THESE ALWAYS SELL OUT! Use recycled materials to keep costs low and profit HIGH!

Поділитися
Вставка
  • Опубліковано 13 гру 2024

КОМЕНТАРІ • 136

  • @kimpaynter
    @kimpaynter 3 години тому +1

    I love that you enjoy your craft with making your profit margin where you move your merchandise, but it’s still making you money I wish other people would jump on the bandwagon. You wanna move your product you don’t wanna sit on it. Those are the cutest things I’ve ever seen. Great job.

  • @LaLadybug2011
    @LaLadybug2011 4 дні тому +27

    You are so generous to share the "how to's" here with us and I just wanted to say, thank you and I appreciate you! Your subscribers should be over 100k - you are awesome and a great teacher. Come on people, hit the "Like" and "subscribe" button and make a comment to help the algorithm push this channel forward!

  • @SarahWilson-yy5bf
    @SarahWilson-yy5bf 12 годин тому +7

    The greatest thing about your video besides your product ... Is that you do know how to make A how to video. Speeding up the film when you have repetitive actions.... It's great. I have often seen videos that were so Long and drawn out.I could not finish them... Great job!

  • @holditch1
    @holditch1 День тому +10

    These are very cute! But I wanted to comment to say PLEASE wear a respirator and gloves. I didn't and thought that I was one of the lucky ones that didn't react to resin, but then I suddenly had a horrible reaction and had to go the ER because my eyes swelled almost shut and I was wheezing. It took me a week of steroids and antihistamines to get over the attack. I found out that resin exposure is cumulative and everyone is different to how much exposure it will take to start to react, but it eventually will happen for everyone. And now that I've hit that level that my body responds that way, any future exposure causes the same reaction. Let's Resin brand is the same one I was using when this happened to me, and I had to switch to a low odor food safe resin, and I have to work under a ventilation hood with all the gear now. I can only do it max one day per week. If I had taken precautions, I might have been able to continue making the things I loved, but I had to completely restructure my craft business after this happened. I'm a resin safety advocate now and warn everyone that I see using it without precautions because I wish I had known!

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  День тому +1

      Sorry you had this experience, but everyone is different.

    • @KatarinaS.
      @KatarinaS. 8 годин тому +5

      Thanks for the important and potentially life-saving advice. I actually read your entire comment and I hope others will be smart and heed your warning as well.

    • @lenac3587
      @lenac3587 5 годин тому +4

      Yup totally agree with you. Wear a mask when working on dusty activities to protect our eyes and lungs

  • @kimbeerly
    @kimbeerly 3 години тому +1

    This is a game changer for me. I know a couple of bar owners that I can get glass bottles from. Thank you so much. I started doing macrame a few years ago and as much as I love it, it's very hard to make a profit from.

  • @nicholemoody6166
    @nicholemoody6166 12 годин тому +5

    Everything you said resonates. It’s not enjoyable if you’re relying on a high profit. It’s an easy way to get let down and loose passion in what you’re creating.

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  9 годин тому

      So true. You have to love what you do and love what you make. If you don’t, you suffer, and your art suffers.❤️

    • @ingewinbigler8225
      @ingewinbigler8225 3 години тому

      Nice play on words.

  • @TarrinLupo
    @TarrinLupo 3 дні тому +10

    WOW this is so cool. I hope you sell out next show. I love this idea, thanks for sharing your process.

  • @happymailmagic
    @happymailmagic 7 годин тому +1

    These are Stunning! No wonder they always sale out!!!

  • @becca318
    @becca318 10 годин тому +2

    You can use a pressure washer to take off the old layer. My sister did this to her back yard fence and it looks New. Amazed me!

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  9 годин тому +2

      Yes, we’ve done that too! But our fence was very old, and half rotten!

  • @dorianesalem8076
    @dorianesalem8076 4 години тому +1

    Thank you for sharing. Great idea!

  • @zyxw2000
    @zyxw2000 2 дні тому +4

    She's very creative!! I used a birdhouse as one of my first ornaments, some 40 years ago. I don't like glitter, because it spreads everywhere, so I crushed up some broken glass balls and used that as "glitter."

  • @kyliedoherty4053
    @kyliedoherty4053 День тому +4

    These are absolutely gorgeous and the uniqueness of them is brilliant. Totally love this

  • @MackieJackCreations
    @MackieJackCreations День тому +3

    You do well, because your hearts in the right place!
    God bless you for what you do for others.
    Your art is beautiful!
    Happy holidays. 🎄

  • @user1lapsun
    @user1lapsun 9 годин тому +2

    Beautiful! Don't forget your goggles

  • @judyeverett4553
    @judyeverett4553 6 годин тому

    beautiful work. loved it.

  • @ChristalGill
    @ChristalGill 3 дні тому +2

    Thank you! I love all of your wonderful ideas!

  • @NadineFoster
    @NadineFoster 4 дні тому +2

    Love this one!! Thank you!

  • @ingewinbigler8225
    @ingewinbigler8225 3 години тому

    Gorgeous!!!

  • @brendalucas1632
    @brendalucas1632 4 дні тому +1

    Love them all. Thank you for sharing.

  • @sherrycatalano9705
    @sherrycatalano9705 4 дні тому +2

    Love them all.

  • @guidohenke1075
    @guidohenke1075 День тому

    What a beautyful idea. Thanks for showing us. Greats from Tanja from germany😊

  • @andreaduprey4116
    @andreaduprey4116 День тому +1

    Love this !!’ Thank You so much for sharing 😊❤

  • @jasminer8507
    @jasminer8507 День тому

    You're incredible. God bless your creativity! It's definitely a stress relief.

  • @NegagaElk
    @NegagaElk День тому

    Thank you for a crash course in epoxy. Love these❤🎉

  • @josetteforde6817
    @josetteforde6817 4 дні тому +1

    Viewing from the caribbean love them all

  • @tamaraweed3124
    @tamaraweed3124 20 годин тому

    ❤ thank you for sharing your business and info ❤ God bless you

  • @berthacruickshank2288
    @berthacruickshank2288 17 годин тому

    Love your trees. So unique. ❤

  • @deborahwolz1628
    @deborahwolz1628 День тому

    I'm glad this popped up on my feed! You've gained a new subscriber. 😀
    I love these, and will definitely check out your glass crushing.

  • @AwesomeIncidentals143
    @AwesomeIncidentals143 4 дні тому +1

    love them all!!!!

  • @maryhoffman2735
    @maryhoffman2735 15 годин тому

    Those are really cute

  • @ssoozee
    @ssoozee 15 годин тому

    Thank you SO much! 💖💖💖

  • @7WordsWorth
    @7WordsWorth 2 дні тому +2

    I love your perspective and absolutely agree! I’d love to be able to visit your booth. How does someone know what market you’ll be working at? Thanks.😊

  • @AvaJames111
    @AvaJames111 11 годин тому +1

    Those are beautiful I will have to say and looks like a lot of fun but I've got a QUESTION ❓ DO YOU SIGNS SELL VERY WELL THERE. I LIVE IN INDIANA AND MANY PPL FROM HERE ARE ALWAYS "FLORIDA DREAMING" SO 1ST DO THEY SELL WELL 2ND WHAT WOULD BE A GOOD PRICE TO CHARGE & FOR WHAT SIZE SIGN.
    THANK YOU IN ADVANCE❤

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  9 годин тому +1

      They sell REALLY well here! these are 4x16 and sell for $25-30. Good luck!

  • @dh7217
    @dh7217 4 дні тому

    Great process video!! Just before your husband shows up, there is a glass jar I kept watching hoping it wouldn't smack into your wine glasses.. Held my breath for a little bit LOL.😊
    Hope the show went well❤❤❤!

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  4 дні тому

      Hahaha! I didn’t notice that! The show was a lot of fun!

  • @julierobertson4370
    @julierobertson4370 3 дні тому

    Great video thank you for sharing. I'm a new subscriber.

  • @LouiseMcKayArt
    @LouiseMcKayArt 4 дні тому

    Busy Beaver! You have quite an assembly line for Santa’s workshop!!

  • @justlm316
    @justlm316 День тому

    Pretty tfs

  • @msannthrope1863
    @msannthrope1863 5 годин тому

    FUN!

  • @patriceallen5417
    @patriceallen5417 День тому

    Beautiful job! Thank you for sharing, first time viewer - how do you crush your glass?😊

  • @KcPenguins
    @KcPenguins 2 дні тому +1

    Love how you speed up your film 😅

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  День тому

      This video was meant to be a quick overview. I have LOTS of other videos that show all the details.

  • @lorithrower2467
    @lorithrower2467 День тому

    I love these so much. I want to make one for myself and I hope you will help me with a few answers. I have a big blue wine bottle to smash up, can I use a pillow case and a hammer? Can I buy a small bottle of resin or do you always have to mix it? I'm in Canada. I am so excited to try this now. You make beautiful things. Thanks so much. 😊

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  День тому

      Thank you! Yes, you can use a pillow case and a hammer, but try and put a towel or something thicker inside the pillowcase first. As you smash the glass, it will shred the fabric. Instead of resin, you can use mod podge, as resin always needs to be mixed.

  • @truthforall1303
    @truthforall1303 День тому

    I think they are lovely
    But for me I would have liked to see parts of the video normal speed like when you’re pouring the resin on.

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  20 годин тому +1

      This was meant as a quick overview of the process from start to finish. I have lots of videos that show more details!

  • @Ncogneeeedo
    @Ncogneeeedo 8 годин тому

    Do you glue glass on?

  • @dougandjenniferjohnsonministry
    @dougandjenniferjohnsonministry 7 годин тому +1

    What is so sad, is what needs to happen is for them to sit down and dig through the garbage together.
    This is so sad that this actually started before Marcus died.
    It seems this whole thing goes back to Pete not being properly investigated.
    Jonathon and Suzy, focus on Pete. Deal with that now.
    Go to him, and deal with him.
    Jonathon and Suzy start your own ministry right now. You have so many of us on your side as we want truth.
    Start your ministry letting anyone and everyone know if they are a part of your ministry you will not cover ANYTHING up. They will be exposed so if anyone in your ministry doesn 't want something to be public, then don't commit adultery, fornication, homosexuality, steal, cheat, lie.
    Right now people have money they were giving to these other ministries to give into yours. Start receiving donations and use those to bless those donating rather than buying the nicest cars, homes, etc.
    There are so many grandmas and grandpas, single moms and dads, etc. who have given to support your family. They probably wouldn't have if your parents were honest. They have their money because they kept your dad's adultery from being public.
    Do ministry in truth. We are praying for all.

  • @EvaZasimovich
    @EvaZasimovich 14 годин тому

    I love your videos.
    When you resin the trees do you just stay on the glass and no resin on the board part?

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  9 годин тому

      Sometimes I do resin on the board, but most of the time I don’t. if I make a mistake and have a big spill or a drip, I end up resining the whole things so it doesn’t look weird!

  • @GenNairick1
    @GenNairick1 День тому

    i love these! but how does the resin.. not just spread over the whole board?

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  День тому +1

      I use a thicker resin that stays in place as it cures.

  • @caroljeanscholl7370
    @caroljeanscholl7370 День тому +1

    Personally, I would have liked it if you had shown your trees a little brighter setting or just let us focus in on a tree or two to actually see it.

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  20 годин тому +2

      This was meant as a quick overview of the process from start to finish. I have lots of videos that show more details!

  • @Kat-ik6io
    @Kat-ik6io 11 годин тому

    Okay I’ve never worked with resin. How to clean it off your mixer and the containers you use to mix it in or measure it?

  • @fallmax
    @fallmax 20 годин тому

    What is the sanding machine how can I get one you are so talented… thank you

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  18 годин тому

      it’s a belt sander. You can get one at any home improvement store.

  • @22lyric
    @22lyric 12 годин тому +1

    Use eye protection if you're going to try this.

  • @WingedMatchbox
    @WingedMatchbox 2 дні тому

    The resin flows through the glass pieces and attaches to the wood. ?

  • @JanaBerg-f6v
    @JanaBerg-f6v День тому

    Very cool.I used to make something like this on boards... How do you hang them? I'm sorry I didn't see that? 😍 Thank you!🎄🎅

  • @DianaShapkauski
    @DianaShapkauski День тому

    Do you glue the glass down before resin

  • @teresabiber6909
    @teresabiber6909 2 дні тому

    I looked through your notes, but im not seeing a link on how you crush the glass up

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  День тому

      great catch! I added it.
      Crushing glass: ua-cam.com/video/7fePTT_cvWE/v-deo.html

  • @WingedMatchbox
    @WingedMatchbox 2 дні тому

    How long does the resin take to dry ?

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  2 дні тому +1

      it depends on the resin you use. A quick cure takes 6-8 hours or less, while a casting resin typically takes.24 hours.

  • @WendyBeer-q3x
    @WendyBeer-q3x День тому +1

    No safety glasses or cloves,but great craft

  • @victoriaquezada
    @victoriaquezada День тому

    Wow! gorgeous work! Have you made a YT on the beautiful blue glasses you showed in your shop? Am new to your channel!

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  День тому

      thank you! Yes, look on my channel for the videos I did on the glasses!

  • @jeaneinabottle
    @jeaneinabottle 2 дні тому +2

    I FINALLY scored some free wood from a guy who builds chimneys!! He can cut them to size….so, I wanted to find out what actually sizes you use and thickness!!! Thanks so much!!!!! You’re my favorite girl to watch ♥️♥️♥️!

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  2 дні тому +2

      Awesome score! I’m so excited for you! The wood I use is about 1/2” thick. 5-6” wide, 14-16” long.

    • @jeaneinabottle
      @jeaneinabottle День тому

      Thanks so much!!! 🥰

  • @vanlifebayou
    @vanlifebayou 21 годину тому

    Hi do u have link for glass crusher?

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  20 годин тому

      here you go.
      How I crush the glass: Crushing glass: ua-cam.com/video/7fePTT_cvWE/v-deo.html

  • @kmarch6630
    @kmarch6630 2 дні тому

    It would be great if the camera was closer so we could actually see them.

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  2 дні тому +1

      I intended this to be a quick overview of the process, not a detailed look at each one. I have lots of other videos if you want to see better details

  • @danigarrotediys
    @danigarrotediys День тому

    ❤👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @brendadargan2555
    @brendadargan2555 7 годин тому

    🎄❤❤🎄

  • @shellkoho
    @shellkoho 4 дні тому

    💚✨

  • @marionbennett3015
    @marionbennett3015 2 дні тому +2

    Love your creativity but please wear gloves when using your sander!

  • @taramcdonough3599
    @taramcdonough3599 4 дні тому

    🎄💚🎄 Than

  • @vickiedwards807
    @vickiedwards807 7 годин тому

    15-20 is the best price. To me anymore is 2 much

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  7 годин тому

      It’s all about the market! What works for you and your customers!

  • @susanstavely4262
    @susanstavely4262 4 дні тому +1

    About how much time does it take you to make 1 tree with the sanding and breaking glass and resin?

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  4 дні тому +1

      I sand a bunch of wood blanks at one time, and crush a bunch of glass at one time too. But if I were to guess, start to finish for one tree, probably 20 minutes, not including waiting for the resin to cure.

    • @susanstavely4262
      @susanstavely4262 4 дні тому

      @ thank you. I have some wood I got from a 100 year old mill. I paid a little bit for them. I really like your trees with wood

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  4 дні тому

      oh my gosh I bet that wood is amazing! Are you going to make a tree with it?

  • @ToriLynnH
    @ToriLynnH 13 годин тому

    Really cute.
    But You're advocating for China?! (Temu)

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  9 годин тому

      I mentioned Temu as a source for art supplies, which does not mean I advocate for them.

  • @patyeaton8697
    @patyeaton8697 4 дні тому

    I’ve been

    • @patyeaton8697
      @patyeaton8697 4 дні тому

      Sorry😂😂😂😂I’ve been making these on local NH driftwood and they sell really well! My first two craft shows just finished and these are what sold the best! Thank you for sharing❤️

    • @ACoastalMagnolia
      @ACoastalMagnolia  4 дні тому

      oh wow! I bet they are amazing! Would you share a picture? acoastalmagnolia@gmail.com.

    • @patyeaton8697
      @patyeaton8697 4 дні тому

      Sure!!

  • @RobbinSimmons-t7i
    @RobbinSimmons-t7i День тому

    Are you using a glue gun? I cant tell.

  • @KatetheSkate911
    @KatetheSkate911 2 дні тому

    🤍🗝️🕊️♾️🤍