MAKING ANOTHER LIBRARY BOOKNOOK (with over 700 books)

[@jeffhafer5669]

Wonderful video! Your English is very good and your voice fits well with the style of your creations. Use it as much as you want!

[@J3unG]

I agree. She should speak every once in a while would clarify her method and techniques. Her English is very, very good. I am in San Francisco, California and can understand her very well.

[@halford8297]

Agreed! Her voice is also very calm and pleasant

[@pimphatwaggoner1655]

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[@nadurkee46]

Perhaps some of both? You do you, whatever works. This video was a joy to watch.

[@jmmartin7766]

💯 - Came here to say these very things... subbed

[@davidf9257]

This is the first video of yours I’ve seen and I loved it. Personally, I much prefer it when creators of any kind explain what they are doing. Your voice and English are wonderful so there’s no need to be self-conscious.

[@SuSang666]

I know you asked the question a year ago now but I totally agree with this comment (except I've just watched the little room video and loved it). Your attention to detail and the ability to make 738 tiny little books!! leaves me speechless! Your English is great and a little explanation here and there (doesn't have to be all the way through the video) would be great - and save you having to type a lot of replies. Your music is great too. Thank you!

[@JamesMartin-wg5hg]

This project looks great. The individual books look very nice and I think the effect is worth the extra time. In my opinion you should speak as much as you feel comfortable with in your videos. This style is relaxing to watch and your English was easy to understand so more talking is fine too. I really enjoyed this video.

[@rafiqkatana]

This was the first video of yours I've watched. I really enjoyed it. Props for sticking to making enough books without giving up. I look forward to any other videos of yours.

[@Enigmixter]

Same here

[@pimphatwaggoner1655]

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[@ThompsonBrosStudios]

love how the mirror makes it look like it goes around the corner. well done.

[@pandapanda8354]

You have such attention to detail! So meticulous. I adore how you aged the maps. And each candle is so realistic that I feared one misplaced candle might burn down the library lol! I can’t wait to see more of your videos

[@ChrispyP]

Incredible work! Absolutely love how soothing the videos are and I don't think you speaking every now and then would interrupt that vibe at all! Your English is really good too, no need to be embarrassed.

[@AToewsArt]

I like it when a creator actually shows how they make their projects. I love to follow along and try to create my own projects using their work as a guide.

[@AudriannaB-World-Peace]

Your English is beautiful and there is no need to be shy about it!🌟. This is the first time I have seen one of your videos and it was really amazing how you did this!

[@tamara9186]

My goodness that is gorgeous. I love how you angled the mirror to create the reflection. I bet you *were* going nuts making books. I just finished a bookshop, and (right now anyway) *never* want to make another book again. Your English was perfect. This was my first video I've watched of yours, but I enjoyed you talking in it.

[@wargamr]

Perfect amount of music. Perfect amount of talking! And perfect amount of detail into an amazingly pleasing little diorama! Wish I could place it on my own library bookshelf in-between some of my favorites!

[@hankfoto]

I don't think I would have the patients nor the steady hands to do it. You are a very talented artist and I really love your work plus attention to detail. Keep at it you are a master of your craft!!

[@alexf2316]

Great video! The combination you create with chill music and your building makes it very watchable. I think you have a great voice, & your English is excellent. I know that it can be difficult to find the right word sometimes, but you could always edit out any mistakes later or leave them in--you're human & mistakes are part of learning. Alternatively, you could type up an FAQ with answers to the most frequently asked questions you get about your techniques and building supplies and link to it in your videos. Then you could just talk about special techniques used on the specific project featured in a video. Whatever you do, please keep making these videos. I am so happy to have found your channel.

[@kimnobles7687]

I just found you, and I love your work! I'm an ESL teacher, and your English is fantastic!! I would love more commentary such as thickness of cardboard, what you use for book covers, and dimensions of your build. Thanks!!

[@bernzweig12]

Another ESL teacher here - certainly your English is excellent! Not to mention your talent is through the roof... omg. Thanks so much for filming this!

[@rufiredup90]

This was such a gorgeous creation. I love miniatures and I love books and this is just absolutely lovely to watch. Wish I was hard working enough to create my own but alas I’m too lazy.

[@Friend-ic1sp]

Adding an infinity mirror to make the library look enormous would be very cool too. You do amazing work. I enjoy it so very much.

[@DarkRumAgain]

I just discovered your videos today, and you, with nerdforge , are my two favourite artists producing miniatures. I enjoyed your calm, measured, speaking voice. I look forward to more videos. Cheers.

[@sshisshulya]

Это была самая достоверная работа из всех, виденных мной ранее! Кропотливый труд, невероятная точность! Восхищаюсь вашим подходом к творчеству!!!!!!❤️‍🔥

[@karenmusa3052]

Your patience is amazing and so are your dioramas. Thanku so much 🥰 Your English is just fine hon, well done.

[@lahaza6515]

I do not know HOW I had the luck of having your channel, but I'm gobsmacked at your detail & TALENT! Not only is your work incredible, but you chose such un-obnoxious music to go with it. I feel soothed & inspired!

[@pimphatwaggoner1655]

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[@biaenksb8437]

Wenigstens musstest du die Bücher nicht noch selbst schreiben ;) Sieht wirklich toll aus und die Detailarbeit ist immer das, was ewig dauert und einem die Nerven raubt und die Hände schmerzen lässt :) Aber das Ergebnis ist es immer wert. Und auch wenn man froh ist, dass es für den Moment vorbei ist, macht man es ja doch immer wieder. Viel Erfolg weiterhin!

[@JaneyRedBrick]

Yes, talk, explain, please do that! Your English is nearly perfect, you speak better than many native speakers. Do not let that stop you. Your project is amazing, I am so inspired.

[@shilla99]

This looks so friggin amazing. You did a wonderful job. Love the mirror part. Makes it so magical.

[@TABarnhart]

no real objection to voiceovering, but i do enjoy just watching the work with the music in the background. the captions suffice for explanations. too many YTers think they have to talk endlessly. i love how you transform bits of paper, wood, cardboard, etc, into these dioramas.

[@GirlGeekLovesStampin]

You’ve got the patience of a saint! Your videos are perfect as they are in my opinion. Thank you for sharing your art.

[@lisanidog8178]

Your English is perfect. I think whatever makes you more comfortable to do when it comes to explaining while you do stuff or just doing it without talking. I just love watching artists silent or talking.

[@Wolfhailstorm]

I've seen the little assembly sets advertise a lot lately and they are so me! Super cute and cool that you made your own!

[@cismix3412]

I never would have guessed that English is a second language for you. You're very well-spoken and easy to uunderstand. Please do speak often, to clarify techniques. I enjoy your videos!

[@ayudhnandi2262]

this is so pretty Katharina.. absolutely love the kind of dedication and attention to detail that you have. keep 'em coming.

[@joycesamshogan7947]

You, my precious grandchildren. Are also loved. Mimi thanks you for giving her such a great idea. It's So Amazing.

[@alien6091]

So glad you pushed through making all those books because the result is breathtaking

[@zainaman710]

Thank you so much for this. This is the best thing I have had for my insomnia and depression. lots of prayers.

[@happymv5350]

Brilliant. Amazing work Katharina.

[@matthewizen]

Absolutely lovely. And you voice is appreciated! We enjoyed you speaking.

[@johnboulton1109]

Wow! By far one of my favourite book nook designs, the individual books took you a long time to make, but we’d definitely worth it! As for your English, I don’t think you have anything to worry about there, you come across clear and well spoken. Looking forward to seeing your other projects!!

[@releasingendorphins232]

What an absolute Masterpieces in Miniature. Your work is astonishing. I can't imagine the total time invested in your Library. It should be displayed in the Smithsonian or somewhere Spectacular for all the world to see. I enjoyed the sound of your dialect. You sound more English than most English speaking people in America. You do you and continues to shine. Happy New Year, 2023. May you be protected in all ways. Thanks for sharing your incredible talents and hard work.

[@feodeo7878]

Зеркало дало возможность сократить количество книг, увеличив библиотеку магией. 😁 Рада, что увидела это замечательное, созидательное видео. 😇🍀

[@annaravenbennett7321]

Please, I love hearing an artist explain their methods and techniques. It helps me when I go to make my own miniatures, if I understand how someone else has dealt with these issues.

[@evanlane1690]

Wonderful and inspiring work! The narration is great and I enjoyed it as well.

[@heatherj3385]

English is my first and only language. So I am always extremely impressed by anyone that can speak more than one language. 😳

[@jemormaypa4005]

Your patience and determination is amazing! You deserve more subs!

[@bruce-le-smith]

Thank you! The long line of book covers glued onto cardboard and then cut apart is really smart, at first glance I was imagining painting them all or trying to glue them individually.

[@collectpanda3350]

A lovely video! Your presentation style is really soothing, and I think your commentary on specific actions would make an excellent edition to future videos. You present everything so clear and your English is perfectly good too!

[@odettenassar]

Yes, please explain your processes. Your English is very good. Your skills and persistence are super!

[@sallycrimmin4616]

This was so lovely to watch! Your attention to detail is remarkable, and this would look so great on my bookshelf! 😍😃

[@lisanidog8178]

Art supplies are to me like cooking ingredients. You lay ‘em down and get ‘cooking’ on projects. Thanks for the idea of diluting Acrylics. I’m gonna try that.

[@valeinara1772]

You could try out both. An intro or outro with explanation of your materials (/etc if it's not too complicated). I found this current style a bit refreshing, nice music to listen to while watching the processes happen, since I also watch North of the Border and he's full of entertaining commentary. (Also how I ended up finding this - I looked for Book Nooks after watching two of his videos, and when I saw "Library" I went yas.) I also have to say, this makes me kinda want to try and make a portion of the Sharlayan Library from FFXIV lol

[@LandNfan]

Fascinating! No need to be self-conscious about your English. It is certainly better than my German. I’ve always been fascinated by miniatures, one of the reasons I’m attracted to model railroading. I wish my craftsmanship was even half as good as yours.

[@DeyanRip]

Wow, your art is amazing and beautiful 😍

[@Mrpablopippi]

Yes,continue talking with us, your voice and your contend it's amazing!!

[@donnaheitmann6187]

Hi! Your work is amazing and inspiring!!! I think your English sounds great to me!!! So, no need to feel self conscious) some explanation would be helpful- especially for materials; however I really enjoyed the relaxing music and just watching you work. Text was helpful! 1. My questions: what material are you using for the walls (outside structure)? 2. What material are you using to wrap the book covers over, was that same wood as shelves? Many, many thanks!!!

[@SThompsonRAMM_1203]

I am not sure why your video popped up on my feed but I am so glad it did. When I saw this nook I thought it was a life-size nook as I just came from my friends house today who I haven’t seen in a year and he built one in his house and it looks almost identical to this. Anyway, I know that English is not your first language but you speak so beautifully and have an incredible voice and I would love to hear how you describe some of your processes of what you are doing. Please don’t be self-conscious as I think this is an adorable quality. Anyone who can take on other language other than their native language are very brave. You should hear me speak Spanish. I am very self-conscious but I still try.

[@shobanaranjit1150]

Can you do a tutorial on how you exactly make the books!

[@user-jj9ex7zt7z]

tell me when it will be

[@melyucel891]

Yeah, it’s crazy how the cardboard looks like pages - I can’t work out how :)

[@khti1097]

This is the first video of yours I watched. I was looking for a complete Book nook creation with books and yours was the best. I like when everything is made rather than assembled from a kit. Keep it up. You are blessed.

[@anitablakeman9257]

hi, I've seen two of your videos now and I think your amazing. Question what do you use for the miniature book covers? and talk if you want too. I like to watch you work. all the best Anita

[@katharinahandmade619]

Thank you so much, i appreciate you being here! For the miniature books, i use very tiny photos of book covers that i printed out. I purchased a digital file with book covers on Etsy and i‘m very happy with them. :)

[@gertrudemikos7041]

I like when people talk and explain tips. It feels like I'm visiting and creating miniatures with you.. keep up the good work.

[@chimpalienbaby7312]

Maybe a bit of both only when you need to explain something?

[@katharinahandmade619]

Thank you, that would be exactly how i would do it. I would definitely not talk throughout the entire video :)

[@betsyhughes2208]

A mix of both, moments of you on camera & voice over. But it's all very easy to follow & not every country gets the same materials, what you do & the way you do it shows me I can use things I can get in Australia. Lots to videos I'd have to go online order from overseas, pay huge shipping costs and hope to heck they get here & I live in a small country town!!! So thank you, very much for making me believe I can do it too!!!😊🤗😘👍💖❤️💋🇭🇲

[@StephenBell]

Firstly, your English is superb. You have no need to be self-conscious and your accent is lovely. Yes, by all means, speak and explain when you feel it will help explain things or when doing so will preempt questions or answer them in advance. Might I suggest that (when necessary) you adopt a style of explaining what you are about to do, then revert to silence plus your style of music (which I love) while we watch you do it? In that way, both we and you get the best of both worlds. Stephen.

[@hobblit2002]

I felt that groan in my soul! I'm new to miniatures. Love your videos.

[@leonard_9500]

Really cool. Cutting the lamp in half and gluing it directly to the mirror would make the illusion even more convincing.

[@ivaarts3725]

First-time viewer here, don't worry about talking in your videos, your accent is adorable and it makes you unique. Do it if it comes naturally, people will ask questions in the comments if they want to find out about something you didn't mention. :)

[@timothyperrigoue3997]

You have a soft, clear voice which is easy to listen to. If descriptions are not too uncomfortable for you and it does not become an editing hassle for you, by all means add your instructive voice. I love the precision and dedication you are exhibiting.

[@silmarienlalaith1460]

Thank you for this video. I’m having a really hard night and your creative process brought me some joy and relief. Thank you.

[@sshaw4429]

I loved doing things like this when I was young. Still love miniatures. Lived in Japan for 10 years, they love miniatures too! Heaven.

[@richardcoleman1018]

Absolutely charming. I’ve been trying for so long to figure out how to use a mirror in a nook and your video shows me very clearly. Please don’t be self conscious about your English. I could listen to you all day!

[@teresaturner5115]

I have just found your channel. English is my only language-- your English is very good and I enjoy hearing your voice along with the music and speed of putting the project together. I would enjoy learn working in miniature. Wi)) keep watching for ideas and hoping you explain more. Thank you 😊

[@nimbusthegreat]

Wow! Amazing work! I just discovered this video tonight and think it’s truly awesome. And yes, the non-chatty vibe is cool, but I also enjoyed hearing from you. As for your English? You’re a pro! Don’t let that stop you if you want to talk. I understood everything you said and think it’s awesome that you did this in your non-native language! Seriously. You are awesome!

[@maryjanew20]

Your English is very good, your voice is very pleasant and the background music you choose is soothing, so yes I would love to hear you describe and/or explain what you’re doing. It’s nice to have a healthy balance of both visual instruction and voiceover instruction.

[@user-ts8yx8mj8i]

А если серьезно, это удивительно, миниатюрный мир, словно в сказку заглянула. Сколько труда, а главное ВРЕМЕНИ ушло на это чудо. Я точно знаю, что на подобное у меня терпения уже не хватит.. До сих пор ума не приложу, как я раньше вышивкой увлекалась, да не простой, а бисером))). Я Вам желаю терпения, вдохновения и творческих успехов. Привет из Сочи))

[@patriciaandrade9443]

😊 ... a medida que se va desarrollando este tipo de trabajo surge el gusto por el mismo, porque tal vez una parte se planea, pero otra parte es la creatividad que del momento. Y si, es un ejercicio de paciencia; un tiempo para aquietar el cerebro 😊

[@nandeyano]

Applauds from Japan. It's just amazing... I love to see you both making miniature stuff and talking about it, by the way. Your work let me imagine someone in your small library. Your English is also fantastic.

[@brendafifer8139]

You are really good at making stuff. The fastest way to become comfortable with speaking is to do it. Practice makes better, so hold your head up your great.

[@jakobeast]

I've been speaking english for about 49 years, and you're doing just as well as me. Probably better, honestly. Great video, cool project!! Looking forward to more!

[@hellothere7491]

Why has the KZbin algorithm never shown me this , i found this completely by accident and i love it

[@brittburton3264]

Hi, your English is fine, don’t worry about it.I would say, when you feel like talking, talk, when you’re feeling quiet, don’t, I just enjoy seeing your creativity… but would also like hearing you explain or describe why you make some choices or designs. Thank you for your videos.

[@shannonellis2746]

Amazing! I love miniatures, but don't have the patience or time to make any. Glad some people do & allow the rest of us to watch.

[@hannahz245]

You are my favorite person ever!!! I can’t wait to learn so much more from you!!!! You are so talented ❤ I am so blown away and proud of your patience and creativity! You are incredible, keep that shit up. You have made my whole day just seeing you make something so beautiful. I appreciate you ❤

[@shaynecoventry8894]

Yes and I love your background music too! Please explain away. This video has been very calming

[@christytarner9399]

I just found your channel. You're so creative. As far as the speaking part goes, whatever you feel comfortable. Your English is perfectly fine, and I find your voice to be incredibly soothing to listen to. But just whatever you feel comfortable with.

[@Dezertroze43]

OF COURSE I personally want u to talk. Your voice is lovely, ur English is excellent and u have a sweet humble spirit. I LOVE watching u work and ur detail always amazes me. Big hugs from Upstate NY.❤❤❤

[@aeromaxout]

Showed this to a bookworm. Bookworm loved the build; but cried out in absolute horror when candles got put on and near the books. Dripping wax is apparently nightmare fuel for bookworms... But hey, great workmanship. Fantastically done at that!

[@mikek458]

Thanks Katharina really enjoyed this first vid of yours I've seen guessing many more please, also please explain the process easy listening and very relaxing you make it look easy.

[@paulhancock7670]

Really enjoyable video and a brilliant project well made. As a modeller of 20+ years I'm impressed. More please ! Thank you for sharing.

[@p.wynnmarkstall1737]

First off, only talk when you’re comfortable doing so! But you’ve a lovely voice. Second, I’d be remiss if I didn’t say, “please please please always use eye protection when you’re using any tool that spins”. It takes very little to send something flying when you use a rotating tool, whether it be a dremel or a table saw. Eyes are important. This video is so great, and the end product is delightful.

[@raquelmascara6382]

I like both visual & speaking. Your English is beautifully spoken. Love your work.

[@Rios3021]

First time I’ve seen your video. You’ve done a beautiful job, very precise, very patient. Love it. Yes, I would like you to explain and talk a little. 👏👏👏👏👏👏😊

[@nanni6106]

Incredible - wonderful - a real "love for detail" ... makes me speakless - thanks.

[@tabithacraine6238]

You speak English very well. You videos have really helped me with my miniatures and I'll continue to keep watching!

[@JillMcKeeverArtStudio]

I subscribed because you're NOT chatty. You're showing the process and you have great taste in background music; that's all I need. No need to explain what you're doing vocally; your camera angles, editing, and dropping in text explain well enough.

[@moisted]

You have a beautiful voice and a wonderfully pleasing accent and your English is perfectly pleasing. And your videos are amazing. You should be proud. Bravo 👏

[@Lisargarza]

I vote for Don’t Talk. You’re voice is lovely and all, but I think your editing skills are just perfect to explain and inspire. You don’t need it.

[@HirunKarunaratne]

I clicked on this video thinking it was an actual book nook. I feel cheated, and you are a master at this craft.

[@mn4169]

tutorials of different builds, materials and construction, the ones people have asked about. Your English is fantastic.

[@sadeaton]

That was fun to watch and thanks for sharing, your tolerance for tediousness is off the charts.

[@evahedstrom8789]

I love hearing you talk. This is my first video watching you. Make both versions.

[@stevedoolanTacoma]

Hello, first let me say that I love watching your videos. I have spent half of my life in Canada and the other half in the United States. I meet people on a regular basis that don't speak English as well as you do, people born here. Do not be self-conscious about your language skills. Thank you for making the videos and please make many more. I have watched this video three times. 😎

[@MindMapPlanner]

Your work is exquisite. Your voice is soothing and will only add for those who need it. And it would help with the instructions as well as making it an enjoyable video. Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing your art.

[@Enigmixter]

A true show of dedication to your work. Keep it up and don't be discouraged: time and patience will pay off eventually. You're already skillful, you can only get better ^^

[@christopherschrader1678]

Your English is really good and your voice is soothing. IMHO talk some but don't feel pressured, let it feel natural to you. This is the first video of yours I found and look forward watching many more.

[@scottdahl1938]

You're so cheerful as you do what you enjoy!