Your art work is great, have tried selling any?

U guys did an amazing job u must be sooo proud of yourselves keep up the great work and enjoy the journey best wishes 🇨🇦🇵🇹

I think Bob Ross would be proud ti have such a fine piece of work in his collection! Just add a happy little tree and you're all set!

I'm so glad you posted a video. I love your simplicity and your piece of art (piece of heart) turned so well. Please continue the videos!

wow amazing art

1:30 – I appreciate your desire to reuse. And many things in Grandpa's garage can certainly be reused. But not all. And one must be careful to suggest this. Especially with chemicals and paints. In my Grandpa's garage were old paint with lead. And some with nasty paint solvents like Xylene. Especially for a young woman like yourself, of child bearing age, you do not want to be using or handling such chemicals. I do not know if the products you used from your Grandpa's garage were fine or not. I am simply pointing out that it may not be a good idea to make generic suggest suggestions, without warning (such as read all labels and not use if not sure of contents) off hand. As for others, what is in their Grandpa's garage may be toxic.

Hope this helps.

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Beautiful painting you should sell some if you do not already. I'm a fan

Just a lovely miniature proper house!
Now you're ready to build what you need.
Your paintings are nice, too.
Love to see your dayly progress in your property.

Laura is super sweet and has a very smooth voice 🤗

Can I give you guys another bit of advice? Please don’t use cement mortar for your external stone wall pointing or your interior wall finish. Cement (and concrete) traps condensation inside your home which leads to mold and mildew, and fungal rotting of internal wood studs.
Whereas traditional lime mortar pointing and wall rendering is breathable. Just a friendly heads up.
Cheers!

Hi Laura and Dan, just found your channel today and subscribed, the two of you are so adorable. Have you found your bathhouse steps to be difficult to use? Like baby steps?

There is a formula for steps based on an adult stride. For a minimum stride the formula is: 2 x the Rise, plus the Tread = 24 inches (2R+T=24). For taller people with a longer stride you could go to 28 inches.

No need to worry about what you’ve done, it’s all a learning process!

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You two are so sweet. I wish you great success in your adventure and can’t wait to come along. Good luck and hold on to that sense of humour. Blessings on you both. Canadian fan 🇨🇦

Great video again guys! And well done on the out house! Love the painting!
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Love it 🙌 the courgette and garlic dip sounds delicious 🤤 and the art you did was really good Laura. I’m also enjoying the music you’re using for the videos!

Your outhouse looks really great and your artwork is very beautiful.
I was thinking maybe it would had been a good idea to staple some plastic to prevent the cold winter air to come inside but maybe the rodents will chew on it and make holes. Maybe foam insulation is better but it's a little costly. Maybe you can cover the holes with adobe, you probably have all the materials in your land already.
Keep up the good work.😊👍

Great work, you two. And I love your painting, Laura. Been watching for a while now and am really looking forward to seeing you guys start on the barn itself. Hope you get in there by winter!

I hope that one day our self self build can be off grid

Loving the art, and the shape of that piece of wood you used, looks beautiful on that wall.

You should buy a bob ross wig for next time though, Laura Ross be funny 🙂

The outhouse looks nice it’s amazing what a person can do with little money the owl painting is very beautiful are you planning in the near future to renovate the barn into a house ? You both are really amazing

Your owl was beautiful. We're our own worse critics. I admire it because I do not have the talent to paint, even though I've tried. I am crafty in other ways and so I use different avenues to express myself. But I always admire other people's talent.