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Hi! I use Bearly Art Glue. My favorite for paper crafting hands down. Here is the link: amzn.to/4dXWE9z Make sure you use a decent amount and then let it dry for about 5 minutes. Works every time. You can also use hot glue, but I personally find it messier and harder to work with.

Awww, such a sweet compliment. 🥰 Thanks! I am so glad it worked for you.

I am so glad you found it helpful! 🥰

Lol! You are so sweet. I'm working on Christmas ones now. 😁

Right now the bat and the witches cauldron are on Cricut. Here is my profile. bit.ly/beeskneesds I'm working on getting the spider up this week, so keep checking back.

Yay! The assembly is the fun part. Enjoy!

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Yay! Let me know how it turns out. I love this little guy. 🥰

Hi! It's Mainstays brand from Wal-Mart

Thank you so much! 🥰

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Hi! I used Recollections from Michael's for this guy. I get the 8.5x11 50 ct packs because they are so affordable. It's 65 lbs and works great! Unfortunately I don't think he will work on the Joy. The Joy cuts 4.25" wide. This guy is 9.3" wide and 7.1" tall. You can make him smaller, but I think that would be too small to work.

I'm so glad you found this helpful. 🤩

Awww, thanks so much. That is a good point. More remotes would be nice! 🥰

I love to hear that! Thanks for sharing. 🥰

Thank you so much! There is nothing better than reusable DIY decor. 😁

You are welcome! Thanks for the sweet comment. 🥰

I don’t sell on Creative Fabrica. 😁

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That is genius. I didn't know about those. Adding to cart now. Thanks!

Hi! So glad you like the file. The feet aren't what makes it stand up. If you flip it over and look at the bottom, there are three bars that cross. They should all be flush with each other. The bat stands on those. Mine is very stable even using 65 lb cardstock with a luminary in it. If you want to send me a pic of the bottom of your bat, I'm happy to take a look. You can email it to hello@beeskneessvg.com. Thanks!

Hi! A couple of questions: 1. Does your acrylic blank already have a hole? 2. What type of vinyl are you using? 3. What are you using to poke it?

I'm so happy to hear he came out cute. I would love to see him. You can share him with me on Facebook or Instagram I'm @beeskneessvg on both. I cannot wait to see the embossing powder. That is something I'm dying to play around with. And I agree, medium cardstock is ideal. I use 65 lbs and he sits up great. Thanks for your feedback.

You are so welcome! Have fun making him. 🥰

@@BeesKneesSVG I definitely will! 😊

That would be fun! I had to look up Bucees. We don't have it around here.

So glad it helped! 🥰

Good question. I have not ever developed rust and I’ve had some of them more than two years.

For this particular cup, 35 minutes. Here is a link to the full tutorial which gives you more info: ruclips.net/video/3FnGJi4IQsc/видео.html

Hi! I poked it with a Cricut weeding tool, but you can use anything pokey.

@@BeesKneesSVG thank youuuuu!!!! I'll try that out <3

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Hi Make sure your Maker is plugged in, turned on and with 10-15 feet of your device. Go into "Bluetooth and Other Device Settings" and Add Device. Make sure your blue tooth on your computer is toggled to On. If you don't see your Maker, look down in Other Devices. If it's there but not connected select remove device. Once it's removed it should be discoverable again in Add Device. If you don't see it in any of those places, there might be an issue with your Maker and you might need to call support. I hope this works for you.

@BeesKneesSVG it worked! Thank youuu! 🥰🥰

Great question. I had to go back and remember. And I remembered how much I love this font. I'm putting it back in my rotation. Thanks! It's called Aftergrows. You can get it free here: fontbundles.net/free-fonts/script-fonts/aftergrows

Hi! I've never used chalk couture stencils. If they are pretty sticky, and you rub them down well and hit them with some heat, I imagine you can. If they peel off pretty easily, I would skip it.

I bet that looks amazing! Wish I could see a picture. Thanks for sharing.

That is the best news! I’m so glad it helped. 🥰

Cute idea! If you are going to put it on a card I would use the smallest one. 60mm.

That is a great tip! Thanks so much!

In this video I used Press and Seal, but Aluminum Foil works great too. The advantage of Press and Seal is you can see the Citristrip through it to make sure everything is covered.

Awww, thanks for your purchase. 🥰

Hi! Here is the full video with all the information: Etch a Yeti Tumbler with Citristrip Using the Time Method and Heat Method ruclips.net/video/ly9thgAL88k/видео.html

Hi! What brand of tumbler are you using? Are you using the time method or the heat method?

Hi! How old is your Citristrip? It used to have different ingredients, so if it’s old enough that might be the problem. Also, have you tried Teckwrap vinyl? That’s my favorite one. Never have issues.

@@BeesKneesSVG Thanks for the quick replay and information. I couldn't determine the age of my stripper, but it appears that it contains NMP, which apparently is no longer used. From what I can tell, both old and new tell you "Do not use on fiberglass, plastic or vinyl." I've also seen a similar citrus product called Smart & Easy. Guess I'll try a new bottle to see if that helps.

Hi! Thanks for your comment. Cricut had updated their print then cut lines. This video is prior to the update. I’ll revisit and see if I can find a workaround for the update.

Hi! I don't sell them. I just make them as teacher gifts, but I see them selling on Etsy for $6 - $9 each.

@@jonnaraezer2831 thank you.

Of course. Have fun making it! 🥰

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