I love these videos! You explain everything like my best friend would, patient, with a genuine love of giving, and fun! I even dream of these crafts with your voice in my head... really, I am not weird, right? 😄 Thank you so much, Jennifer!!
I love Jennifer. She is fantastic and always super helpful and not all over the place like some other vids.. I have had my maker for just about a year and she makes me confident enough to use it. These vids are absolutely amazing. I hope I can get a knack for some of these fantastic crafts.. thank you again Jennifer
I never thought to use the easy press! I've been wanting to burn some wooden utensil handles for Christmas gifts this year, and my mini press would be SO perfect for that!
Love the designs! Thank you. I enjoy each and every one of your tutorials. Lately, you've reminded me of Mr. Rogers. I soooo miss watching him! Btw, I have the same heat gun. It's come in handy many times.
Thank you so much for watching, Renee'! Your comment means so much to me!! My intro's on the step in front of the door was inspired by my love of Mr. Rogers! ❤
I have had the same problem with the marker. I thought it was just me and something I was doing wrong. Glad I am not the only one to impressed with it.
Thank you Jennifer your good at everything you do love all your work Thank you for always teaching and I love the way you explain everything May God continue to Bless you.
Love this video! Do you have a vlog that demonstrates how to do apply a recipe to a cutting board? I know you said you did one yourself. Keep the great tips coming.
Your videos are so helpful! Thank you for sharing your skills. I used torch paste on wood with a heat press, and they turned out great, but the paper was stuck on them! Do you put the shinny side of the bucher paper down? How do you get the stuck paper off? I got one wet like I saw in another video and got paper off, but it smeared the burnt brown all over the wood. I am assuming I just need to start over, but I want to know what I did wrong first. Any advice would be appreciated.
Many people have used torch paste. Torch paste is a commercially available wood burning paste that often contains ammonium chloride as a key ingredient, but usually mixed with other substances to create a usable paste consistency; essentially, you can make your own torch paste by mixing ammonium chloride with a thickener like cornstarch or "Thick-It" to create a gel-like paste. This tutorial shows how to mix ammonium chloride and thick it yourself. jennifermaker.com/how-to-burn-designs-into-wood/
You should throw away a bottle of ammonia or ammonia-based cleaner in your regular garbage. Instead, dilute it and pour it down the drain or dispose of it in the trash as a neutralized solid material.
Love your videos!! These designs are amazing. Thank you very much for taking your time making these videos. I am hoping some day I can afford to do all this. Thanks again!!
Love this video. My daughter is in the process of buying her 1st house on her own and I would love to make matching ones for us. Thanks for sll you do for us
What a wonderful video! I really enjoy learning a new craft. It doesn’t look that hard either. I think I’m going to make the Santa tray for my grandkids. I know they’ll really like it.
You can also look for commercially available "wood burning paste" or "torch paste" which serve a similar function. This is the only video that we have on wood burning.
Yes, you can use bamboo cutting boards for wood burning. Because bamboo is often mixed with glue, it's important to wear protective gear when working with it.
OMG thank you so much...I had also tried the scorch maker and their lil kit...didnt get the results I was looking for. I will def be trying the ammonium chloride/thick it method!
any tips on avoiding wood cracks? I burned on high heat and it cracked. I tried the low setting and its starting to crack. It had no cracks previously. I am using a slide of wood from a tree trunk. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Well thank you, but you need to get that fabulous machine out of its box! I can help you with my free online training series, Cricut Kickoff. Here is the link to sign up, makeracademy.com/cricutkickoff/ 💗
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I love these videos! You explain everything like my best friend would, patient, with a genuine love of giving, and fun! I even dream of these crafts with your voice in my head... really, I am not weird, right? 😄 Thank you so much, Jennifer!!
Awww, thank you so very much! 💗
She is absolutely amazing!
I love Jennifer. She is fantastic and always super helpful and not all over the place like some other vids.. I have had my maker for just about a year and she makes me confident enough to use it. These vids are absolutely amazing. I hope I can get a knack for some of these fantastic crafts.. thank you again Jennifer
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so happy you're here crafting with us! 😊🌻
I love how you explain things so well and dont go too fast....I am in awe of you , thanks from Queensland Australia
You are so welcome! I am happy to hear that!
Jennifer, you are a wonderful teacher. Thank you.
Wow, thank you, so glad you think so!❤️
I saw an ad for the scorch marker and was going to purchase. I'm SO glad I watched your video first. I can't wait to try this out!
Glad to hear that! 😃
Jennifer you are such a blessing thank you for all that you give us!!!
Thank you so very much and I'm so glad that you are here crafting with us! 💗
Love the darker burn…cute for Santa and his sidekicks!
Thank you so much for watching!
The first Grillin and Chillin sign actually looked pretty cool as well. The lady bug timer is too cute.
Thank you so much for watching!
I never thought to use the easy press!
I've been wanting to burn some wooden utensil handles for Christmas gifts this year, and my mini press would be SO perfect for that!
Thank you Jennifer, this is the video that inspired me to start wood burning, it's a business now ❤❤ you have no idea what you've done for me
Wow! That's awesome! Congrats on your business! 😃❤️
I love Everything about this video! I now have all the supplies and I’m going to make this for my grandkids and maybe a few extras to sell.
Have fun! 💗
I Love how you have so many craft ideas with your cricut and you dont always do the same things which is great!
Thank you so much, Melanie!
Love the designs! Thank you. I enjoy each and every one of your tutorials. Lately, you've reminded me of Mr. Rogers. I soooo miss watching him! Btw, I have the same heat gun. It's come in handy many times.
Thank you so much for watching, Renee'! Your comment means so much to me!! My intro's on the step in front of the door was inspired by my love of Mr. Rogers! ❤
I've always wanted to learn how to do this! You are so very generous with your time and knowledge!! Thank you!
You are so welcome! 💜
I have tried wood burning in the past, have really enjoyed it...
That's great!
This would be the perfect gift for my husband! Thank you for your inspiration!
Oh good, I hope he loves it! 💗
Oh good, I hope he loves it! 💗
Excited to see if I can get this to work on some driftwood my husband wants to burn for a memory from a vaction!
You can do it! I haven't tried it on driftwood so I can't guarantee the results.
As always you give the easiest and best directions. You madam are a ROCK STAR!! Love you Jennifer. May your holidays be the most memorable yet!
Thank you so much for watching!
Thankful you are willing to tell "all" so we can learn from your attempts at new crafts ideas! Grateful for you❣️
Thanks so much 😊
Hi Jennifer
Is their a video on yr wood burning recipe on wood
It's all in the tutorial🥰
Your tip at the end is THE BEST!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Jennifer. I really liked this video and I think I will do this for my son in love for Christmas. Instead of cash.
Thank you so much for your videos. It's really so helpful and you make it so simple to understand ❤❤
I'm so happy you're here crafting with us! 😊🌻
I have had the same problem with the marker. I thought it was just me and something I was doing wrong. Glad I am not the only one to impressed with it.
😊
Thanks for the AWESOME Video!! I really learn so much from you off of each video. Thank You Sooooo Much❣
You are so welcome! 💜
Thank you for teaching this! I had no idea!
Happy to help!
This will make some of my wood burning projects a little easier 😊😊
My husband and I have been wanting to learn how to do this for a while! Thanks for the video!!
You are so welcome! 💜
I have always wanted to learn to do this thank you Jennifer
Thank you so much for watching!
Jennifer, you’re the best. So helpful to the crafting world!
Thank you!
I’ve been wanting to try this! I had planned to use the Scorchmarker, but I think I’ll change tactics after the comparison you did. Thank you!!
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you Jennifer your good at everything you do love all your work Thank you for always teaching and I love the way you explain everything May God continue to Bless you.
Thank you so much!
Love this video! Do you have a vlog that demonstrates how to do apply a recipe to a cutting board? I know you said you did one yourself. Keep the great tips coming.
I have one that I did for handwriting to a tea towel, 💗
Thank you. I watched a couple of videos on this process, yours was the best. Very well done.
Awesome, thank you!
Your videos are so helpful! Thank you for sharing your skills. I used torch paste on wood with a heat press, and they turned out great, but the paper was stuck on them! Do you put the shinny side of the bucher paper down? How do you get the stuck paper off? I got one wet like I saw in another video and got paper off, but it smeared the burnt brown all over the wood. I am assuming I just need to start over, but I want to know what I did wrong first. Any advice would be appreciated.
We have step by step instructions on the blog post, linked in the description. 😊🌻
I love that you can burn wood and make a stencil with the cricket.
Me too! 😃
Have you ever tried torch paste? I'm curious to see what kind of results you would get.
Many people have used torch paste. Torch paste is a commercially available wood burning paste that often contains ammonium chloride as a key ingredient, but usually mixed with other substances to create a usable paste consistency; essentially, you can make your own torch paste by mixing ammonium chloride with a thickener like cornstarch or "Thick-It" to create a gel-like paste. This tutorial shows how to mix ammonium chloride and thick it yourself. jennifermaker.com/how-to-burn-designs-into-wood/
Enjoy all your designs. Learning lots. Thank you
Thank you so much for watching!
Wow I'm so glad I found your video, thank you for all the explanation so clear and easy to understand.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Jennifer and team
Thank you so much for watching!
I love your tutorials & had no idea you could burn wood this way 💕
I hope you give it a try! 💗
Great tutorial! Thanks for doing multiple methods:)
Glad it was helpful!💗
This will be so useful! I love wood burning!
So glad!
Thanks Jennifer you are my inspiration
You are so welcome! 💜
How do you dispose of leftover ammonium mixture you don’t want to keep? Thanks for the great video 🤩
You should throw away a bottle of ammonia or ammonia-based cleaner in your regular garbage. Instead, dilute it and pour it down the drain or dispose of it in the trash as a neutralized solid material.
Jennifer I want to do photos on wood...is there a way to do it using chemicals and or cricut?
Love your videos!! These designs are amazing. Thank you very much for taking your time making these videos. I am hoping some day I can afford to do all this. Thanks again!!
You are so welcome! 💜
You make this doable for the layman! Thank you!
You are so welcome! 💗
Love this video. My daughter is in the process of buying her 1st house on her own and I would love to make matching ones for us. Thanks for sll you do for us
That's a great idea!
What a wonderful video! I really enjoy learning a new craft. It doesn’t look that hard either. I think I’m going to make the Santa tray for my grandkids. I know they’ll really like it.
Please do! I hope they love it! 💗
So cool! Thanks so much for experimenting with all the methods. Awesome teaching.
So glad it was helpful! 💗
Thank you! Your tutorials are so clear and easy to understand.
You are so welcome! 💜
Love your videos! Thank you! - Fellow Michigander
Awesome, fellow Michigander! Thank you!
Do you have a video explaining or showing how to seal it with beeswax? Also is there an alternative for the thick-it?
You can also look for commercially available "wood burning paste" or "torch paste" which serve a similar function. This is the only video that we have on wood burning.
Didnt even we could do those with cricut ! Thats awesome, cant wait to make my own!
Thank you so much for watching!
How interesting. I will look into getting the supplies and maybe starting small with wood ornaments.
That's a good place to start.😊
Love this! Have considered doing wood burning for awhile this looks much easier!
Try it!
What a great idea!! Thank you!
So glad you like it, Donna!
Love the videos. New to the cricut machine and struggling. But hope in the future to try wood burning. Love the effect.
Thank you so much for watching!
Could I use a swing away press for smaller items?
I don't think so, I think a heat gun works best for this. 😊🌻
Jennifer you are the best. This is just fabulous. Thanks for sharing such great ideas 😍💕🌴
You are so welcome! 💜
I'd have to agree with everyone else. AWESOME videos.
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you. You are so amazing❤
Wow, thank you!💗
Can I use those techniques on bamboo cutting boards?
Yes, you can use bamboo cutting boards for wood burning. Because bamboo is often mixed with glue, it's important to wear protective gear when working with it.
Hi Jennifer, Do you give it a light sand after burning ?
You can 😊🌻
Always enjoy your videos. Thank you for all the hard work you put into your designs.
Thank you very much! 💜
Love this! I am going to try it.
I love that tree!
Thanks!
OMG thank you so much...I had also tried the scorch maker and their lil kit...didnt get the results I was looking for. I will def be trying the ammonium chloride/thick it method!
Glad I could help!💗
Thank you this was really detailed. Does anyone know why the burned area would look dull after using the burn gel method?
Maybe you didn't burn it long enough🥰
@@JenniferMaker Thank you so much for replying ♥ I will try again
any tips on avoiding wood cracks? I burned on high heat and it cracked. I tried the low setting and its starting to crack. It had no cracks previously. I am using a slide of wood from a tree trunk. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
I purchased everything and can’t wait to try it!!
Thank you so much for watching!
Thanks for sharing. This is a really nice video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great demo and something I will be trying soon.
Thank you so much for watching!
Have you tried a gas heat gun? I think the flame should add some interest to the effect,
We only tried the items in the materials list on the blog post.
Thanks so much ! I’m going to do this project
Wonderful!
I can't wait to try this!! Thank-you so much
You are so welcome! 💜
These are so cool can’t wait to try this technique! Keep the videos coming love learning from you
Thank you! Will do!
What a neat idea. I remember as a kid using a wood burning gun.
Thanks! Me too!😊
I wonder if I could just use my iron over the parchment? I think I will give it a try. Nice video thanks.
Your iron probably won't get hot enough.
What a great idea. Can’t wait to try these
Have fun!
😯 I am going to try this!
Yay!
Thanks for you fabulous ideas !!
Blessings beautiful !!🥰🙏🙏
You are so welcome!
I was wondering if applying Mod Podge first might work to prevent the bleeding of the burn pen? Did you think of this or try it?
No, you can see the procedure we used here. jennifermaker.com/how-to-burn-designs-into-wood/
Thank you Jennifer
This is awesome!!
Love your video's ♡
So glad you enjoy them! 💗
Wow !!!! Love this tutorial !!! Thank you so much !!👏👍😁❤️🌹
You are so welcome!
Thank you for yet another great craft idea!
You are so welcome!💗
I am addicted to your videos even though my Cricut Maker is still in the box. :-(
Well thank you, but you need to get that fabulous machine out of its box! I can help you with my free online training series, Cricut Kickoff. Here is the link to sign up, makeracademy.com/cricutkickoff/ 💗
I am here 5 months later to see if you took it out yet. Let that baby FREEEEEE!
@@thecaffeinatedunicorn4968 It is free and I have actually cut a few things. YEAH!
Have you tried Torch Paste yet? I curious if you liked it better or not.
Great video! Your videos are so informative.
Glad you like them!
Do you know how to make a3d puff sublimation
We haven't tested it out yet, but may in the future! 😊🌻
Never worked with stencils and wood. But may try this
Please do! 😃💜
how about torch paste? Have you ever used?
Yes, you can use that. jennifermaker.com/how-to-burn-designs-into-wood/
I love this!!! Can you premake a bunch of these and add Personalized names afterwards?
Thank you! I suppose you can do that!
Very cool! Thanks for the tutorial
Glad you liked it!
Thnx for another amazing tutorial, curious if you’ve tried it on kitchen bamboo cutting boards ?
You're welcome! I have not, but you can as long it is Does Not have any kind of finish on it. 💗
You're welcome! I have not, but you can as long it is Does Not have any kind of finish on it. 💗
I've gotta try this!
I hope that you do! 💗
Awesome...can't wait to try!
Have fun! 😃💜
Great designs!
Thank you! Cheers!
This was really thorough. Thank you, great tutorial!
You're very welcome! 😃💜
This is so cool and easy!! Thank you!
You are so welcome!💗