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I just love your wreath, it just came up on my video search this morning. I am hoping to try to make one similar to yours, Thank you

Very pretty

You are doing great! I love your projects. Keep up the great work! I just want to say you can glue or not glue with pocket holes but it is recommended that you glue for a stronger bond, also when gluing end grain it is best to put a layer of glue on the end grain and let is soak in for a bit, normally I let it get a bit tacky then put more glue and put it together. That way the end grain soaks up some glue and then the second gluing allows for a better bond! Please keep up with the great ideas!

Did you build the table also?

This video saved me so much $$$$! I was ready to get rid of my not-too-old sectional (7 years) because it looked so sad and saggy. I had other reasons too but for a very small cost, I was able to keep what I have until I'm ready to make bigger changes down the road. Thank you so much for this tutorial. I sent your video to my hubby, bought the polyfill, and he did the work as you described. It really does take some muscle but my sectional looks brand new again for a negligible cost.

Not only that but most people are reading this on their phone and the screen print is so dang small that I keep having to enlarge it and losing my spot and I don't have a regular computer so every video is just a non-verbal tutorial and it's very frustrating! Or the zip through it so fast that you got to keep stopping it and rewinding it and fly through it like where pros or something granted I can pause it but it would be nice if somebody went in detail and a little bit slower. Yes I know I can slow down the speed of the playback, but this is very frustrating to have to go back and rewind it go back again...blah blah

I tried doing a poster for my son's party but when i cut the white border lines off my image doesnt concede with the other sheet😢 is like I cut of a piece of the actual image & it looks off. What am I doing wrong?

This was easy and really helpful!. Thank you.

how to do it 2024?? it´s not working to do cut marking. :(

Thanks for the tip! 👍🏻

But it doesn't even work as a blind 🤦

Very nice just fallow the lines.

Hola ! No cuento con el suficiente dinero para comprar la pintura látex. Podría usar los pigmentos para cemento? Y si debo agregar pegamento blanco ó cola de carpintero? Agradeceré tu respuesta Gracias gracias gracias

Love the project but do you have a slower video for this project?

Thank you for this tutorial. Very Helpful..

She stops yapping/video starts at 1:30.

Velcro is the best, but the glue on the backing might not take.

That was exactly what I needed to know... Direct and to the point. I like that.

great job! how do you get out rolled up corners tho???????????/anybody

❤ it❤

Thank you for such a clear, straight-forward tutorial and project diagram! I'm so excited to try this! :)

Brilliant, thank you so much. You have saved me hours of heart ache with your one simple video.

Tutorial starts a 1:32

WOW!! thanks so much for rescuing me from half a day of frustration👍

Absolutely beautiful !

Excellent tutorial has helped me a lot to release the wrinkles from my rug

Me encantó el tutorial. Podrías decirme si el carbonato de calcio es lo mismo que el blanco de España? donde vivo me dicen que tienen la misma fórmula y lo usan para preparar pinturas. Me puedes ayudar con la respuesta? Gracias gracias gracias. Saludos desde México

Thank you!

How do you print with less tiles, my option is showing 24 tiles

Thank you 🙏🤲🤌🤌🔥🔥

Thanks ❤

Hello, really great video thank you for taking the time to create! One quick question, say I had a piece of board I wanted to make into a sign @ 1m x 1m how do I scale the image to print to those measurements?

Its beautiful no need to redo it the back of chair

Didn’t work for me

So what if we don’t have a man? All the DiY women have men Doing the heavy work

thanks!!!!!!!

Mine came back after several days. Ironically it is smooth after a shampoo then wrinkles again.

Scroll to 0:58 You are welcome

Looks great! Please remind your viewers to make sure to center the fabric if it has a pattern or stripes. :D

I’m going to give this a try

What about aluminum siding?

Creating a lamp and glue from just a rope and balloon can indeed be a simple and creative project. Here's how you can do it: Materials Needed: Rope (preferably cotton or jute rope) Balloon LED light bulb or lamp kit (optional) Glue (for making glue from rope) Scissors Paint (optional) Paintbrush (optional) Steps: 1. Making Glue from Rope: Cut the rope into small pieces and place them in a container. Add enough water to cover the rope pieces. Let the rope soak in water for at least 12 hours or overnight. After soaking, blend or mash the rope pieces until they form a thick, sticky paste. This paste will act as glue for your project. 2. Creating the Lampshade: Inflate the balloon to the size you want for your lampshade. Keep in mind the size of your LED light bulb or lamp kit. Dip the rope pieces into the homemade glue and start wrapping them around the balloon. Make sure to overlap the rope pieces to create a sturdy structure. Continue wrapping the rope around the balloon until you achieve the desired shape and thickness for your lampshade. Leave a small opening at the bottom for inserting the LED light bulb or lamp kit. 3. Letting it Dry: Hang the balloon with the wrapped rope in a well-ventilated area to dry completely. This may take 24-48 hours, depending on the thickness of the rope and the humidity levels. 4. Adding Optional Decorations: Once the rope lampshade is completely dry, you can paint it with acrylic paint if you want to add color or decorative patterns. Let the paint dry completely before moving on to the next step. 5. Deflating and Removing the Balloon: Once the rope lampshade is fully dried and any paint is dry, carefully deflate the balloon and remove it from inside the lampshade. You may need to pop the balloon and peel it away from the inside of the lampshade. 6. Installing the Light Source: Insert the LED light bulb or lamp kit into the opening at the bottom of the lampshade. If you're using a lamp kit, follow the manufacturer's instructions for assembly and wiring. 7. Hanging or Placing the Lamp: Hang the lampshade from a ceiling hook or place it on a lamp base, depending on your preference. 8. Enjoy Your Rope Lamp! Turn on the light and admire your handmade rope lamp! Adjust the placement and brightness of the light to create the desired ambiance in your space. This project offers a simple and rustic way to create a unique lampshade using just a rope and balloon. Feel free to customize it with different rope thicknesses, colors, or shapes to suit your style preferences.

Thank you!

Ty I've been trying to figure this out forever 😊

My screws do not turn and come out. How long did it take to unscrew?

Thank you so much. I just printed a pattern, that I would have had to pay to get it printed and delivered to me.

I love it

thank you!!!

Thank you for this. Simple, easy and fast. Been looking everywhere! Thank you :)

Thank you becaus as a visual learner thus was exactly what I needed