Look at you using words like unimaginable and vinyl! I remember when you were just beginning to make videos in English, you were concerned and apologetic for your grammar, though you didn’t have to be. And now, you’re guessing words and getting them correct! So impressive.
@luiseheinzlАй бұрын
I'm so happy to be able to express myself in English, I try to learn new words every day. And I truly appreciate that you recognize some progress in my skills!
@karenbahama2524Ай бұрын
Hello Luise! Please save a picture of yourself with the jackhammer to include in your construction journal. It is so cute and you always make me laugh! In case no one has told you yet, the little 2 piece button is called a “snap”. Here are the other English words you asked viewers to provide: The wood slats are a Subfloor. The flooring was either Vinyl or linoleum. Vinyl is a plastic product and linoleum is a more natural product (linseed oil and cork dust). The concrete pieces could now be called “rubble”. The first tiny piece that you found on the floor looks like part of an old sewing machine. Maybe a part from the sewing foot. Lastly, the blue plastic thingie is called a dustpan here in the states. Your english is just terrific so please don’t be insulted with our helping you with a few words. I am very happy for you to be on a new adventure! I wish you many happy days in your new home. Good luck! Karen Bahama from Georgia.
@christelvaneyssen7548Ай бұрын
What you call a “snap” I call a “press stud” I’m from South Africa.
@cindyb1481Ай бұрын
You are doing such a brave thing embarking on such a journey, actually journies, and are doing an amazing job of documenting this move and building of your new home! Many years ago, I built a small home, which is still my favorite, and often wish I had documented it more. It was so important in my life. It is an honor to witness your appreciation of everything going on in your life. I am sending you encouragement every day!
@darcyekstrom8597Ай бұрын
Luise, you’re like an archeologist uncovering the existence of ancient civilizations 😊. In your case you have found proof of a prior crafter or, more likely, a seamstress. What a wonderful journey for you and thank you for sharing that journey with the rest of us!
@kierstinfrey6496Ай бұрын
It appears your craft room may have been a tailor shop. Or at least a room where people sewed. That’s crazy awesome. Congratulations on your move. You look so pretty and so happy.
@denisegardner2373Ай бұрын
Oh my you had me laughing with you jack hammer. You're too cute. I love how you decided on which room would be your craft room. Great story and memory. Thanks for taking us on your journey. ❤❤
@noscripthere95Ай бұрын
YOU Luise Heinzl, are my Art Hero
@ddmattinАй бұрын
“click -clack button”-so funny!! She’s an artist, a comedian, and a dangerous tool operator! Love your excitement with this new chapter and eager to follow along.❤❤
@jhaah5208Ай бұрын
Oh, Luise. Ulm sits in the middle of some impressive historic cities. Lovely, just lovely!
@heyjude85Ай бұрын
Only a creative person can create art from junk, limited craft supplies, and a piece of old flooring as a desk! Yes, I'd love to see a flip of this journal as well!
@cindycreateforlifeАй бұрын
Thank you Luise for going to all the effort of making your last video in your old craft room and the first in your new one, it feels like we are moving with you! I think you have chosen the right room in your new place by sniffing out the clues!😂😂 How perfect that you found buttons, they mean so much to you as we know! Hoping all goes well as you are moving, looking forward to your next adventure in Ulm!💕🇨🇦
@lillybullen5374Ай бұрын
Luise, I know I am not alone in saying we will miss your amazing 'old' studio, but I'm sure we will also love the 'new' one. Wishing you all the very best for the move, and here's to many more crafting adventures. 🧡💚🤎
@cherylparish1375Ай бұрын
Just like your tutorials where you bring in unconventional items that look like they have been recovered from a disaster area, and have been made into something so unique, edgy and beautiful all at the same time, I see this happening at your apartment as well! Art imitates life. It takes a strong and creative soul to tackle life with a "jack hammer" in hand! Not everyone can do it, but you do it so well! ❤
@leahwebb9622Ай бұрын
Well i was just impressed with your art until you said you been using a jack hammer. Girl you rock ...i love your videos so much the moving journal has impressed me no end. Making a whole journal with stuff from your apartment has me with my mouth dropping to the floor. I have started making the flowers you showed us how to make. I wish you the very best in life. You are a creative person and i wish had a bit more of that in me. I truly enjoyed the little clip from the train . Just an idea when you get moved in maybe a walking tour for us.
@donnafairchild8110Ай бұрын
Good luck in your new home. My mother was from Ulm and I have been there many times. Her family now lives in Thalfingen close by. I love watching your videos and your English is excellent. I sometimes watch your videos in German and it reminds me of my mother. Many blessings to you. I enjoy all your videos but loved the one you created from junk. Very creative!
@heidiandres1701Ай бұрын
Donna, Luise sounds so much like my mother too!
@theeclecticnest5343Ай бұрын
The bottom floor boards we would call slats in the USA and the top we call Linoleum. Vinyl is correct, too, but specifically, we refer to that type of flooring as Linoleum. Your English is wonderful, so please know I'm not trying to correct you. It's truly such a hard language.
@denisecopeАй бұрын
The way you make meaning out of it, for it - it’s beautiful.
@dianeeisler1715Ай бұрын
You have inspired me. Your intuition about finding the buttons and needles in the room you are making your new craft room is so "on the button".🤗😎
@deirdremakerАй бұрын
Luise I love that you share your move with us ❤️ my heart goes out to you with all your hard work 🤗I have changed taps, lights, painted hall, stairs and landings, but still find time to junk journal 😂🌺🍓🧚🏻♀️🧶💟 I love your honesty and sincerity and passion! You are young! I help a man that is 82 and and only has two teeth! This is old! 😂
@rachel932124 күн бұрын
All I can say is, you are such an amazing person Louise. This is such a beautiful, emotional video. Thank you for sharing!
@lauragaudry3402Ай бұрын
Yes please do a flip through of this journal! It is fabulous. By the way, “ growing old ain’t for sissies “. 🤣. Congratulations on your success in making this transition. Hugs and blessings, 🤗❤️🇨🇦
@jenngraham1812Ай бұрын
I hear you about the crazy feeling about your train ticket! 😆 I spotted fancy discarded laundry tickets in a hotel we were staying and hyperventilated! My husband rolled his eyes! 😆 Congratulations on your new apartment! May you have many a happy, creative days there. 💕
@caroltanzi29Ай бұрын
Luise: you crack me up. You are so real. That is a gift in itself. Your talent is amazing and you are working at your passion at a Master level. Kudos to you! Carol from California
@melinda4815Ай бұрын
Hello Luise, WOW!!!! You never cease to amaze me with your talents. I see you are one of those folks who can just do anything. Your English is so good. I commend you for your bravery and your accomplishments. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful journey you have undertaken. I am so awed that you are moving to a new area and have already made it "home". Yes, we here in the states do call them snaps because when they are put together, they make a sound like a snap, lol. I hope and pray for the following days to be filled with the most fun ever and you have wonderful crafting adventures. Best of luck and sending prayers.
@pattismith6047Ай бұрын
Oh Luise you aren't old! I am a junk journaler of the age 66 young and let me tell you that sitting on the floor and filming is something that won't ever happen for me😂 you inspire me!
@tamimalouf1565Ай бұрын
I love your table and all the treasures you found I’m glad I’m not the only one who pick things up from unusual places
@snarkycardАй бұрын
I love the beautiful glass head pins and all the other treasures that you've found! I hope that all that material that was below the floor does not contain anything toxic such as asbestos. Please be safe! I'm really enjoying this moving series!
@Veronim78Ай бұрын
How exiting on your move back to Germany. Another new chapter in your life. You look very happy and best wishes in your new apartment. Your new apartment looks very light and spacious. You always will think of your past memories but are making new memories. I feel you could write a book about yourself. I enjoyed this video and thanks for showing us your craft room to be and your beautiful treasures you found. I think it once was some type of sewing room. Good Luck and I can’t wait to see your craft room finished. Love to see your whole apartment. I am very very happy for you. Hugs.
@sherryweaver2490Ай бұрын
Love how you take the ordinary things and turn them into such beauty!! ❤
@lenamccoy1294Ай бұрын
Oh my! How exciting!!! Love that you are taking us along on your adventure!
@TailfuzzyАй бұрын
What a fun treasure that you found under the floor layers. Thank you for sharing. 😊
@bobbiwest6625Ай бұрын
That looks like alot work. Good luck on your new place. I hope you will be happy there, and comfortable. Sunshine days, sweet dreams nights. Sleep tight, dont let the vampires bite. Lol❤
@yvonnegottsch4385Ай бұрын
I love how you use a press stud and buttons as a sign. I'm also sure they are saying welcome to your new craftroom. Very happy and successful crafting on your new journey and thank you for sharing it with us
@valgiles6432Ай бұрын
Luise,I so enjoy your videos and thank you so much for being you.All the very best for your move & settling into your new home & craft room.I truly love your new journal & the way you used all the bit;s & pieces.
@ahgetmydriftАй бұрын
😍🥰Love you too pieces Luise, congrats on all your adventures, I love you're style completely. 😘
@KimVictoria-ArtistАй бұрын
I love that you shared this adventure of yours and how you are embracing it in your memory journal. It is fascinating and I've never seen anything like it. I found it very touching and significant when you talked about how you are honoring that unknown person who used the needles, what they signified, and how someday you hope someone who finds your journal with the needles will continue to honor this legacy of experience. I felt an emotion of resonance with all that. And then to see how you are using construction items to create art and the special journal - I am in awe. As I write this comment you must be moved in to your new apartment - I hope it is all you hoped it would be and your creativity grows and grows in your new craft room. Bless you always! Danke
@sandikalin636Ай бұрын
I’m so excited about your new adventure. And you are so right, all the little bits you found were signs that this “is the room”. Meant to be. ❤
@heidiandres1701Ай бұрын
I look forward to more adventures from the new studio and imagine it will be amazing. I think the dustpan should be incorporated as a sorting tray. Or perhaps a small one can take its place as a permanent fixture that will always remind you of the creation on the deconstructed floor of your new home.
@heatherm2125Ай бұрын
This video takes your advice of using what we have on our desks to a whole other level! And yes, you DO “do everything for us!” Great video, great story. I wonder if a seamstress lived in that apartment?
@lindagoldhersz4830Ай бұрын
Thank you for taking us along on your new adventure. Wishing you the best in your new town and new home.
@julia_l-cАй бұрын
Awww I'll miss your little caravan crafting space with the lovely view around you, but your new apartment with those windows looks amazing! I chose the room I use based on the windows and view too!! Good luck on the rest of your move, and getting unpacked and settled ! 💜 We have an online gaming buddy my Mr is friends with who lives in the Balingen area. He shares lots of pictures with us and the area is beautiful. On the map it looks pretty close to you, so I'm imagining all the gorgeous scenery you'll get to explore now 😊
@kimberleymaloy1728Ай бұрын
Hi Luise, this was a cool idea to video from each of your spaces and put it together as last and first. I definitely think you have chosen the perfect room to be your craft room. Looking forward to seeing you all moved in to your new home. TFS 😊
@risamateo8003Ай бұрын
Onwards to to heights!! Love all the precious bits you have found. So much love and luck on your new chapter ❤
@juliemonroe105Ай бұрын
Congratulations on an exciting adventure ahead!! I am thrilled for you! Happy for you to be in Germany!! Wishing you every happiness!! Xo, Julie❤
@MyDjturnerАй бұрын
I enjoyed your first video in your new craft room. All the best for your big move and I look forward to further revelations as your new craft room evolves. Thanks for sharing.
@machellesnow4214Ай бұрын
Luise you had me laughing so much. The face you made holding the jack hammer.ypu are so so funny. Any yes "snap" is the English word but I like clack clack better. Lol. Thanks for sharing. Love your new apt.
@user-gl3ip3lc8tАй бұрын
You are amazing Luise. I wish you well in your new home.
@robinknutson8765Ай бұрын
Wondebrfulness!
@charmainewagner-bell2764Ай бұрын
You’re obviously happy in your new space…can’t wait to see more!
@69SugahАй бұрын
I wonder if the prior residents did a lot of sewing or was it once a trailor/seamstress shoppe. Very interesting finds. I'm really curious about the people who have lived there. If those walls could call, I would be listening. 😂😂😂
@janetedensАй бұрын
I think what you are doing is working out really nicely. Love those flowers you made. The word for your blue tray in the first video in the new place is dustpan. I have blue ones too. Cool. I found some plastic twisted string from a weed eater that someone left in the parking lot. I thought, interesting, unique junk journal supplies. Thanks again for another inspiring video. Happy moving into your home and happy creating in the new studio. Looking forward to seeing it done. Oh, happy days, right?
@shawnmorymcmillion29 күн бұрын
I just discovered your channel last week and I’m loving your authenticity and verve! You really are inspiring me during a difficult time in my life! You’re amazing!
@shellywhite1929Ай бұрын
You think 10,000 buttons is not enough, 😂. I just adore you! I also would have taken that as a sign. Can't wait to see it fixed up! Luv u.❤ I changed rooms in my house for crafts, and that was a nightmare. Prayers all goes well for you. ❤
@keenDesign64Ай бұрын
Holy Moley it sure is a massive renovation!! I know you will make a beautiful home there though xx I like to think the room you have chosen was a sewing room...my grandma used to have hers in the attic and it was a magical space for me as a child. Girl - go to Action and get one of those inflatable donut cushions - very handy to avoid splinters in your *** lol. Enjoying every moment ..greetings from Amsterdam xxx
@ritapetty7482Ай бұрын
What a gorgeous journal. I absolutely loved this series. Best of luck in your new home! I hope you plan to do a video of the finished renovations. I would love to see it!
@lauravasquez169Ай бұрын
I am looking forward to see how you fix the floor in your new craftroom. That is so amazing how you knew which room you chose. I am so glad that this is a good move for you ❤❤❤
@marshastraus3757Ай бұрын
I have been watching your videos for a long time. Your presentations are always so entertaining and I love watching. I was so surprised when you said you were moving to Ulm. I visited Ulm in 2010 to visit friends. I am from Montana. Keep doing what you're doing!
@KatyscrapАй бұрын
Congratulations on your new home. It was meant to be that your craft room was someone’s sewing room in the past!
@lotusflowerpassionАй бұрын
Love watching your Journey dear Thank you for sharing all of this dear you are an inspiration 💖
@evernightcreationsАй бұрын
You are so wonderful and so much fun! ❤❤❤
@nancyjohnson4200Ай бұрын
Living grunge!!!!! Your floor is gorgeous! You are truly an amazing creator! 🥰
@nicolinavincelli9369Ай бұрын
I love the journal, you seem to doing great, I can't wait to see your new apartment, good luck with the move, big hugs.
@holyxuxaАй бұрын
What a wonderful video! You reminded us of what a true junk journal really is. I'm inspired!
@InHappinessandDistressАй бұрын
I hope the next phase of movinh is going smoothly. Love, Camilla
@diane2941Ай бұрын
Best wishes in your new apartment!
@sharonromer6606Ай бұрын
The "button thingie" is called a snap 😉👍🇺🇸
@elizabethkeeling-carreau1873Ай бұрын
As I see you create your new craft studio it makes me wonder how much Tim Holtz will be part of your design. I wonder if you’ll use his fabrics for curtains or…? I think one of the first videos that I ever watched of yours was when you used his tissue paper on your windowsills. That video had me hooked. I love that you are so creative in such unique ways. You are one of a kind and so very special Luise. Enjoy your renovation. 🤗🇨🇦🤗
@luiseheinzlАй бұрын
Well..... I think you'll see some videos in the future that answer your question 😊
@glendajohanson9846Ай бұрын
I enjoyed your video so much! You are such an amazing person! Good luck in your move!
@cheryl7476Ай бұрын
I felt for you, as your legs were going to sleep while sitting on the floor at your new craft room. You were so very clever with how you made the rusty needles be part of the new journal. Never a dull moment with you, Luise. Can’t wait for you to move in. As well, I can’t wait to have our furniture here, so I can get things out of boxes! The furniture is still being used to make our home for sale look very nice. Of course, the art supplies I want to use here are stick in storage. I too have found this sort of place thing, probably stenciled in the 70s with a too cute for my liking image of a house and words saying, Welcome friends. I managed to find in one of the art room boxes, some cheap gesso. So far, I have 5 layers of it to cover this odd shaped place. Eventually, I’ll use some crackle paste and make some rusty areas with grit paste and rusty color paints. Might use Tim’s tissue with the photographs of people and old houses. Like you, I can’t wait to be settled in this new place for us. Thanks for making this video. I enjoyed being there with you and am excited to see the place all fixed up with all your belongings and art supplies.
@btraceyАй бұрын
I love the page, but there is no where for my eye to rest, it can’t decide on a focal point.😊 I really find your ability to craft anywhere with anything it is your amazing superpower ❤ as well as being a phenomenal artist.thank you for sharing parts of your life with us all.
@theresaconway-hayesАй бұрын
My favorite video ever. The view out the window of the train is beautiful. We did get a tour of your old craft room .
@jeanadamsick9854Ай бұрын
HEY THERE LUISE, YOU HAVE SIGHT INTO MANY THINGS. I LOOK @ THINGS DEEPLY ALSO. IT IS AMAZING HOW ONE CAN SEE AN IDEA FOR THINGS WE USE OR FIND OR WHAT EVER IT MAY BE. LOVE THE CREATIVITY!!!!!!!!!!!! MAY YOU ENJOY YOUR NEW FOUND HOME & TOWN OR VILLAGE. Do take care. USA
@leahwolfe8999Ай бұрын
Oh Luise, you must send our thanks to your a$$ for suffering on the floor to provide us with creativity and laughter!
@kristenstode4383Ай бұрын
Your ULM ticket is upside down not sure if intended it …Still creating and in the middle of a big move and renovations …wow good luck with the move can’t wait to see the progress
@TheRollmeoverАй бұрын
I love this video ❤❤ your imagination is phenomenal! I've been waiting on pins and needles 😅 for the next video! Thank you 🎉
@nataliechim5227Ай бұрын
Luise I am so happy for you, your new apartment looks so light and spacious. I love the story you created with the found buttons and pins and love that you are honouring the former sewist who lived there. Good luck with your move, i can't wait to see more.
@RosemaryHerbАй бұрын
The journal from Dannie and the meaning behind it is worth so much. Then when you talked about respecting the needles, I was thinking what a useful way junk journal is in so many lives. From the one that creates, buys and the treasures that are put in the “ junk journal” really turn the journal into a priceless story of someone’s life. Your explanation was very very special!! Another great meaningful video!! Hope to see you again crafting ❤
@nancyflanagan4971Ай бұрын
I so enjoy watching your videos. You have a good heart. i was worried about the flooring in your new craft room because I thought it might be made of asbestos. I pray not. Looking forward to each new video
@pambotter355Ай бұрын
Luise, I think you picked the right room as I imagine someone used it as their sewing room. I would be like you…imagine who might’ve lived there and they touched all the items you found. And now you are making them being noticed once again. You always make me smile Luise, something poking you in your a$$. Love your videos and can’t wait to see when your room is finished. Good luck in your new city! TFS!❤
@TubeYouLenaАй бұрын
15:30 those “buttons” are called snaps and Darcy’s Misadventures with Mixes Media channel recently showed how these could be used just to hold several pieces together (alternative to staples). I personally sew them to pieces of fabric and then glue them to parts for closures. They are seriously cool.
@suebouch4074Ай бұрын
All the best to you in your new apartment! Loved this video! Your found objects are Extra special… thanks for sharing your creativity and inspiration… have a great day! 🙂
@susanjustice7695Ай бұрын
You are so amazing and brave❤
@debraolm7104Ай бұрын
My TOP#!1 Series of the moment, after #Dephemerember! Keep on the GREAT work! ( I feel I could write most of the comments below, so take them twice, at least! U're my CREATER HERO!!!!
@christine0nowell757Ай бұрын
I hope you will have a wonderful time in your new home. All the very best to you Luise , best wishes from the UK. XXX I call those little things you didn't know the name of in English Poppers, as they pop in and out of one another
@heidiandres1701Ай бұрын
I think I call them snap buttons
@debbiegreve3536Ай бұрын
You are one fantastic lady! You can junk journal with basically nothing. The blue plastic thing you sweep into is called a dust pan. Can’t wait to see more of your apartment! ❤
@belindazimmer2107Ай бұрын
You remind me so much of my daughter, my father, and myself all rolled into one person….😁! We all have been through so many renovations and things usually never go as planned but you realize that soon after experiencing it firsthand. I love being on this journey with you and your genuine thoughts on how and why you create things as you do. I was even thinking if you have a spot anywhere at the new apartment that you haven’t totally finished you could make a tiny space like for a time capsule. You spoke of someone maybe finding your art after you are gone and that would be a fun thing you could do with the new place is to leave a message and little touch of your art for the next generations to find. It reminds me of a message in a bottle drifting in the sea. I’m so excited for you to experience the next chapter of your life in this wonderful apartment…I call it a birds nest, because you’re high in the sky among the clouds on the top floor. You will have an amazing view of the neighborhood and I’m sure creativity will explode for you. Thank you and safe travels! 🥰
@shabbyroadstudioАй бұрын
Good luck with your move Luise!!
@merinadaАй бұрын
You look like the combination of my favourite youTube videos: #1 Junk Journalling #2 Mudlarking
@gayledeacon2203Ай бұрын
I love the idea of magic that can be found anywhere, those little pieces of the world that inspire us into flights of fancy if we have the senses to find them. The way you spoke about the needles was a great example. I hope that little bits of ephemera from my life end up in similar hands.
@hedgerowjournalsАй бұрын
I have a funny visual of you in your new apartment, on your hands and knees with your nose to the floor looking for pieces of junk journal treasure. No wonder you are feeling old as you say; I hope your knees survived! Loved the time travel today and can't wait for the next episode of Life With Luise ❤
@alisonmartin6101Ай бұрын
Being an adventurous spirit is endearing. You are remarkable! 🥰
@ladawnaboozeАй бұрын
I love to watch your channel & how you create. Its true, your new craft room was showing you what it maybe had been in the past 'n would like to be again. A Creative Space. Thank you for sharing your creativity ❤
@debiv7834Ай бұрын
Best of luck on your move and the exciting new chapter in your life’s junk journal ! Have fun and enjoy the ride! ❤️❤️✌🏻✌🏻🚚🍺🍩🌼🌸🎬🔨🪚🔧🪛🛀🎊🎉
@lorirudolph_retrorudolphsАй бұрын
Luise, I just love watching and listening to your videos. You are a wealth of information and you are funny as hell 😂. Thoroughly enjoy myself every time I watch, thank you for that! ❤️
@katrina6276Ай бұрын
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@susananderson8428Ай бұрын
I'm guessing the buttons and pins are probably from the layer between the wooden floor and the vinyl /linoleum floor. You must have a mostly flat "smooth" surface to lay vinyl so they would cover floorboards or slats with a smooth cement, cure that, then put down a waterproof paper before laying the vinyl. My guess. depending on how old the house it, the buttons and pins maybe have been the people before the people before you! So if you're third generation, the buttons may have been first generation. I remember not having a table for sewing when my husband moved into a new apartment. We didn't have room for a table so I sewed on the floor! Spreading out the fabric, pinning and cutting the pattern then sewing and operating the "foot pedal" on the machine with my knee!! I know exactly what you are saying. I don't think I ever lasted as long in one sitting as you did in this video! That was almost 50 years ago. Now I can't even get down to the floor (unless I fall) much less get up after! Those were the days of living to the fullest and doing anything you wanted any way you wanted. Happy crafting in your new craft room. 😍😍😍
@lindasteenhuis2639Ай бұрын
What is called a “snap” in an earlier comment is called a “press stud” here in Australia. I think a “snap” is an abbreviation (shortened and/or simplified word) for press stud. Strips of wood are “floor boards” All the best with such a big move and change in your life.
@reneesanchez7696Ай бұрын
What an adventure. Thank you for taking us along. Looking forward to more. 💚💚💚
@julievargas788Ай бұрын
Unusual but so enjoyable. Thank you for taking us on your journey.
@JenniferMillerTucsonАй бұрын
Oh Luise, I am so happy for you, putting together a new craft room is such a wonderful experience! I hope you enjoy it for many years to come 💗