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Beautiful ideas And some so simple that one wonders how one could not think of them.well done

Lovely

Wow this is the best video for wrapping Christmas gifts.. thank you so so much for sharing these ideas!! ❤️

Fabulous! Hope I can remember how to do some of these next year!

Great embellishments. Love yours the best. Great job.

Love the music, feels like I’m at Kennywood @ the shooting game

Gorgeous all of them! Thank you for sharing! *ellen on husband's account*

So cool!

Це так захопливо , робити грибочки! Я теж робила різні і текстильні, і пап'є-маше! Ваші грибочки прекрасні!!!❤

Amazing! Thank you for this ideas. You are such an artist! Bless you❤

Absolutely beautiful and thank you for sharing your video! 💕

I don’t even know what these are but I really want to crunch them

Stunning!!! So LOVELY ♥️

So you did them two different ways? One way with the stuff on the inside and the other way doing it from the outside? Or is that all on the same ornament? They’re beautiful!

I love all of these but the portrait of your Father was just incredible. You have so much talent coupled with so much heart. Beautiful! Hugs to you and yours.

Lindísimo 👌🥰🥰🥰 felicidades!!

Your tree looks so beautiful And the portrait of your father is absolutely stunning.

Brilliant! You are an excellent artist !! New subbie. I love my dad so much too. He’s 89 and healthy as can be. May God continue to bless our fathers ❤❤❤

Love your portrait of your father - what a treasure!

If you want a bright gold when painting something like the animals or pine cones for Christmas, first paint them in white emulsion paint. Just cheap white household emulsion, pine cones can be dipped in the paint…..add wire to them first so you have a hook then hang them to drip dry. When the paint is dry then paint them with gold paint. You get a brighter colour but also you’re not using as much gold paint saving you money.

Beautiful work !First time seeing one of your videos... WOW...talent galore !

You are a fabulous designer.

Brilliant! I love your creations. Proud of you. Thank you for sharing 😊.

Your painting was amazing

You’re an amazing artist! Your father’s portrait is beautiful! I love the family profile ornaments as well, what a great idea! Glad RUclips recommended your channel. 👍

Absolutely gorgeous! Your portrait skills are phenomenal 👏🏼 Thank you for sharing with us!!

Grazie per il video e per le idee super originali. Saluti dell'Italia

Awesome, you posted, gonna save this to watch and savor over the weekend with a wine. Big smiles from Scotland.

These are my favorites!! So nice.

The ornaments look really beautiful!!

Amazing! Easily…certainly not an easy creation…the best on RUclips! 😊💖

Beautifully painted 😍

Lovely thanks!!! Xx

These are fantastic! Absolutely loved them...thank you for sharing.

Wonder why they don't make this soft clay anymore, I find them all so hard to use

Hi! 👋 I'm new to using polymer clay (I've only ever used air dry clay in my projects but I'm considering switching to polymer). I thought polymer needs to be baked. No? 🤔 It looks like these mushrooms have a soft, foamy texture as opposed to being stiff like air dry clay when it hardens (hence the ability to string thread into them). Am I seeing that correctly or are they actually stiff? 🤔 PS: Your ornaments are absolutely beautiful!!! 😍❤🍄🍄🍄

The candle diy needs it's own video this next holiday season. Awesome idea!

Fantástico! Esta todo secado al aire no? es Porcelana? o arcilla?

So unique and stunning! 好喜歡❤❤❤

What a loving thing to do for your parents ❤

I've watched about a million of these kinds of videos, and I have NEVER seen a battery box disguised like that. Absolute genius! 🤯

Wonderful❤

At 75 years old, I remember the lead tinsel which we used to put on trees. After they started making the plastic stuff and you could no longer get the lead, I hated it. I was thinking...could a person make their own tinsel that doesn't fly all over the place from the slightest breeze by stringing silver (or whatever color you might choose) bugle beads? Method 1 to string them you'd have to use thread cut about two inches longer than the length you want, but don't use a needle (it will cause a chemical reaction that tarnishes the silver). Slip a very small silver bead on one end the fold the thread over and secure with some good white glue (Aleene's). This is to keep the bugle beads secured. The other end of the thread coat about a half inch and let it dry. Then slip the bugle beads onto the thread and when to get the end tie it off by tying or gluing another small bead like the other end. Method 2 (I think this might be best). Cut a length of thread twice the length of what you want and add two inches. Slip a tiny silver bead halfway down, bring the two ends of the thread up, and glue them together with craft glue and let dry. Then slip the bugle beads on. When you get about two inches from the end, separate the glued end and tie a good strong knot. Might take a while to make them, but a little could go a long way and I think they'd look great. I plan to try both methods to see which works best...for next Christmas.

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❤ preciosa casira

I really enjoyed watching you create this dollhouse for your children and I can see your furry family member, Helen, not only enjoyed playing in it, but she also has a sense of humor. My mom's name was Helen and she lived to be 101 years old! I subscribed and wish I could give you a bigger thumbs up - thanks for the smiles 💖

Какое у вас всё красивое❤ и картины, и поделки, и клипы👍👋 рисую я плохо, поэтому буду делать грибы. С новым годом, с рождеством🎄

seriously could watch these all year, find your filming style and approach so relaxing and there is something inherently warm and comforting, leaning to the nostalgic when I view. Thankyou and God Bless from us here in Scotland.

I absolutely loved your ideas. U just go so fast