
In response to: The Haunted Heritage - a pictorial recap
Thank you!
In response to: Repairing textured paper
Since I’m not on the blogger platform, my guess is Google has booted us non-blogger people again, this time from their blog rolls. I now use Feedly reader to view blogs since I never had a blog roll. I know over the years I’ve lost viewers because I’m not on blogger. 
In response to: Repairing textured paper
Oh, I love that paper! I have been using it too! I can’t wait to see where it goes!
And on another note, Pepper of Michimoo Miniatures commented about blogger not updating some links anymore… and I just realized I hadn’t seen your last two updates in my list! Why? Is there something different I should be doing??? I don’t want to miss Anything you are showing Brae!!!
In response to: Chrysolite kits
Bravo! An excellent upgrade! I love the gunmetal finish!
In response to: Repairing textured paper
Oh wow what a great way to fix it Brae! I would have been trying to emboss it from the back in an effort to match it.. I know it rarely works right. You can’t get the crisp edge unless you have the shape to press it into. You’re so inventive!
In response to: Chrysolite kits
wow, great work, I love the chandelier.
In response to: Chrysolite kits
Find a good lamp hard. You have beautiful lamps, you made it perfect.
In response to: Repairing textured paper
Hi, Brae! Great idea! Bronze seems very beautiful and expensive. I will definitely use it on occasion. Thank you!
In response to: Chrysolite kits
I’m not sure which I admire more, your patience or your steady hands. The lights look fantastic.
In response to: The Haunted Heritage - a pictorial recap
When you can create like this, you have a very active imagination. I bet your brain never shuts off & you design in your sleep.
This is breath taking.
In response to: Repairing textured paper
An excellent solution. It would never occur to me to use scrap book paper, the design is ideal.
In response to: Chrysolite kits
They turned out beautifully! Bravo!
(So glad They worked for you! )
In response to: Chrysolite kits
I Applaud you Loudly, for tackling the changing of the bulbs in the 3-armed chandelier! All of your efforts towards that end as well as the other up-grades are Perfect!
And the hanging single fixture now looks Very EXPENSIVE with it’s new gunmetal finish and the new LED light; this fixture looks TOP DRAWER!
Beautiful Work Brae!
In response to: Chrysolite kits
Thank you!
No, I haven’t found the paint to be an issue mainly because the lights don’t get handled much.
In response to: Chrysolite kits
I’m glad I’m not the only one who gets bothered by non matching pieces. I love the finishes you chose.
I’m curious about paint adhering to the wires. Do you have trouble with it flaking off after a time or since the wires don’t move much in the fixture is that not really an issue?