I learned from you how to make these paper tubes many years ago and am interested in it again. I made so many beautiful items for myself and gifts and they still are beautiful. So glad I found you again.
he said that you can connect tubes by connecting a tube lower end to other tube upper end, sl you do that but you cut the part until the normal tube and dont forget the glue, and do the same to the other side with the upper end in its lower end with some glue(again) and cut until size of one tube, dint test it idk if it solves
Thanks a lot for this, this saves a lot of work. These could also be nice for using as long paper matches, such as for lighting a stove. Kraft paper has a grain. If you take 2 squares and put them on top of each other, with the grains crossing, and then roll them 2 ply thick in your way, you are creating a tube with the triplex wood effect of cris-crossing grains resulting in a tube that is structurally strong in all directions.
Huhh, I've had trouble getting my tubes consistent and nice, will definitely try it your way. I've found a long piece of wire that I thought would help, but maybe it's also useful that you're actually rolling OFF the pin, so the tube isn't force to increase in size from it. Idk. Will try.
If you are new to this then it is natural to have uneven and different sized tubes. It is perfectly OK and will get better as you make more tubes. Also, the tubes are slightly wider at one end. It is required this way so that they can be inserted into each other for joining them. And even if your tubes are uneven, I am sure your baskets will still look amazing. If you think your tube is fat don't unroll and roll again. Just let it be and make the next tube. If you try to judge every tube and unroll if it does not look good to you it will make you frustrated in a short time. On the other hand if you roll your tubes irrespective of whether it is correct or not, you will discover that an amazingly large no of tubes will be good. Also, it takes more time to unroll and roll a tube than it takes to make a new one. For better results you can sort your tubes in piles based on thickness and then use tubes of same thickness for one article or just discard some tubes if they are of very different size. Good Luck 😊😊
Hi! Thanks! I got the hang of it in the end :) The wire piece is good to roll on and so are knitting pins, but I even saw someone use a simple SPAGHETTI! I can't believe I looked so hard for something special to roll with, and you can use that. Do you always only glue the final snip?
If you are new to this then it is natural to have uneven and different sized tubes. It is perfectly OK and will get better as you make more tubes. Also, the tubes are slightly wider at one end. It is required this way so that they can be inserted into each other for joining them. But the difference is very less and noticeable only if seen closely. And even if your tubes are uneven, I am sure your baskets will still look amazing. If you think your tube is fat don't unroll and roll again. Just let it be and make the next tube. If you try to judge every tube and unroll if it does not look good to you it will make you frustrated in a short time. On the other hand if you roll your tubes irrespective of whether it is correct or not, you will discover that an amazingly large no of tubes will be good. Also, it takes more time to unroll and roll a tube than it takes to make a new one. For better results you can sort your tubes in piles based on thickness and then use tubes of same thickness for one article or just discard some tubes if they are of very different size. Good Luck 😊😊
@@creativeideas4211 thank u for the clarification. I was already frustrated bcoz i cant roll thin tubes. I have done magazine paper crafts before by folding it, never done with tubes.
+safiya khan Here I have used knitting needles to roll the tubes. They are available in different sizes, so you can use as small or as big as you like. You can try with different sized needles to see what works best for you. I myself use different sized needles for my various projects. For really thick tubes one can even use a pen or a pencil to roll. Alternatively, you can use any thin stick like those from a broomstick or skewers ( wooden or metallic). You can even use toothpicks but some people find it difficult to roll using toothpicks due to their small size. Also a pen refill can be used. And if the back of your brush is proper cylinder, it can be used as well. Basically anything round and of required size can be used. If you don't have anything then you can roll paper on its own also. It just takes a little practice. Hold the paper from one end with damp fingers and slowly roll to form a tube. Any further queries are appreciated :) :)
Do you mean sewing needle ?? I guess that would be a bit difficult. Here I have used knitting needle to roll the tubes. The advantage of knitting needles is that they are available in different sizes, so you can use as small or as big as you like. You can try with different sized needles to see what works best for you. I myself use different sized needles for my various projects. Alternatively, you can use any thin stick like those from a broomstick or skewers ( wooden or metallic) or even toothpicks (but its a bit difficult due to their small size). Also a pen refill can be used. For really thick tubes one can even use a pen or a pencil to roll. Basically anything round and of required size can be used.
+CreativeIdeas Thanks for the prompt reply.I was literally waiting for your comment because I got all my supplies ready. 🙂 Also wanted to ask about the tutorial you made on colouring the tubes as to what kind of colour you have used I mean is it a paste or what?
Essentially any kind of paint/color can be used. In the coloring video I have used ink that is used to refill printer cartridges. They come in bottles of CMY(Cyan,Magenta,Yellow) colors which can be mixed in different proportions to make any color. The amount of water mixed depends on how light or dark color you want. You may use poster colors, water colors, acrylic colors or any other type of color you have. Add water to make a liquid consistency. Try on a few tubes and adjust the ratio accordingly. If you use poster colors or water colors, you can add a very small amount of white glue to make the color permanent.
Hello, plz tell me for a regular project, or more frequent usage, which size of knitting needle to be purchased. I know you use different ones ...but for a beginner plz do suggest one size.Thanks in advance,Liked your channel.Regards, Autre
The one that I use most often is 2.5 mm thick. Its size is 11. An easy replacement for this is a pen refill. Alternatively, you can use any thin stick like those from a broomstick or skewers ( wooden or metallic) or even toothpicks (but its a bit difficult due to their small size). Also a pen refill can be used. For really thick tubes one can even use a pen or a pencil to roll. Basically anything round and of required size can be used.
Hello , Thank you so much for your detailed reply.I will definitely try your suggestions. I need one more clarification, do we need to flatten the tubes before working with them? Have a great day, Regards, Autre
If you think your tube is fat don't unroll and roll again. Just let it be and make the next tube. If you try to judge every tube and unroll if it does not look good to you it will make you frustrated in a short time. On the other hand if you roll your tubes irrespective of whether it is correct or not, you will discover that an amazingly large no of tubes will be good. Also, it takes more time to unroll and roll a tube than it takes to make a new one. For better results you can sort your tubes in piles based on thickness and then use tubes of same thickness for one article or just discard some tubes if they are of very different size. Good Luck 😊😊
God bless you random indian guy on yt
I learned from you how to make these paper tubes many years ago and am interested in it again. I made so many beautiful items for myself and gifts and they still are beautiful. So glad I found you again.
I'm obsessed with papercrafting! I subscribed, so I can learn more about recycling newspapers.
kraftymomma1979 what?
I don’t get it
You explain every process so understandable. Thank you so very, very much! Blessings!!
Yes
Thank you! Very helpful 😀
Thank you so much for such clear, concise instructions.
Thanks for the video! Good fun. Plus a usable method for other materials as well!
Sir when i started rolling,the upper end is quite wider than the lower.what ll be ta solution?
Sagarika Sahu I fought with this problem for hours today. When I cut my paper strips to half their length, it wasn’t much of a problem anymore.
@@deleteme5637 thank u
he said that you can connect tubes by connecting a tube lower end to other tube upper end, sl you do that but you cut the part until the normal tube and dont forget the glue, and do the same to the other side with the upper end in its lower end with some glue(again) and cut until size of one tube, dint test it idk if it solves
Yeah same
Thanks a lot for this, this saves a lot of work. These could also be nice for using as long paper matches, such as for lighting a stove.
Kraft paper has a grain. If you take 2 squares and put them on top of each other, with the grains crossing, and then roll them 2 ply thick in your way, you are creating a tube with the triplex wood effect of cris-crossing grains resulting in a tube that is structurally strong in all directions.
Very nice. These tubes will be very handy for firecrackers
Huhh, I've had trouble getting my tubes consistent and nice, will definitely try it your way. I've found a long piece of wire that I thought would help, but maybe it's also useful that you're actually rolling OFF the pin, so the tube isn't force to increase in size from it. Idk. Will try.
If you are new to this then it is natural to have uneven and different sized tubes. It is perfectly OK and will get better as you make more tubes. Also, the tubes are slightly wider at one end. It is required this way so that they can be inserted into each other for joining them. And even if your tubes are uneven, I am sure your baskets will still look amazing. If you think your tube is fat don't unroll and roll again. Just let it be and make the next tube. If you try to judge every tube and unroll if it does not look good to you it will make you frustrated in a short time. On the other hand if you roll your tubes irrespective of whether it is correct or not, you will discover that an amazingly large no of tubes will be good. Also, it takes more time to unroll and roll a tube than it takes to make a new one. For better results you can sort your tubes in piles based on thickness and then use tubes of same thickness for one article or just discard some tubes if they are of very different size. Good Luck 😊😊
CreativeIdeas
Hi! Thanks! I got the hang of it in the end :) The wire piece is good to roll on and so are knitting pins, but I even saw someone use a simple SPAGHETTI! I can't believe I looked so hard for something special to roll with, and you can use that.
Do you always only glue the final snip?
krisCrash
Yes, I apply glue only at the end.
great video. and you're so adept! thank you!
Thank you very much this helped me in my activity
Fantastic video !
Wowwww👌
I learned that how to make
What
@@allrounderpavan5915 you what
Thank you very much😊😊
You are amazing! I absolutely scribbled. Can't wait to get started! Thank you.
What? Lmao
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I make today only 👌👍
i tried making ur way bt its getting wider from the point needle ends.
If you are new to this then it is natural to have uneven and different sized tubes. It is perfectly OK and will get better as you make more tubes. Also, the tubes are slightly wider at one end. It is required this way so that they can be inserted into each other for joining them. But the difference is very less and noticeable only if seen closely. And even if your tubes are uneven, I am sure your baskets will still look amazing. If you think your tube is fat don't unroll and roll again. Just let it be and make the next tube. If you try to judge every tube and unroll if it does not look good to you it will make you frustrated in a short time. On the other hand if you roll your tubes irrespective of whether it is correct or not, you will discover that an amazingly large no of tubes will be good. Also, it takes more time to unroll and roll a tube than it takes to make a new one. For better results you can sort your tubes in piles based on thickness and then use tubes of same thickness for one article or just discard some tubes if they are of very different size. Good Luck 😊😊
Thnx a ton bro
khalid aftab don't worry because you at least tried!!!:D
@@creativeideas4211 thank u for the clarification. I was already frustrated bcoz i cant roll thin tubes. I have done magazine paper crafts before by folding it, never done with tubes.
great idea! Thanks
Woow 😲!!! You did it soo easily
a very nice explainer and a good article tooo😊
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Thank u at first I was not getting it right after watching d video carefully I got it right
Thank you very much❤
Thankyou so much
Very useful
Thanks for it
Tnq🎀
Thank you for this. Simple and to the point! Subscribed
Super craft
is it OK if the size (thickness) of one end does not matches with other? I tried but I m failing to HV same thickness both ends
Yes, the tubes are slightly wider at one end. It is required this way so that they can be inserted into each other for joining them.
Thnku
Can we use another thing for rolling instead of needle stick
I started but the problem is the pen or rod doesn’t come out easily at the end what to do
Can we make paper tube from paper of notebook?
very nice
i appreciate it😃😃😃😃
Thank you dear
Name of the needle?how to buy?
very skillful at work you are...good luck to you
How you are getting the basic stick to make all others.
My friend,Hey dear how can I increase the strength of tube? By increasing width of the paper or wrapping in one more paper of original size or how?
❤wow
Thanks
thanks
+Dorothy Bruener
welcome :)
And make something great and awesome from newspaper because you are brilliant
👍
What u use to roll it
Hey you are awsome and great can you make a box with tubes like for some books.plz and thx I subbed
Pixovo hh
would this work with 8.5 × 11 white paper?
Thank you very much for your explanation👍
Good job....
Thank u
Nice
Hi thx for the advise I love doing crafts with my dad so thanks a lot
Huhu wow its verry nice
Is coconut leaf stick is use for rolling?
thanks
for the good ideas!!!! :)
From Priyu
Thank you so much I was wondering for a while
+Audrey L
Welcome :)
Okay thank you so much ❤️
The end not glued comes loose when I take my rod out.
I think u must tighten it more
What stick you used
Lower end is narrower than upper end?is it?
hey i am using pen refills as needle is it okya....
Yes
+CreativeIdeas thanks for reply
Can u show a video regarding this...coz I felt quite tough to roll with refills
I understood but it was very difficult and i was not able to make it
thanks bro
Thanks for help
Sir it was vry useful tank uuh so much may God bless uh
it's brilliant thanks for the paper roll video
Nice!!! But what is this a needle or back of painting brush ???
+safiya khan
Here I have used knitting needles to roll the tubes. They are available in different sizes, so you can use as small or as big as you like. You can try with different sized needles to see what works best for you. I myself use different sized needles for my various projects. For really thick tubes one can even use a pen or a pencil to roll.
Alternatively, you can use any thin stick like those from a broomstick or skewers ( wooden or metallic). You can even use toothpicks but some people find it difficult to roll using toothpicks due to their small size. Also a pen refill can be used. And if the back of your brush is proper cylinder, it can be used as well. Basically anything round and of required size can be used. If you don't have anything then you can roll paper on its own also. It just takes a little practice. Hold the paper from one end with damp fingers and slowly roll to form a tube.
Any further queries are appreciated :) :)
CreativeIdeas
CreativeIdeas
very good sir awesome I agreed
This is AMAZING!
thank you, invite to your channel
Excellent tutorial! Very concise. Easy to understand. I am very pleased go to have found this channel.
Try to make a baby pram from tubes
Thanks for your suggestion 😊.
Roll karte wakt meri paper sidha ho jati hai wo keu
Love resourceful people who are usually quite creative...thanks for sharing your skills and knowledge.
+Donalea Eaton
Thanks for your appreciation 😊
what size of knitting needle are you using? 2.75mm?
Very clear and precise explanation, thank you|
Hey we can use small needle
Do you mean sewing needle ?? I guess that would be a bit difficult. Here I have used knitting needle to roll the tubes. The advantage of knitting needles is that they are available in different sizes, so you can use as small or as big as you like. You can try with different sized needles to see what works best for you. I myself use different sized needles for my various projects.
Alternatively, you can use any thin stick like those from a broomstick or skewers ( wooden or metallic) or even toothpicks (but its a bit difficult due to their small size).
Also a pen refill can be used. For really thick tubes one can even use a pen or a pencil to roll. Basically anything round and of required size can be used.
Thank you
Great idea. Proud to be an Indian.
+Sudha Murali
Thank you 😊
Iam working on your newspaper basket[blue] currently. hoping it will work out.
+Sudha Murali
Yes it will 😊 ask here if you need any assistance.
the base looked a little thick is it a problem?
+Sudha Murali
No, thick base is not a problem at all. In fact it should give strength to the basket.
amazing your all vedios
Hey hie there
Appreciate your tutorial
I wanted to ask whether we can use a glossy coated paper for making tubes
Yes
+CreativeIdeas Thanks for the prompt reply.I was literally waiting for your comment because I got all my supplies ready. 🙂
Also wanted to ask about the tutorial you made on colouring the tubes as to what kind of colour you have used I mean is it a paste or what?
Essentially any kind of paint/color can be used. In the coloring video I have used ink that is used to refill printer cartridges. They come in bottles of CMY(Cyan,Magenta,Yellow) colors which can be mixed in different proportions to make any color. The amount of water mixed depends on how light or dark color you want.
You may use poster colors, water colors, acrylic colors or any other type of color you have. Add water to make a liquid consistency. Try on a few tubes and adjust the ratio accordingly. If you use poster colors or water colors, you can add a very small amount of white glue to make the color permanent.
+CreativeIdeas Thanks alot
You were great help.
this was very helpful!!
Hello, plz tell me for a regular project, or more frequent usage, which size of knitting needle to be purchased. I know you use different ones ...but for a beginner plz do suggest one size.Thanks in advance,Liked your channel.Regards, Autre
The one that I use most often is 2.5 mm thick. Its size is 11. An easy replacement for this is a pen refill.
Alternatively, you can use any thin stick like those from a broomstick or skewers ( wooden or metallic) or even toothpicks (but its a bit difficult due to their small size).
Also a pen refill can be used. For really thick tubes one can even use a pen or a pencil to roll. Basically anything round and of required size can be used.
Hello , Thank you so much for your detailed reply.I will definitely try your suggestions. I need one more clarification, do we need to flatten the tubes before working with them? Have a great day, Regards, Autre
Autre Planete
Not necessary
u can make this with A4
sheet right
+Sidra Rehman
Yes
Vous êtes magnifique mercii from algeria
Very nice 👍
okay thanks a lot
R u from India
Thanks, this helps a lot. Plus I love your channel :P
many many thanks!
Paper packaging equipment
hey can do a recycling video
Thank you for the idea
OK... so that means I m on the right track... thanx a ton I was bit worried for that... thank u
If you think your tube is fat don't unroll and roll again. Just let it be and make the next tube. If you try to judge every tube and unroll if it does not look good to you it will make you frustrated in a short time. On the other hand if you roll your tubes irrespective of whether it is correct or not, you will discover that an amazingly large no of tubes will be good. Also, it takes more time to unroll and roll a tube than it takes to make a new one. For better results you can sort your tubes in piles based on thickness and then use tubes of same thickness for one article or just discard some tubes if they are of very different size. Good Luck 😊😊
Excellent instructions and very well demonstrated! Thank you! :D