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@decarlashittu78 I linked to it, it might be in the description and I know it's in another comment Here it is again 😊 instagram.com/tv/Cfu0G2CMnbv/?igsh=N3hmZ2lyZjJ4Z2ln

@Mariam-lz1bc it has been awhile since I've done this, I remember it doing that... I would say it's really important to keep the need tool straight up and down when when punching into the fabric, I think that helped me when I was having that issue and I really hope that helps, keep at it!

What's that got to do with anything, sounds creepy 😂

Preparing your water 1. A day before you’re ready to create your marbling art, take a container or jar and ask an adult to fill it with exactly 10.8 fluid ounces (320ml) of boiling water. For best results, make sure the measurements are exactly right. 2. Now pour exactly in one spoon of carrageenan powder into the hot water. Again, be very precise. 3. Stir the mixture lightly. You may notice some clumps that don’t dissolve. Don’t worry about that - you’re going to leave it for 24 hours, so they will eventually dissolve on their own. 4. If you prefer to make a bigger batch of the water mixture and use it over time, just make sure to always use the same proportions of water to powder.

Never tried it! I'd love to know how it works out!

Preparing your water 1. A day before you’re ready to create your marbling art, take a container or jar and ask an adult to fill it with exactly 10.8 fluid ounces (320ml) of boiling water. For best results, make sure the measurements are exactly right. 2. Now pour exactly in one spoon of carrageenan powder into the hot water. Again, be very precise. 3. Stir the mixture lightly. You may notice some clumps that don’t dissolve. Don’t worry about that - you’re going to leave it for 24 hours, so they will eventually dissolve on their own. 4. If you prefer to make a bigger batch of the water mixture and use it over time, just make sure to always use the same proportions of water to powder.

I'm not sure what you're asking. If it's for the price then I found this one on Amazon: a.co/d/dlel8gJ I don't sell this though

Pretty sure I mentioned that I messed that up, but either way, yea just follow the instructions.

Wow! The pineapple is the same as the kit I bought from Michael's too! That seems like a great deal, thanks!

Smaller rocks I seal the entire thing, top and bottom. With the size of this slate and the location of it I just sealed the top. Go ahead and seal the entire piece though if you're really concerned about the moisture. I know most varishes don't want to be in direct contact with moisture anyway and aren't a true waterproofing solution. I think the one I used said 2 coats for outdoor use. I'll see if I can get a current pic of this piece and see what the damage is.

Here's a link to the update I just posted on Instagram instagram.com/p/Cs1w2Luvs4t/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== It's still looking great!

Thank you 😊

It has definitely faded a bit but the design is still on the shirt. I think it would be great with kids for sure! I might need to do a follow-up to show how the shirt has changed.

Just posted a quick Instagram update for the shirt! It still looks really good and I hope you get around to trying this out with the kiddos! instagram.com/p/Cs1yMLVPNt7/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

My tool was from Amazon but it's also sold at Michael's and is usually on display with this kit

I got one from Walmart

Hi Aaron, I assume you're talking about the kit itself and not my video. Maybe I can help if you have questions?

Thank you! Yea the idea was new to me, but it totally makes sense that you can sew beads to fabric. It was a lot of fun to make!

Also I'm happy to see you're still checking out my videos! I'm in the process of figuring out craft kits, especially for the cactus project. I know you mentioned it being hard to get supplies sometimes and I'm sure you're not the only one so I thought it'd be a good idea to try to make that a bit easier. I have my website up now so feel free to reach out if you have questions or comments about any crafts you want to do!

@@RODesign that's an awesome idea!! I will check out your website! I live in a more rural area, so any big box craft store is at least an hour and a half away and I'm at the mercy of what they have the time I visit unless I have enough I need to make it worth paying shipping. I was able to find a tiny terracotta pot at Walmart and made your cactus craft, it's SO cute!

@@thefarmista yea exactly! I know I just went to multiple craft stores today because the items I needed were in stock at different locations 🙃 And I'm so happy you were able to make a little cactus of your own! 🌵

Thanks Melanie 😊 I love how easily it came together but how awesome it looks, definitely a fun project!

Thank you! I thought about adding them to my shop. I might make a couple of spiders and add them soon. Unfortunately I didn't plan all of my fall stuff sooner so at this point I'm already planning to add for winter holidays!

Hi Lynda, thank you for watching my video.

No problem 😊 I figured mention it at the start so more viewers know and I'm so happy you like the cards ❤

Thanks! I really love working on these small projects, I'm so happy with how this turned out.

It's such a great kit! This snail is my new favorite thing

I used Ceramcoat all-purpose sealer and FolkArt multi-surface paint I also recommend using Ceramcoat satin exterior/interior varnish for a final few coats after the sealer and paint especially if it's going outside

Happy to help! And good to know about the yarn. I have one of those kits too that I should get around to at some point. Thanks for the heads up!

The instructions say to use hot water and then let it sit for 24 hours

I'd love to help you get started. Were you able to thread the tool? Where are you stuck?

@@RODesign omg thank you for responding but in the instruction manual I get lost after passing the thread up through the hollow end of needle tool and from there it says “insert the wire threader into the small hole in the needle of the tool” I am not sure what to do or what it means :(

@@RODesign I think I just need a visual and I can get it but I am just not understanding how to thread it :(

@@sam7161 I'll see if I can get something posted to my Instagram to help! I'm looking at it now, I'll post it shortly and let you know when it's up!

@@sam7161 just for you! And for anyone else having trouble getting started! instagram.com/tv/Cfu0G2CMnbv/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

I just bought the punch needle tool that was on the same display as the kit, here are a few links www.michaels.com/punch-needle-tool-by-loops-and-threads/10626823.html www.amazon.com/dp/B000YZ41EC/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_S2BAN3QCGFBNYJG7SDNA

Thank you!

Does this help? instagram.com/tv/Cfu0G2CMnbv/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Sounds like I should have had someone help me to get a better result!

I'm glad this helped you! It makes me so happy that I was able to help and that you're enjoying it! Happy crafting!

Haha thank you!

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Thank you!! I definitely bought the pots online Something like these: Craft Flower Pot 2 Inches Tall and 1-3/4 Inch Wide at Opening www.amazon.com/dp/B06X3VJ6ZS/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_KR6NYM3PNKZNM7JBZSDV?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Hey! Did you ever end up making a cactus of your own?

@@RODesign I'm still working on gathering the materials(I don't have a craft store near me) but it's at the top of my list!

@@thefarmista Ok cool! I'm excited to see how it turns out!

I think I had the same issue when I started I want to say I was pulling the needle out at an angle instead of straight up and possibly not punching the needle all the way through the fabric before pulling it back, it took some practice for sure I hope this helps!

@@greenchilecheesey my kit came with a punch needle, but it looks like the same one she's using...

@@RODesign thank you!

@@thefarmista Nan?

I just used what it came with

It is supposed to be small. The short bits are perfect.