DIY Midcentury Dining Set

[@fredericapanon207]

Hehehe, I love that old-school method of creating your own carbon paper.

[@imjustsaying7300]

Thank you for sharing how you did this ( both by hand and laser use). I plan on doing a diner soon and your table and chair techniques are very useful. Beautiful work!

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Glad it was helpful! A diner sounds like so much fun to build! I’m sure it will turn out absolutely amazing!

[@Fur_ball]

❤ mid century ANYTHING!!!

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Yes!! I envision a whole room in that style 🤩

[@Fur_ball]

@@TheSquaretoSpare I want to make my whole house that way. IRL too.

[@mizzuzie3338]

A very elegant dining set! It's also easy to scale up or down depending on the size of the kitchen/dining room they are made as you gave the basic shapes and meassures. I also love that you always include both high and low tech versions of creating!

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

I totally agree! The scalability is my favorite part of these designs. That and the repeatability. And you’re so welcome! Wanted to make sure this project was approachable by everyone

[@agm97ga]

Curving the wood is such a great idea! Thank you for sharing all that you do!

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

You are so welcome!

[@suecox2308]

What an excellent tutorial! Thank you for showing us both methods, and especially the graph paper design, which was an education in itself. That laser cutter is an amazing piece of kit but I'm more likely to use and enjoy the low-tech version.

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Thank you so much! I’m so glad you found it helpful! I’ll work on incorporating more of hand drawings into future videos

[@jennapitts8373]

I love it already!

[@Laphoenicienne]

Honestly I love watching her Chanel she’s among the best sharing all details

[@KQonline]

I really like this style of video! The mixture of the old hand building and the new tech that helps forward the creation process is very watchable.

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it! I love teaching new techniques that help people advance their skills but also wanted to share a method for those just starting out ❤️

[@5greenfeathers]

I have always loved this channel and your content! Especially when you include the scratch version of your patterns ,showing that a handmade is still possible. I Also enjoy your reviews of different 3D printers that are available. You have achieved awesome things with them!

[@sirenofthesea7802]

Why are about a ⅓ of the comments just complaining about the more technical side of the tutorial? She still shows how to do things by hand for those who can't afford the laser cutter or the 3D printer she has. We're basically getting a double feature with the bonus of her voice just being really soothing. Why can't people just enjoy the video itself if they can't (or won't) make the projects themselves?

[@lunayen]

Why can' people genuinely complain about a legitimate concern?

[@sirenofthesea7802]

@@lunayen Because it's not legitimate. She still shows how to do it by hand, still shows how she drafted a pattern, transferred it to the wood, cut it with an x-acto knife, sand the edges, & glue it together. It's just not the only method she shows. If you actually watched any of her videos, you could see for yourself. If she ever has a video where she only uses a 3D printer &/or laser cutter, I implore you to tell me precisely which one has such an issue.

[@healinspaces4u]

Right!! Thank you 👍🏾

[@tstrong7910]

Cath, could you do a tour of your work space and storage? I'd love to see how you store and/or display your dollhouses and room boxes. Love your content❤

[@АлександраГоршкова-й3т]

As always, you are perfect! Thank you very much!

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Awww thank you!

[@paperdoll1982]

This is fantastic! I’ll definitely be making this by hand with 1.5 millimeter basswood.

[@tinekevisser870]

Love the Danish 1950 style. My parents had this furniture and i still have 2 of those chairs 😍 thanks for the tutorial. Loved it! ❤

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

You are so welcome! It’s such a beautiful style!

[@yflores6085]

Thank you for showing us how to do that beautiful set without machines. For me...the hard way it is!! And only because I'm technologically incompetent 😂

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

You’re so welcome! Haha I was once that way too. My first ever laser sat around for over a year before I worked up the courage to learn how to properly use it. Now it’s an amazing tool as life has gotten so busy. It allows me to still make minis even though I limited time to dedicate to it 👌

[@BahliPadma]

Such clean lines to this set; stunningly crafted work as always!

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Much appreciated!

[@klaird_h4727]

Yay! You're back with another great tutorial! Thanks for the 2 options!😍

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

You are so welcome! I hope both options were helpful!

[@klaird_h4727]

@@TheSquaretoSpare .. Your work is amazing! I have been a subbie for years.🙂 I have made a few items from your past tutorials, and plan to work on more in the future! I hope you will eventually start to sell printed minis in your shop!🤗😊

[@Ms.D-loves-minis3]

Beautiful set that I have to try out for my dollhouse 🤩 Love this sleek design which shows off real character that is missing from furniture at times lately 😊😊😊

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

I totally agree! It’s so simple yet has so much character

[@jeme7339]

Wow. I think I could actually make this! (I would be cutting by hand.) BEAUTIFUL.

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Go for it! You absolutely can!

[@vivianacortes8002]

It's true that machine is very expensive for me but thanks for showing me how to use it, one day when I'm rich I'll be able to have it:))

[@HolHealthWellnes]

I love your work!

[@monikaweld5567]

Your tutorials are so well done. This set actually reminds me of my childhood 😅❤

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Oh thank you! Your parents had amazing taste in furniture

[@meschellemagnuson8182]

I love your content. I’m just starting and I don’t have tech stuff but I do have what it takes to get there. Thank you for sharing.

[@ericabass5833]

Thanks for showing both methods! I love your style!!

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@lupitavargas5644]

With all due respect and no bad intentions in my comments, this use to be my favorite channel for miniatures, I made several projects based on this channel. Everything used to be more "organic" like very easy, affordable, natural and accessible materials and tools were used to make the most awesome projects, but then everything changed to stuff some of us can't even afford. She uses all this different types of machines and 3D printers that even if I could afford them I wouldn't be able to used them it's just too difficult and more important, the fact that everything was made by hand made it much more relaxing and fun. (I hope I explained this well enough I'm trying my English, my fist language is Spanish).. Anyway but it still is a fantastic content, just not for everyone anymore or at least not for me. Now I feel is more for other people who can afford stuff like this, and for all the new technology enthusiasts

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Thank you for your feedback. And also thank you for phrasing it in such a kind and respectful way. I wish I did, but I don’t have the capacity to make most projects by hand these days. Between a full time job, running a small business and parenting, it’s not often I’m able to create miniatures or videos. However, I still want to share how I build miniatures for my own dollhouse when I do have the time. I understand that content is no longer appealing or relatable to you and hope you enjoyed the older ones. Wishing you all the best and thank you for the support :)

[@JJ-mp5ye]

I love this channel! Thank you 🙏

[@maramakesjournals2319]

Fabulous!

[@judygouchie9701]

Beautiful!!!🍁😊

[@debbralehrman5957]

Cool looking Dinette👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Thanks! 😁

[@ivanchacon3064]

very beautiful work ... thank you.👌

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Thank you very much!

[@rebeccamount50]

lol. I use a nail drill for smoothing rough edges on resin projects.

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Can’t ever underestimate the versatility nail products ;)

[@maggiemurray8522]

Love your videos. Good job

[@TechnicallyTexan]

Kath! When are you going to finish the huge dollhouse - the customization of the big farmhouse with the cool customized stairs, giant sliding doors, and dormer? We need to see how you finished all of it.

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Hi there!! The big dollhouse is a huge work in progress 😅 It’s far from complete and constantly changing.

[@TechnicallyTexan]

@@TheSquaretoSpare I’m looking forward to it! I bought my Victoria’s Farmhouse kit, and I’m getting started. 💗💗💗 LOVE your channel.

[@cocoscrafts6410]

Very nice. Thanks.

[@melniee2551]

Love this style! Wish someone would send me a laser cutter! lol

[@jennglow4647]

Cool 😀

[@cocoscrafts6410]

Realistic looking.

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Thank you!

[@Mr.Dorsey78]

I love this & realy enjoy your videos. This would be fun to make in 1.6 scale for my Barbie house...❤

[@joannebriscoe2906]

Do you know how to measure for 1:6? I want to make it for Barbie’s as well.

[@luuuscarlet]

Since i find your channel , I’m wishing to do a lot of the projects you have done before … I will try the standard version (I don’t have special machines to do it haha ) but they are a good ideas for my doll and some dolls 🤔(I hope someday to do it 😅)

[@ababy6074]

She used to do this by hand and now it's lasers and 3D printers

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Thank you so much! Have fun and I know it’ll turn out wonderful!

[@mariamorena3247]

Espero con ansias....

[@SabakuNoShi]

Very nice!

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Thank you!

[@SabakuNoShi]

@@TheSquaretoSpare You're welcome :)

[@martamikowska2364]

Super😊

[@fabalassgifts5531]

I love your tutorials and have followed along on Tinkercad and replicated some of your designs, the new typewriter being one, I haven't printed it yet but can’t wait to see how it comes out. Thank you so much for your tutorials. I do have one question tho, which software/app do you use when you trace over the shapes on your iPad?

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

That is awesome! I'm so happy you're learning Tinkercad! It's a skill you won't ever regret gaining. On my iPad, I use Procreate :)

[@joannebriscoe2906]

What size is this? 1:12 or 1:6? Thanks!

[@mivieirasilva22]

Amei. Tem como disponibilizar o molde? Por favor.

[@jackiebell2613]

Sorry if this has been asked and answered already but what scale is this in?

[@saraghirardini4209]

😊

[@amiamarylis]

How much was the laser cutter? I did a search for it but could not find that particular one. I know there are heaps of them, but they vary so much in price, and I like the idea of one I have actually seen used.

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Hi there! I linked this one in the description so you can get to it directly :) there are so many on the market nowadays and I’ve tried 4-5 different ones myself. While they all can achieve similar results, it’s the additional features that set them apart like the enclosure, lights, compatibility with your favorite laser software, etc

[@amiamarylis]

@@TheSquaretoSpare I saw all the links except that one! Thanks 😊

[@denisebutcher7717]

❤😊

[@fabriciobritomoreira62]

Faz um mini liquidificador que bater de verdade

[@Laphoenicienne]

I can use her guideline to use my cricut

[@fabriciobritomoreira62]

Make a mini blender that actually blends and the cup comes out, please

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

Wonderful idea!

[@fabriciobritomoreira62]

@@TheSquaretoSpare 😃👍

[@susanna6515]

ÄR DET I CENTIMETER? TACK FÖR EN BRA VIDEO SUSANNA

[@lauraleigh7209]

Cute table set. Why does she whisper at the end of sentences?

[@TheSquaretoSpare]

my apologies. Still getting my voice back after a bad illness

[@ababy6074]

I used to adore this channel but now you use all these dancy things, like this laser and 3D printers and stuff. Cannot afford that

[@TracyLynnAP]

That's why she showed the pieces drawn on paper.. to use as templates to cut out manually from the materials you want to use to make this set. I have always found that she gives more than one way to make things plus many older tutorials have great methods for making different things.

[@ababy6074]

@TracyLynnAP I agree that the old tutorial were great, but how is anybody supposed to afford what she uses now?

[@lydiagriese1413]

I think she still shows different ways of miniature making. here she even gives a double tutorial: she shows how to prepare for the completely manually way and does it in full speed with technical support. every part of this dining set ist makeable by hand without any laser, printer or other tools. I think it‘s also inspiring to get a glimpse of the digital process behind all these laser cut and 3d-printer items. But I van unverstand that this is not the case for everybody….

[@ababy6074]

@lydiagriese1413 I don't think there is any double tutorial hete, or if there's anything, it's entirely tokenistic. Maybe she needs to add these new ways of doing miniatures but I still think most of us mere mortals can't afford these kinds of technologies. This is just my opinion though and I'm not interested in an argument.

[@TracyLynnAP]

You can choose to enjoy someone's hardwork and creativity or you can be a plug and hate on everything. You have chosen to hate. I'm sorry that you can not just enjoy the creativity of a wonderful creator. I hope that you have the days you most deserve in your life.

[@TechnicallyTexan]

Kath! When are you going to finish the huge dollhouse - the customization of the big farmhouse with the cool customized stairs, giant sliding doors, and dormer? We need to see how you finished all of it.

[@TechnicallyTexan]

Kath! When are you going to finish the huge dollhouse - the customization of the big farmhouse with the cool customized stairs, giant sliding doors, and dormer? We need to see how you finished all of it.