I’m convinced that there is something inside of Bob that helps with moisture wicking, like those lil bags we get in vitamins ad things. Love those Bible based journals.
I'm 74. I've taught papercrafts, sold some, and done other crafts.We're in a small space, so I've shared my extras over the years. What a fabulous collection. Tina, Al's wife
Ben Franklin was a craft store that was in business in the early 80's and 2000. There is a couple still left in the Pacific Northwest. TimHolltz actually started in the crafting world working at a Ben Franklin which he talks about it occassionaly.
It would be wonderful if you could do a live and ask her when she started crafting, what kind of diffrent crafts she has done. What was her favorite. If she watches RUclips crafters. If she remembers the first ah ha moment when she realized she loved crafting and what her family thought of it. If she can paint.😊
I also think that would be a wonderful idea. My Mother is turning 92 next week and she still enjoys her crafts. I talk with her daily just to see how her and my step Dad are doing and about her day. It would be so rewarding to hear all about this 80 year old woman's life of a crafter.
Glossy accents is a varnish that can be used as a clear drop but is also great as a strong adhesive and to glaze items. It is good for adhering vellum to projects.
This lady had some great stuff! I am imagining this is what my poor son is going to have to deal with when I pass. I’ve told him to just open the front door and have a huge estate sale. The crafting community would go crazy for most of my stuff. Can anyone explain the “Bob” thing! I’ve watched every video in the series and I must have missed the story behind him
This is going sound silly but I’ve been struggling and watching your videos of the unboxing has helped. You’re so happy and excited about everything and it’s uplifting. And that bible quote is one of my favorite. I’m encouraged to write it out and put it on my mirror.
Aww thank you. That doesn't sound silly at all, I completely understand and have made lots of friends myself through RUclips and such. It's nice to have company, even if it's just through a screen. Thanks for being part of my journey, it means a lot 🥰
@@bottomofthebin_thank you! I’ve turned some friends on to your videos too. We may never get to visit your store since we are across the country but it’s so fun to watch!
The three black stick-like items you asked about are the holder half of dip pens. Maybe there are metal nibs somewhere else in the collection. You dip the pen in India ink (or maybe the alcohol inks).
Watching this series has given me real incentive to clean and purge my craft supplies so I can decide where it goes and to whom. I am realizing I have so much because of impulse buying, especially stamps and dies, AND my love of paper ! Thanks for sharing Stephanie!
The magnetic dish was originally sold for screws, nuts and bolts but is great for keeping your metal dies together on your work table as you are working on projects.
Wow Stephanie, this was s very interesting unbining and conversation. I love the adult spiritual coloring books. I just bought a set of cards today that have positive bible verses. The verses you mentioned all came from Proberbs 31. It speaks sbout the capable wife. Its very interesting to read all about the way a woman should act in accordance to Gods word. Also the book of Ephesians which is in the Chrostian Greek Scriptures of the bible speaks about children and how they should be obedient to their parents. The Bible is full of Godly advice for everyone. I know because I raised my children with Gids word. Didnt mean to get off track but I wanted to comment on that. It's also amazing that one person shoould have so many craft supplies. They would never have all been used in a lifetime. Im enjoying this series more than you know and I'm learning alot. Im new to paper crafting and journals and so this has been such a pleasure. Cant wait for the next one #16. 🙏👍❤️💜💗😇
Really enjoying these show and tell bin series, and always eagerly waiting to see Bob appear. Thanks Stephanie for all the hard work put into these videos.
I am a crafter and quilter, and garment maker, and I have dabbled in jewelry making and crochet and knitting. I have a loft bedroom that is my “craft/quilting room”. I have been organizing, not as much as I should, and watching this has given me such incentive! I just had surgery on my left hand/thumb and am limited in what I can do, but the plastic containers with labels are such a good idea, I can do that. I have enjoy3d watching this. Going to Florida later this year to see my son and his family, and my brother and his family in Lakeland. I might stop by.
I think the things you held up at 11:58 are staffs for pen nibs - speedball, or crow quill pens, maybe. It's hard to tell because we can't see if there's a circular groove/inset at the bottom. Still enjoying your enthusiasm and getting the urge to 'shop' my stash.
The white block is a nail file buffing block, the metal tray is a magnet tray, another great bin, thanks for sharing, really enjoying your videos, have a fab day 🤩
I am so glad I ran across your videos. I’ve enjoyed watching your unboxing. Could you ask the lady where she purchased the cute clear tackle box type containers?
Hello! Is that a single Bob who likes to pop up in different places, or lots of different Bobs? Also, would it be rude to ask how much you paid for all of that? Just curious. So exciting! YaY!
I’m convinced that there is something inside of Bob that helps with moisture wicking, like those lil bags we get in vitamins ad things. Love those Bible based journals.
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That’s a thought 🤔
I'm 74. I've taught papercrafts, sold some, and done other crafts.We're in a small space, so I've
shared my extras over the years. What a fabulous collection. Tina, Al's wife
Aww I love that!
The Bob thing is absolutely hilarious. BTW, Ben Franklin was a craft/fabric store that was active is, I think, the '60s and '70s.
Oh wow!
I visited a Ben Franklin in California in 1997. Not sure how long they lasted after that.
@@SB-wo8sp oh wow!
Ben Franklin was a craft store that was in business in the early 80's and 2000. There is a couple still left in the Pacific Northwest. TimHolltz actually started in the crafting world working at a Ben Franklin which he talks about it occassionaly.
Really? That's so cool, I had no idea. Thanks so much for sharing 😊
I'm thinking she spent a FORTUNE on this stuff. 😮
10s of 1000s, at least!
As they say, one hobby is making crafts, another is buying craft supplies and a third is organizing it all.
It's endless, I didn't know a lot of this existed!
The bottles are great to use in card making and scrapbooking. Put glue in them for small little drops of glue.
Thanks for the tip!
It would be wonderful if you could do a live and ask her when she started crafting, what kind of diffrent crafts she has done. What was her favorite. If she watches RUclips crafters. If she remembers the first ah ha moment when she realized she loved crafting and what her family thought of it. If she can paint.😊
I asked and I'm waiting to hear back. They're very busy with the move abd in another state now
I also think that would be a wonderful idea. My Mother is turning 92 next week and she still enjoys her crafts. I talk with her daily just to see how her and my step Dad are doing and about her day. It would be so rewarding to hear all about this 80 year old woman's life of a crafter.
That's a fantastic idea!
The bottles are used for glue, go bob! Love the coloring books.
Yes! Thank you!
Glossy accents is a varnish that can be used as a clear drop but is also great as a strong adhesive and to glaze items. It is good for adhering vellum to projects.
You're the best, thank you 😊
Enjoying these videos and will continue to watch your videos as you are so well spoken.
Aww you're so sweet, thank you 😊
This lady had some great stuff! I am imagining this is what my poor son is going to have to deal with when I pass. I’ve told him to just open the front door and have a huge estate sale. The crafting community would go crazy for most of my stuff. Can anyone explain the “Bob” thing! I’ve watched every video in the series and I must have missed the story behind him
Aww I hope it gets enjoyed!! He's from a cartoon called Veggie Tales. That's all I know. He keeps mysteriously appearing since bin 1 😅
@@bottomofthebin_ it took me a few episodes to realize he’s a series regular. I thought maybe she had a bunch and randomly left them in each bin 😂
yes watch you make with anything you find in bins
Yay 🥰
The little bottles with the thin tips can be used for putting glue in .They are great for glueing small spaces.
Great tip!
I’m laughing, all this, so far could be my craft room! 🤣
Wow! Wish I could see it!
Great box of crafts enjoy have a great day 😊
Thanks so much 😊 You too!
that magnetic bowl is a great for holding your dies when you are working so they don't get lost.
Great tip, thanks!
I'm really enjoying these videos!!! I believe the die cut plates (around 2 minutes) are for the original Sizzix red die cut machine.
Ohh maybe!! Thanks for the info and thanks for watching 🥰
Love this series!💜
So glad you're enjoying, thanks so much for watching and commenting 💖
This is going sound silly but I’ve been struggling and watching your videos of the unboxing has helped. You’re so happy and excited about everything and it’s uplifting. And that bible quote is one of my favorite. I’m encouraged to write it out and put it on my mirror.
Aww thank you. That doesn't sound silly at all, I completely understand and have made lots of friends myself through RUclips and such. It's nice to have company, even if it's just through a screen. Thanks for being part of my journey, it means a lot 🥰
@@bottomofthebin_thank you! I’ve turned some friends on to your videos too. We may never get to visit your store since we are across the country but it’s so fun to watch!
@@SB-wo8sp that's awesome, I appreciate you spreading the word!!
The three black stick-like items you asked about are the holder half of dip pens. Maybe there are metal nibs somewhere else in the collection. You dip the pen in India ink (or maybe the alcohol inks).
Ohh that makes sense, thank you!
Watching this series has given me real incentive to clean and purge my craft supplies so I can decide where it goes and to whom. I am realizing I have so much because of impulse buying, especially stamps and dies, AND my love of paper ! Thanks for sharing Stephanie!
It's definitely reminding me that it's okay to use the good stuff and let go of what we don't need. Thanks so much for watching, it means a lot ❤️
I’m in it for them all Stephanie, love the running Bob joke. She had such a variety of interests it is great to see all the items.
So happy you're enjoying the series, thanks for watching 🥰
The magnetic dish was originally sold for screws, nuts and bolts but is great for keeping your metal dies together on your work table as you are working on projects.
Such a great idea!
Wow Stephanie, this was s very interesting unbining and conversation. I love the adult spiritual coloring books. I just bought a set of cards today that have positive bible verses. The verses you mentioned all came from Proberbs 31. It speaks sbout the capable wife. Its very interesting to read all about the way a woman should act in accordance to Gods word. Also the book of Ephesians which is in the Chrostian Greek Scriptures of the bible speaks about children and how they should be obedient to their parents. The Bible is full of Godly advice for everyone. I know because I raised my children with Gids word. Didnt mean to get off track but I wanted to comment on that. It's also amazing that one person shoould have so many craft supplies. They would never have all been used in a lifetime. Im enjoying this series more than you know and I'm learning alot. Im new to paper crafting and journals and so this has been such a pleasure. Cant wait for the next one #16. 🙏👍❤️💜💗😇
Aww thanks so much for sharing, I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. It gives me motivation to record more 🥰
Really enjoying these show and tell bin series, and always eagerly waiting to see Bob appear. Thanks Stephanie for all the hard work put into these videos.
Aww thank you for the wonderful comments, it helps motivate me to keep making more 🥰
I would love to know why there’s a little Bob in so many bins. I love that.
He's just magically appearing 🤣
Love the adult coloring books!
They're so nice!
I am a crafter and quilter, and garment maker, and I have dabbled in jewelry making and crochet and knitting. I have a loft bedroom that is my “craft/quilting room”. I have been organizing, not as much as I should, and watching this has given me such incentive! I just had surgery on my left hand/thumb and am limited in what I can do, but the plastic containers with labels are such a good idea, I can do that. I have enjoy3d watching this. Going to Florida later this year to see my son and his family, and my brother and his family in Lakeland. I might stop by.
I wish you a speedy recovery! Aww that sounds lovely, glad I could offer inspiration. Hope to see you when you're in town 🥰
Small metal tin is a magnet to put your die cuts in so you don't lose them
Smart!!
I think the things you held up at 11:58 are staffs for pen nibs - speedball, or crow quill pens, maybe. It's hard to tell because we can't see if there's a circular groove/inset at the bottom.
Still enjoying your enthusiasm and getting the urge to 'shop' my stash.
Awesome, thank you! Yesss dig into those goodies!
The metal dish with pins on the bottom is probably a magnetic dish.
That explains the pins stuck to it 🤣
The white block is a nail file buffing block, the metal tray is a magnet tray, another great bin, thanks for sharing, really enjoying your videos, have a fab day 🤩
Thanks so much for the info, thanks so much for watching and commenting 😊 It encourages me to post more!
Bob!
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I am so glad I ran across your videos. I’ve enjoyed watching your unboxing. Could you ask the lady where she purchased the cute clear tackle box type containers?
Aw thank you, I'm so glad you enjoy them. I'll try to see if there's a brand on them!
The magnetic dish is great for pins or small metal parts.
Great idea!
Glossy accents also acts as a sealer for Distress Inks
Ooooh good to know
Hi Stephanie, Reading the comments it looks like some are gunning for my BOB 😡such fun this is
Bob isn't worried 🤣
magenetic bowl usally use for screws but neat for pins
Ohh true!
Ben Franklin was a 5 and dime store back in the day. I dont think they exist anymore.
Oh wow!! Good to know
Stephanie you said your from Ohio? Me too, where about was you from? Great series!
Oh awesome!! Glad you're enjoying the series. I'm from Cleveland and Akron. You?
I love "bob". Are you going to sell all the Bobs in your shop? I look forward to see more containers.
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the little round bowl .........is it magnetic? When it is, it is for dies to stay when working .
Yes it's magnetic! Good to know 😌
was the white sponge thing a sanding block
I think so!
Ben Franklin was a store.
Ohh thanks 😊
I think the white block looked like a nail buffer with each side a different grit if sanding paper or buffer.(just a guess)😊
I think you're right!
@@bottomofthebin_ yep, it's a sanding block
is the '"foam, kinda rough" for sanding paper?
Seems like that might be it!
Art glitter glue
Yesss
glue for classes
Hello! Is that a single Bob who likes to pop up in different places, or lots of different Bobs? Also, would it be rude to ask how much you paid for all of that? Just curious. So exciting! YaY!
Bob is magical 😂 we're not sharing for privacy reasons 🥰
@@bottomofthebin_ Can you even believe that all of that is yours now! How amazing and fantastic! Do have fun!
@@tanyasloane5071 Thank you, I'm very lucky 😊
The black things are for calligraphy nibs. If she had those there are tips somewhere…
Thanks!
And they probably go with the speedball inks that were in one of the first bins.
@@Staceyintampa awesome!!
U should count how many Bob's u find at the end of all the Ben's.
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Those plates are for the red sizzix machine.
Ooh thank you 😊
Did this lady actually craft or just hoard all this stuff lol 😂
Yes 🤣
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