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Did u stain the wood first

no voice once you went outside

hmm is there anyway to make it brown not black? looks blacker than expected.

Good idea! You are so close to the number of subs needed to monetize, don't stop now!

Do you ever get light spots in you burns?

That's really cool.

Omg! You could have sold those canisters for so much money before the makeover! They’re totally midcentury !

Very much interested with this product, but need explanation/details. Is it machine washable, will it crack if placed in dryer & does it have a texture?

When I am atruggling to cut through aomething with them I place them on the table and use bothe handa on the top handle to press down. It works great that way.

Where do you get the wooden blocks?

Thanks for the video. I just got mines and I didn't know how hard it was to make a cut. Whew!😅

Would a rolling pin be a handy item for the template?

That's my motto! I just jump right in.

Those things (shears) are so hard to use, only a strong young person can use them. My husband and I are geriatrics!

How do u clean it after your project is finished to use it for food ?

Can this be used on things made of polymer plaster?

Does this come off when you wash it, and what do you have to do to keep it on the shirt?

where did you get the stencil from ?

Really hard to use

Can this be used on faux leather?

Curious does it have to be a certain type of wood or any wood will work, and how much cream do you need to put on for it to work well before applying the heat, also where did you get the torch paste ? thanks for sharing

Thanks. I have never heard of torch paste before! Thanks a lot! Any more diy hacks like this you can share? Thanks again

Hi there, question for you: what paint is better to use on wood surfaces used for chalking: acrylic or chalk paint? I used chalk paint and waxed it but it still didn't turn out great.... ☹️

Is that stencil still available?

Did you sand the wood first?

You can use solder paste for less than 5$ instead of torch paste

I was stressing on finding wood pieces for my latest craft passion. (Everything comes tomorrow, so I’m excited, and I’m hopeful I don’t screw it up!😂) One thing I’ve read, is the types of wood, that works best. Your appears to have worked well, but I’ve read basswood and poplar, are the best. Which is good bc the expensive woods don’t turn out well. (Cherry, walnut, oaks…) This looks like it was really fun. Ik this video is 2 years old, but I’m wondering if you ended up doing a lot more pieces, or was it a once and done experience?

I would like to purchase this EXACT stencil. It's not on the website. I'm assuming it's no longer available?

Where can we buy the sticky ink mat???

How do you prevent the ink from bleeding to the other side of the shirt?

the past did not work for me and i do not know what i did wrong. could it be the type of wood?

What brand is this? And where from sis?

I have a question, does this paste become permanent after drying? Asking bc I would like to use it on some outdoor welcome signs

How can i get this transfer? I couldn’t find it on the linked website.

Nice work! 2 questions: Can you reuse the stencil? Is the part of the video where you use the heat gun in real time or sped up?

How long will the chalk ink last on the shirt?

Where did you get the stencil?

Can you buy this from chalk catoure

Why does this video have no sound.

Thank You!!!!

When burning with the heat gun… did this video show actual time?

THIS AWSOME. NO MIXING.

What a horrible video.

would it be possible to burn it through if i have applied mod podge (which is glue) to the wood? I've painted it with mod podge for a different project and now want to use it for wood burning.

Does it have a setting for 22.5

So thats how you open them! I've been struggling for half an hour watching various videos thank you ☺

Thank you for this video I just received mine today and couldn't figure out how to open them.

Did you use the ink or paste? Is it safe to drink from?

Where do I go to place an order as a designer?

Maam how to buy a torch paste