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Thank you for articulating your journey, I had several aha moments listening to you.

I preferred the before, but did need a little work. I would have polished up the wood and had it professionally reupholstered...

The algorithm recommended this and I actually am so glad - your work is so cool and your personality is fun to watch. Also - ADORABLE PUPPY

Just watched someone destroy a piece of art...

I don’t have enough time to watch the entire video rn what fabric did you use for the rug? I like how it’s green

What did you use to glue the foam together?

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It’s ruined omg 😳 hard NO

Thanks for making this video. I love these relaxing maker and indirect learning video. I'm a crocheter and I'm going to latch hook at some point. Bought the first set of stuff and it's in a box. I want to make a moss type wall hanging but also on my list is a forest or farming landscape from above. I'm not interested in the houses but the different types of green for lawn, trees, blue for ponds, grey and brown for rocks and paths. That's what I would suggest. I'm now going to look at your more recent videos and find this an irrelevant point. Thanks

You did a great job I simply love the look. Can't wait to see what else you do.

Going to try making some

Really cool

Great job and good tutorial, but that music on loop drove me bonkers! 🙃

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You are truly incredible for sharing your process! Thankyou for being so kind and amazing ❤

Love your video style & also your music - so relaxing & retro. Can’t wait to make these fun hearts! Your techniques were so helpful (mistakes & all) ~ I think I can do it!

I enjoyed watching your video. Sooooo, your model/display/shop is there with you right? So capitalize on your brick/mortar structure where you are so that keeps your revenue as close to you as possible. Right? I don't know, was thinking out loud about your house.

It was great to hear you talk through your thought process and making an umbrella for all your interests. I totally relate to having to deal with organizing home projects vs. work projects in your brain. I constantly struggle with that. I am excited to follow your progress on this idea and seeing how your business grows. The flowers are GORGEOUS by the way! Do you know what I thought of? Those glass domes of flowers in the Penelope's room in the movie, Penelope! Wouldn't those be amazing with little miniature scenes inside? Like a table set for tea among the flowers? Thank you for sharing!!

It's interesting that you mentioned die cutting your flowers... several companies now sell dies for that and even steel rule dies are getting more intricate. Sizzix did some that were giant. I think it was geared more towards the even planning market. Several designers for craft companies now create product lines that go in line with items they make themselves. Eillen Hull comes to mind... she has several dies related to making journals and such. Have you considered being a designer for such products? I've thought about making money from my craft but have no support and only have myself to rely on so keeping a regular job has been important to pay the bills. I've looked into it a little but but thinking about keeping up with so much for taxes, etc, intimidates me. I don't have a good mind for that type of thing and have a hard time staying focused on stuff like that. Not to mention feeling like I couldn't get enough for what I make to support myself, and the constant making might not be something I could keep up with. I totally understand what you mean re the wholesale thing... I think it would be a lot easier to sell to a business for them to sell it than selling yourself. It's a lot less managing and business tasks, it seems. Knowing one has family and friends who would help out if a risk doesn't pan out makes one more comfortable with taking those risks as opposed to 'if it doesn't work, I will end up homeless'. Glad you have that support! I started following you when you did the fall window dressing vid and its nice to know a little more about your journey.

Thank you for sharing your journey thus far. It's interesting and informative and mostly inspiring to myself personally on multiple levels. As a younger grandmother to 3 grands I have always had a art,activity planned for them to encourage creativity, projects they can be so proud of because THEY did it. I didn't get to do that as much with my own 2 kids because of life...work,responsibilities, etc. You set a GREAT adult example of a self made artist/creator and most of all so blessed to have had all those family members to encourage that for you. That sets you apart from so many other cookie cutter business owners. But what strikes me the most in your video is you are sticking to your values of wanting /trying to sustain and grow from something that you truly ENJOY doing. GOOD FOR YOU! Isn't that exactly the reason potential customers would be drawn to your ideas and potential products? It's also obvious you enjoy and should probably focus on a idea that encourages others to create and make a project using YOUR tools/kits to do so. Have you considered your felt flower displays and selling "kits" online, craft shows? From miniature to massive sizes? The larger ones for big displays/wall murials? Maybe not only making bouquets but double sided tape,velcro so they can create them and apply them to doors,she sheds,walls,planters,classrooms/ or the petals to create a rug or blanket? ...I hope this males sense. My daughter created "kits" for another product, it took off. I could go on and on lol! Either way, on here I am sure you will find the support, encouragement and ideas to get your creative juices flowing! That's the fun part!

painted a couch with black chalk paint, do you think i could put red over it later on? or would it be too dark

Thank you for this fantastic idea! Do you know if this same thing can be done on a velour or faux "velvet" couch? I have a terribly '70's victorian replica in great shape but the blue and orange flowers are unforgivable. Can a high, thick pile like that be painted in this manner? Thank you again!

Just try a piece of styrofoam and save so much hassle,my dude.

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The chalk paint ruins it!! Why not just redo the fabric and keep the beautiful wood the way it is.

What type of glue do you recommend??

You used just normal PINK Foam Board? Right?

WOW... Fantastic Video... EXCELLENT... I so want to do this for my Students... How much do you think this cost your... Approximately ? Thank YOU so much for sharing this great video... "BRAVO"

Thank you so much for posting this. ❤it so much.

Where can I buy the machine you used to carve the letters?! Ty in advance

So cute omg - its fantastic with so many of them tucked all around!

Good job! ;) Missed watching you work. You were very motivated. ;)

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See I have a school project where im doing this exact thing! Though Im also adding a pig heart snd comparing them from one another. Sadly I couldn’t manipulate the balloon, so I just resorted to crumpling up a bunch of paper, forming it into the hearts, putting the paper mache on it, letting it dry, make the ventricles out of polymer clay, and then painting it. Its gonna be a long process but so far I almost have both prototypes done and ready to paint soon!

Love this! Learned alot! Thank you for making this video!

Awesome idea!! Great job!!

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Why that trim?

Happy Birthday! Such a great gift from your aunt. Excited to see all the upcoming videos!!

Sooo good ❤ You do belong on UA-cam. You are amazing with the decor!

This is better than anything I’ve seen thus far 🎃

Love how you decorate for spooky season! The BEST!

🤣 lol you felt a hair move and thought you set yourself on fire 😂 I would have done that 😂

Oh I heard you can wet the candle to straighten. Try that

Why not use a matter modge podge?

This is GORGEOUS! Do you still have this heart you made?

Love it

🎃 🩻 🦇 🕷 very cool video.

Loved this video 🎃

Welcome baaaaaaack!