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That’s an easier one than most, since your initials look the same forward and backward. I would print it out and just lay it on the clay and start carving! Good luck. 😊

Thank you so much!😁

Thank you so much! That means a lot!

I use Maxi-lock serger thread. It looks like regular thread.🙂

@@craftpocalypse101 thank you!!

oh I see there are different screen emulsions which is the one you use? thanks

Since I made the video, I have my system more down - I will make some new videos about it soon. I use a 200 yellow mesh. I think you can use engines, but you will want to leave them out so some of the water evaporates - to needs to be a bit thicker. I'm not sure what you mean by vehicle - can you be more specific? Thank you for watching!😄

I had so much trouble as well! I'm so glad the video has helped you 😁

You are my first fan! Well, besides my mom😆! I'm not sure exactly about the fabric since I haven't made this in about 3 yrs, but the original says Cotton fabric, 1.5 m each in different colors (i.e. 3 m cotton fabric in total) 1.5 m volume fleece 295* (partner link) washable filling cotton* (partner link) for a pillow measuring 50×50 cm (approx. 4-5 handfuls of cotton wool). I hope that helps! I will be making another one soon for my other cat, so I will measure exactly. Thank you for watching!

thank you so much!!!!! and my cats thank you to!😍🥰😅

Thank you for watching!

It’s underglaze! I use speedball royal blue I think is the color and then yes I use a transparent glaze on top. One that doesn’t have zinc so the colors don’t run.

I have not tried to print directly on bisque-fired clay, but I have tried to put the transfer onto bisque and I have not been able to get it to work (at least not with newsprint transfers). Sorry, somehow I missed this comment! Thank you for watching.

I would use the old version of her cake, this one: web.archive.org/web/20120809094229/rosiescountrybaking.blogspot.com/2011/02/chocolate-chip-cream-crumb-cake.html

Thank you so much! I know how hard it was for me to thread my first serger so I'm thrilled I can help anyone!😄

Finally! No, kidding, hahah! Thank you so much!

Hope you enjoy it! 😁

Well it doesn't have give like a rubber stamp would, but you can dip in ink and test on paper?

Thank you! I really struggled with even going near my first serger, so I'm glad it's helping others!

Yes it is. The more you do it, the easier it will become. The most important thing is to make sure everything is taut!

I’m really not sure. I would try to thread the whole thing from scratch and see if that fixes anything. Make sure everything is tightly pulled and everything is put back into place. Good luck!

ooh, that does not sound good! If it's brand new I would contact the place where you got it ASAP. Maybe it needs oiling? Should sound good straight from the box!

Great! Thank you for letting me know!

Yes it’s below the video in the description. I recommend the one in the web archive: web.archive.org/web/20210906151215/rosiescountrybaking.blogspot.com/2011/02/chocolate-chip-cream-crumb-cake.html?m=1

Thank you so much! I’m really glad it helped😁

I like them way better than the plastic ones it comes with. Get on dirty girls email list and they often have “seconds” where they are highly discounted for little “mistakes” (a corner of my round bat is nicked off but nothing major!).

@@craftpocalypse101 Thank you!

Yes, there's an upper looper and a lower looper. You will get more into that when we thread through the machine. It can be confusing i know! My first serger sat on a table for YEARS - I was so afraid of it. The back metals parts are just to hold the thread. Mine are color coded to match where you threads, so you know which thread goes where. I hope that explains more. Maybe watch once through, and then try and thread along on your second run through?

@@craftpocalypse101 sheesh...I'm such an upper looper! Lol. There's a diagram on the inside flap door 🙃😘

I think I read to measure the screen diagonally across and that should be the height. I don't measure mine, I have mine just above the screen where the light covers the entire screen, but i bet it's close to the height of the diagonal.

um...did you make it last night? I consider it a single serving...check out my other single serving videos...tray of lasagna, gallon of ice cream, thanksgiving turkey.😜

@@craftpocalypse101 You know,it was late and I was lazy,so I improvised. I’ve been making “microwave” cakes for years. I just mix some boxed cake mix with yogurt & water and put it in a custard cup-nuke for 1-1 1/2 minutes and frost it after letting it cool. (I’m an eye-baller so can’t really give measurements)So I used a yellow cake mix and tossed in a few mini chocolate chips (alas,no crumbs-I wasnt sure how that would come out) Made the frosting and topped it when it was cool. It was good. I will make your recipe (full size) to take to my next Grange meeting next month. If there’s one thing we Grangers love it’s eating! 😊

@@marianneodell7637 i've never been able to throw things together and make something appear! I'm jealous!

Britain is Three countries. Most English people say Urinal like they do in this video and English is the language of the English so you're wrong and sound very funny to us.

@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek. Whatever 🤣

I live down the street from my community studio where I also work so I mostly use their wheels and bring stuff home to trim on the aspire. I do love it but I feel bc it doesn’t have a fixed place to be set up and I have to drag it outside I don’t use it as much. But I can’t throw inside my apt so this really was the wheel for me. Also it was the right price! The wheel I really wanted was $1400! The aspire was $463 with shipping if I remember correctly. I think if you had a place for the aspire where you can affix it to a table and make it sturdier, that might help. Is there any way you can see someone’s aspire to assess?

@@craftpocalypse101 no I don’t know anyone who has one and none of the local stores carry them. I think I’m going to go ahead and purchase it. Because I cannot do $1000 one at this time. If I outgrow it then I’ll sell it and get something new. Maybe it will be one of those purchases I regret but there’s plenty of people online that say that it’s great and they can teach portable classes etc. so I figure if they can teach portable classes I can get good home use out of it? It seems that they pretty much go from 500 all the way up to $1000 minimum and I didn’t see much in between.

@@angelamatlock6864 I agree about the money. That is why I chose mine. and if I didn't have the studio a 5-minute walk away I would definitely be happy to have any wheel! I keep in a Weathertight 62 Qt. plastic container that fits the wheel and my bats and other accessories.

@@angelamatlock6864 I just got one. How are you doing with yours?

Interesting to know! Thanks! My regular sewing machine is a Bernina I got from my husband and his mother (and I chipped in too!) for my wedding! I love it!

@@craftpocalypse101 My first sewing machine was a Bernina 910 (7 stitches! and I purchased this serger with it). It still runs perfectly. I have a newer Bernina (B530), but it still only has 7.5" of space (and I quilt). I recently bought a used Juki Kirei...with 12" of space (and many nice features not on my B530), I have a good set up. I still prefer to piece on my Bernina, but the Juki knocks it out of the park for finishing the quilts. I also have a Juki coverstitch....that thing, like the serger, is a beast: a magical sewing beast.

@@notesfromleisa-land I made a small quilt but I really didn't know what i was doing, and it was mighty hard with just the bernina with that little bit of space, but i love it anyway. I hope to make more quilts one day! I have the Bernina 350 and I have zero complaints!

I'm happy to report they say it like we do. I think. My British neighbor doesn't know why I made her say it URin, but now she is walking around mumbling, "urINE, URin?" but she said it our way first, so all is cool.

We are the English speaking English the language Invented in England so we are correct and you're wrong. Britain is three countries.

​@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek but there are more of us. So many more. And neither country speaks the language people spoke when we parted ways 250 years ago. We just evolved differently.

@@eileen8327 LOL In the north Americans' case it's probably some regressive feature brought about by environmental pressures on their evolution. I understand they simplified their spelling of English too... Come back all is forgiven! 😉 @Jill I wonder if we can send over Henry Higgins to help them overcome their difficulties??

@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek American English is more conservative than any dialect of British English. It's a better representation of how English people spoke centuries ago.

I know, I know...I have learned since then to not have it so loud. As for your machine, I would start from scratch. Make sure you pull all the threads tight as you go. That's where I would start, bc that will fix most problems I have found. Good luck!

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I really like this one!