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Giving new life to old or broken items through remaking, repurposing, or recycling.
Kodak Moment – Making Leather Camera Cases and Bag for Disposable Cameras
I take leather from an old couch and turn it into camera cases and a camera bag for Kodak and Fuji disposable cameras.
I've gotten into film photography recently, specifically disposable cameras. I don't do well with DSLR cameras. But that's fine because I prefer the grittiness and imperfections of disposables. There's definitely a learning curve, but I love the process, delayed gratification, and problem solving on how I can improve in the future.
Patterns available at...
Kodak Pattern: vercremade.square.site/product/Kodak-Disposable-Camera-Case-Pattern/15?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=true&q=false
Fuji Pattern: vercremade.square.site/product/Fuji-Disposable-Camera-Case-Pattern-Prototype-1/16?cp=true...
I've gotten into film photography recently, specifically disposable cameras. I don't do well with DSLR cameras. But that's fine because I prefer the grittiness and imperfections of disposables. There's definitely a learning curve, but I love the process, delayed gratification, and problem solving on how I can improve in the future.
Patterns available at...
Kodak Pattern: vercremade.square.site/product/Kodak-Disposable-Camera-Case-Pattern/15?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=true&q=false
Fuji Pattern: vercremade.square.site/product/Fuji-Disposable-Camera-Case-Pattern-Prototype-1/16?cp=true...
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Видео
Lemon(d) - Rebuilding a 28-year-old bike with no experience
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.4 месяца назад
I rebuilt my 1996 Lemond Tourmalet with no experience with bicycle mechanics. I took on this project because I wanted to save this 1996 Lemond Tourmalet from the landfill, save some money, and save the memories I've had in my short time owning it. Instead, I learned a ton about bike mechanics, the story of Greg Lemond, and that it's sometimes more expensive to fix an old bike than buy a new one...
Retro - Making a Patagonia-inspired half-zip
Просмотров 2045 месяцев назад
I reverse engineered the Patagonia half zip and made one for myself out of fleece blankets I bought at Savers. I sewed this pullover because I wanted to buy the Men's Microdini 1/2-Zip Fleece Pullover from Patagonia but the price was just too steep for me. To sew this zip-up, I used fleece blankets that I bought from Savers as my raw materials to save on cost and be sustainable. In the end, I'm...
Easy Leather Craft Gifts
Просмотров 289Год назад
In this video I loosely show you how to make three different leather crafting projects. I gave these to a stranger on Facebook Marketplace as a thank you for letting me cut up his couch that he had for decades. Patterns for sale: vercremade.square.site/
Bookshelf Build
Просмотров 197Год назад
In this video I show how I built this custom bookshelf in my living room. To get the wood I had to go dumpster diving at a renovation house project. I believe the wood is original to the house that was built in 1890. Enjoy! For plans and shell patterns you can visit my website: vercremade.square.site/
How to Make: The North Face 5 Panel Hat
Просмотров 27 тыс.Год назад
In this video I take an old pair of The North Face ski pants with a Gore Tex membrane and turn it into a waterproof 5 panel hat. You can purchase the pattern on my website below. vercremade.square.site/
Finding Free Leather
Просмотров 130Год назад
In this video I use Facebook Marketplace to find a leather couch the was about to be thrown out. I am disassembling this couch so I can use the leather in future projects. This is a great way to get a ton of leather for free!!
2022 In Review
Просмотров 101Год назад
Thanks everyone for an amazing 2022! This is only the beginning!
How to Make a Waxed Canvas Jacket
Просмотров 19 тыс.Год назад
In this video explain how to apply bees wax to a cotton canvas jacket. Wax allows the jacket to become highly water resistant, almost to the point of water proof.
LuluLemon Belt Bag from The North Face Ski Pants: How to make
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.Год назад
In this video I made a fanny pack (cross body bag or belt bag) from a ripping pair of Gore Tex ski pants from The North Face. Just another example of never throwing away old cloths! To get the pattern, use this link: vercremade.square.site/s/shop
Making a Farmhouse Table from Upcycled Wood
Просмотров 982 года назад
Making a Farmhouse Table from Upcycled Wood
How to Make a Bucket Hat from Old Jeans
Просмотров 28 тыс.2 года назад
How to Make a Bucket Hat from Old Jeans
Very nice. What a cool project.
Thanks!
Why not just dip into the wax, or is there side effects
That could work, but I think it would use more wax and it would be stiffer
@@vercremade i don't have any hair dryer or heating stuffs, what should i do just let in sun
@@Mushasi_ I don't know if that will be hot enough to set in. Some people just rub the wax on the clothing and that works just fine because the friction from the rubbing melts the wax into the fibers
They look worse
Thanks!
Turned out so well
Thanks for the love!
Nice work
Thanks!
👍🏻 I transform my cottonshirts with wax to waterproof hiking, camping gear. Great channel 👍🏻
Great idea! Thanks for the love!
I may try this but with a snowboard in place of the middle 2 skis
That's a great idea! I have a few snow boards and was planning to make a bench out of them
This is sick! Keep it up
Thanks for the love!
do you have a pattern available for this?
No, I don't have a pattern for this one because I used scraps to make it. But you can purchase other patterns from my website. vercremade.square.site/
Hi from thé French alps! I want to do thé same (have a bunch of old skis waiting for a new Life! ) Which Kind of blade do you use to cut the skis metal one or Wood one? Thx
That's awesome! I used a metal blade to cut the skis. If you need a template you can purchase it off my website! vercremade.square.site/product/Adirondack_Ski_Chair_Template/3?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false
brooks saddle cost more than the entire bike. but overall, good call on the brown/chrome aesthetic.
Haha I know the saddle was the largest individual purchase. But it was worth it
Nice one!!!
Thanks!
Very inspiring, got an old broken and loved bike in the attic and never came around fixing it
Thanks for the love! The hardest part is getting started. Don't be afraid, it's not as hard as you think it is
Don't forget to grease things up, looked like u didn't do that. There are different types of greases u need on different things.
Yes! Don't worry I did grease it up but I couldn't show everything in the edit so it didn't make the cut. Haha but thanks for keeping me honest!
As a fellow LOSORG (lover of side-of-road garbage), this really speaks to me
haha I love the acronym! Thanks for the love!
How much did you spend? How long did it take to finish from start to end? Love the video love the shots, great edit
Thanks for the love! It took me a few months to complete this rebuild. But I had to travel for work in that time so I had to put the project on pause. If I focused on it, I could probably rebuild in less than a month. I spent over $500 to rebuild but most of that cost came from a few expensive pieces like the saddle, grip tape, wheels, and tires. You can definitely spend less than I did
this is so cool, is there anywhere I can get the half zip pattern? im pretty new to sewing and dont know how to make my own
Thanks! I don't actually have a digital pattern for this. When I first started making apparel, I took apart old clothes that I was planning on throwing away and I would use that as the pattern. That's actually what I did with this one. I recommend you try it out! You get to think and problem-solve along the way. It won't be perfect, trust me this sweater isn't perfect either, but you'll be really proud of it! Good luck! Let me know how it goes!
Cool that you'll patching jnstead if just throwing away mate🎉 At the same time, honestly, they don't look all too good... almost like an exposed lining to your pockets😬may I suggest replacing the entire pocket the tweed materials✨️
I hear what you're saying. I actually like the raw aesthetic. To each their own I guess!
I rub it in with a sponge..
Thanks!
How can you sell labeled hats ?
Great idea! You can start a brand on Etsy or make your own website
PARA MATI
My treatment of choice is Outback Trading Co.'s Duck Back Dressing, an amazing product. Another excellent product is from Barbour used on all their Barbour coats and jackets since 1894. Both products are made specifically for water proofing canvas coats as your project. Remember, the original Oilskin was created using whale or fish oil and linseed oil, not wax that would become hardened. Both Barbour and Duck Back Dressing are more expensive than the homemade pariffin bees wax combo, but for coats and jackets they would be considerably better to pariffin and bees wax. Caught in cold or rainy weather the coat/cloth will remain soft and malleable providing the protection you desire. True, the pariffin and bees wax mixture will be more water proof, but at the expense of breathability and flexibility. In fact I have seen the Sno-Seal product perform better than pariffin and bees wax mixture on canvas and cotton. When I reproof my oilcloth coats and hats I make sure they are very warm, performing reproofing in the hot sun, or using a heat gun or hair blower, I have known folks using a heat lamp as well. Heating the cloth greatly helps with spreading the wax and the wax will not as quickly setup, also the wax will more smoothly seep into the fabric. Then when finished again use the heat gun on the fabric. Some folks use parchment over the coat then iron it or just an iron as well. When using an iron alone use a old one otherwise the steam holes will clog with wax. Again, when water proofing or reproofing always make sure the coat/fabric is very warm. For the first treatment of a non-oilskin canvas or cotton coat it is often recommended to wash the non oilskin coat/cloth in hot water then let it 100% dry. This will cause the fabric weave to swell creating a tighter weave filling in gaps in the weave. Yes, even after it is 100% dry the coat/cloth will have a tighter weave. Making sure the coat/cloth is very warm, then reproof it. Myself, I stay away from homemade pariffin and bees wax on coats, been-there-done-that, did not like the results. Often in cold weather I have seen the wax become crumbly, YMMV. Please, turn off the background music! It is beyond me why RUclips content creators think playing background music over the presenter's voice is somehow enhancing their videos. We came to hear you, not to fight background music which quickly becomes extremely annoying, distracting, and intrusive. Many folks have hearing difficulties, thus while concentrating on your voice they must also concentrate on tuning out the music; it is very frustrating. Your background music ruins an otherwise exceptionally good presentation.
Thanks for all the information! Gosh, I feel much more informed and will use oil for my next waterproofing projects. And I appreciate the music critique! I'm a novice when it comes to video editing, so I appreciate the helpful advice!
Thoughts on a real brush… ie NOT FOAM??
I think a real brush will work too!
That’s so dope “hey where u get your hat!?” “I made it myself out of pants”
haha I know right! Thanks!
Yo! Thx for video, bro!
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Great looking jacket!
Thanks!
Hey, cool video, thanks for sharing c:
Thanks!
This is amazing, well done
Thanks!
I've made a few caps but always struggle with the peak. What kind of material did you use for insert of the peak?
I used a 1.5mm non-woven reinforcement that I got from Micheals. It's not a traditional peak so it's not firm as your would expect but it holds the flat shape well
Bisakah anda membagikan pola berserta ukurannya please
The size is roughly medium or large
Do you have a link for the cut wood plans, I'm trying to make this for my senior project.
Below I've copied a link for the templates. However, they are not plans. If you're doing this for a senior project I recommend you make your own plans. Or at least use these templates as a starting point and make revisions on your own. It's a fun way to be creative, problem-solve, and make something truly unique! vercremade.square.site/product/Adirondack_Ski_Chair_Template/3?cs=true&cst=custom
Nice! I’ve been wanting to try this for sometime now. Did you use the same presser foot for all stitches?
Thanks! Yes, I did. I only have one presser foot. I should probably get a few more haha
Just subscribed, and i really like you communicate/respond back to comments. Peace & Be well
Thanks! take care!
Hi mate, what jacket do you use? I want to make a similar project i have look wenven jackets considering a chore jacket similar to yours
I got mine from COS but you can use any material. Levis could look nice
Hi nice Video! You did very well and explained it good. I have a question left. How did you get the brim hard so what did you put inside ?
I used a 3mm non-woven reinforcement that I bought at Michaels
A mix of 90% parafin wax, to 10% beeswax, with a dash of mineral oil (Baby oil) Is reconed to be the best combination...
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Hey, purchased a pattern from your website hours ago and have been waiting to receive it. Still nothing and there's no way to get in touch with you.
Thanks for reaching out! My wife and I were on our baby-moon this weekend and I didn't have access to my computer to send out the pattern. Sorry for the inconvenience, I will refund your purchase
Careful when cleaning the pot and instruments, don't pour it down the sink. It could clog the pipes.
Yes, good call. I let the melted wax harden and save it for future use!
PULL Heated Canvas out of DRYER immediately before sprinkling with wax shavings use heat gun to diffuse deeper into canvas
Great idea!
Wots up dude? Why don’t you try using a rag next time. The chest pockets look like a water trap. Is it wearing good without an inner lining?
Great suggestion! Yeah, the inside is feeling good without a liner
Thanks. I'm planning on doing this on a hoodie. I plan on mixing crayons and some candle wax. I might put a few drops of my favorite essential oil so it will smell nice for a long time.
Great idea!
@@vercremade how did it turn out ?
It is a bit stiff, although it has broken in with time. I think if I do it again I won't completely saturate it in wax@@toxicsickomane3685
@@vercremade Saturation is the key, otherwise you have wax on the surface only. When cool or cold the wax will begin to crumble, crack, and sluff off, never a good thing.
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No instructions though, useless
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Relatable af 5:55
Ha! I know, right!!!
good idea
Thanks!
Marvelus
thanks!
I don't understand why paraffin wax fabric is darker than beeswax fabric?
I know it's interesting because paraffin wax is white. My guess is because paraffin wax gives the textile a grey hue and bees wax gives the textile a yellow hue
Damn, used every part of the buffalo.
haha thanks!
looks really good, you can wear every cap :)
Thanks!!