If you're new to Ruffles and Rain Boots, check out our gnomes playlist with TONS of holiday gnomes and more. ruclips.net/p/PLelQvRmnsDrdxA2k14ESLQQXABr2V208y
Hi Sarah thank you for this wonderful idea. You mentioned you Facebook page but I can't find it. What am I doing wrong? This is wonderful I'm old and my fingers can't do much but hot glue I can do. Looking forward to more videos. Bless you
You say your instructions are down below but I can’t find nothing below but replies.I am no to utube so I don’t know where places are. Can you help? I email address is judgejudie791@gmail.com
@@judithgillihan6508 No problem. Right below the video is a description box that usually has a lot of great info, additional videos, and tips on supplies. Here is the full instruction: rufflesandrainboots.com/christmas-gnome-ornaments/
Love this.I bought some gnome ornaments from JoAnn's Fabric last night.It cost $30 for 5 of them.Now that I've seen this video,I'm getting my money back and making a dozen of these for a fraction of the price!
I've made many multiples of Gnomes (usually with school craft clubs) and find this much easier and quicker--and I'm sure the cool glue could do just as well for the kiddos. Keep up the nice projects!!
You're so welcome - we are going to make them again this year to put on wreaths we're making for a school fundraiser. If you have a Facebook account, pop over and visit me there. I'd LOVE to see them! facebook.com/rufflesAndRainBoots/
Oh my goodness, what a great idea! I have an event for the school and I'm going to make up a few for the wreaths we make for the winter fundraiser. Thank you so much for the amazing idea, Shendara.
@@SarahNenniDaher U r very welcome! I am currently making little ski hat ornaments for our Humane Society here to sell. -Just yarn & pc of a toilet paper roll- good for kids to try. And u can make some gnomes in ski hats too! I wish u much success Sarah on the upcoming event! 🤞💝
That's amazing, Loni! Are they for you or are you making them as gifts? I'm actually working on a different set of farmhouse gnome ornaments right now.
Thank you so much, Patty. These are ridiculously fun to make. This year, we did an entire mini tree with just a bunch of these in different patterns and beards. So glad you liked it!
@@theartsymathie If you have a fabric store nearby, you can ask for "Mongolian fur." It might be in the home decor section - it comes on large bolts (perfect for rugs). Sometimes the craft stores have it, too. They will always have a variation of fur - brown, gray, white, and even colors. It just might not be the two-tone you see here. But there is nothing stopping you from darkening the fur near the fabric with a sharpie... :)
Aw, thanks, Jessica. We're adding to our collection this year in bright colors with a few more accessories. My daughter is designing another tree in our house this year. :)
I just loved watching you craft the Gnome ornament. He is so stinkin' cute!! I make my own Gnome dolls, and love all things Gnome. So when I saw this video, I knew I'd love it! I'm definitely going to try making these for our tree this year!! Thanks for the tutorial Sarah!!! Cheers! ~Janet in Canada ^.^;
Thank you so much for sharing, Janet. I'm glad you like these little guys and hope you have tons of fun making them. I'd love to see your gnome dolls - pop me a message on Facebook (Ruffles and Rain Boots). I LOVE seeing people's creations.
@@SarahNenniDaher Hi Sarah! Just made my first gnome ornament! I used white glue, though, so it took a little longer to make. Gnomey turned out so cute. I don't visit Facebook, as I don't have a Facebook account. Thanks for the tutorial! It worked out great when I tried it with Aleene's original Tacky Glue! ~Janet in Canada
Omg I've just found your channel on my search for Gnomes! I love it! You have so many gnomies to choose from! Liked, loved and subbed! Ps: I have looked at some of your other videos too and they are right up my street, can't wait to get the chance to watch. Thanks 💖 xx
I might have a picture of the back on the website. For some of them, I have the exact same "face" duplicated so no matter which way it is hung or turns, you'll see a gnome. Another set, my daughter and I used card stock to write "to and from" for the gift tags. On yet another set, I covered the back with a piece of felt in the same color as the hat. I hope that helps to give you an idea - I might have to reshoot this video. ;)
I just made my first Gnome and he is super cute. The only issue I had was with the faux fur...when I went to cut a piece for his mustache, the hair just kept falling out. What did I do wrong?
Over the years, we've used anything from 2 inches to 4 inches and they're all a good size for ornaments. If you're making one for a wreath, I'd try and find one just a bit bigger.
You can absolutely finish the back with a piece of matching felt over the beard fabric. And that's the best part of crafting - you can take my idea and improve on it!
There are so many options. I purchased 1/8th of a yard and have used it for nearly a year (and I make a lot of gnomes). Additionally, craft stores have oodles of different varieties of felt (starting at less than $5). Finally, if you have white faux fur, you can use gray (and a little black) to color your own. I hope to do a tutorial on this soon. I hope you find some that fits your budget. :)
Linna, it's here for the gnomes: www.amazon.com/shop/rufflesandrain?listId=1FTNJ97JIJE57 I love getting the fur and the wood rounds from Amazon - best prices I've found.
I used everything from 2.5 inches to 4 inches. Because each hat is just measured around the wood, making these is pretty easy for most sizes (would not go smaller than 2 inches).
love the ornament. Just a thought... becareful using the term "sucker" cause the first time my daughter heard you that is not what either of us thought you said...
HELP ME!! What size is your pony bead did you use for the nose? Also what size for the red berries? I’m unable to go shopping, bc I have no legs and just going to Dr is a big production.
PaisleysMomma Schwendeman The good news is that you can use anything to decorate them. I honestly didn’t know there were different Pony bead sizes, but I’d say it’s about a quarter of an inch. The tiny red beads are called seed beads - those are very, very small. But if you have a sprig of something from a wreath or wreath pick, that would work, too.
So why is the back part left undone? You know, where the wood shows, could it be that the gnome is bald? I really like the tutorial and how it was so easy to make but some how it didn't seem to be finished because of the back. Tell me he's bald and I'm good LOL. Great video, this is next years ornament I will be making for my family. Thank you.
Thanks for the compliment and you'll have so much fun making these! We did leave some of them bald (LOL) in the back. On the ones we made as gifts (after I made this video), I added the same color felt to the back to cover up the edges of the faux fur. You could put the faux fur all the way around the wood slice and add another nose on the back in case it gets turned around on the tree or a package, though. It would definitely look more finished.
That is a great idea about how to add more to the back.....maybe just a round piece or exactly like you said would work also. Thank you for letting me know these things. Sometimes it's better for the experts to guide those of us who are not. Thanks again!!!!
Thank you so much. I know you know this, but for others: you don't have to use this fur but... It can turn dollar store supplies into an elegant gnome. I have people emailing me saying they now sell them at a premium at craft shows just because the fur makes them look so nice. As to where to find the fur... If you have a real fabric store (not a craft store), you can usually get small cuts of Mongolian fur there. It's usually in the home decor sections and it's on LARGE bolts. Sometimes you can find it in small cuts on Etsy OR as tiny prop blankets if you search Mongolian fur. But, honestly, I've tried a couple of by-the-yard sellers on Etsy and the quality is not as nice. I haven't yet tried the prop sellers so I can't speak to the quality. Finally, if you look at the link I put in the description (On Amazon), sometimes they have "suggested products" and you can see the prices on blankets, throws, and pillows there. Good luck - these are so much fun to make. It's the gateway gnome... :)
@@PrettyAliceNight I used these; the size varies just a little. We used the small ones for package and wine bottle tags and the bigger ones for the ornaments. Hope that helps! amzn.to/2BRwuG0
I have a kitty pom pom pet but that's all. I think you could make one by making a little muzzle and pom pom nose! But I can definitely put it on the agenda for after the holiday season.
Heidi, it doesn't matter what they are as each piece is cut to fit what you have. :) In my original package, some were 3-inches and some went up to 5, but the most recent packages has sizes as small as 2-inches. It's just my personal opinion, but I think the 3-inch wood rounds are the best for these little gnome ornaments.
I only purchase the variety packs which usually range from 2 inches to 4 inches. I found the ideal size for package decorations is 2 inches and ornaments are best at the larger sizes. Thanks for asking and for watching. :)
Pam Griffin It was called “Mongolian fur” when I found it at a fabric store in the rugs section. I know you can get it on Amazon, but it’s an entire yard, so I hunted it down locally. I love it (it’s my favorite to work with) but also use the faux fur I get at Joann’s on the fabric bolts.
okay not to be a mean person but the one thing that has always driven me crazy is when people refer to themselves as WE when there is one of you standing there.
Thank you for the awesome feedback. I don't know what to do - I have heard the opposite (that people don't need me to do all steps from start to finish in real time). But I tell you what, I'll try to make them a smidge slower and give a couple of pauses. Thanks again.
I talk fast as well and being new to this myself I figured out pretty quick to watch one part, such as cutting the fur then stopping the video and even backing it up if I need to see a section again. Simple and easy to do. I don’t think anyone could keep up being a beginner 😊 just a tip! It’s so simple to stop and start without boring others. You are so easy to listen too and very thorough so hope this idea helps because I love the way you demonstrate and explain in “your own way” 😘 Boop! 🥰
Sarah Olson We made quite a few of these and the wood slices varied from 2-4 inches because I initially purchased a variety pack. This year, we’ve started making some for gift tags and are using the 2.4-2.8-inch wood round packs from Amazon.
If you're new to Ruffles and Rain Boots, check out our gnomes playlist with TONS of holiday gnomes and more. ruclips.net/p/PLelQvRmnsDrdxA2k14ESLQQXABr2V208y
Hi Sarah thank you for this wonderful idea. You mentioned you Facebook page but I can't find it. What am I doing wrong?
This is wonderful I'm old and my fingers can't do much but hot glue I can do. Looking forward to more videos.
Bless you
You say your instructions are down below but I can’t find nothing below but replies.I am no to utube so I don’t know where places are. Can you help? I email address is judgejudie791@gmail.com
@@mariaolarte9928 l.
@@judithgillihan6508 No problem. Right below the video is a description box that usually has a lot of great info, additional videos, and tips on supplies. Here is the full instruction: rufflesandrainboots.com/christmas-gnome-ornaments/
These are so adorable!
Had to come back Sarah for a last minute clue and reminder. Even though I have the printed version..lol🤣
Hahah I have made these 1,000 times and always get tripped up on how I do the ornament hanger. :)
So sweet
BEAUTIFUL
Thank you so much, Yvonne. And thank you for watching!
Beautiful 👏👏👏🙏👍❤️
Love this.I bought some gnome ornaments from JoAnn's Fabric last night.It cost $30 for 5 of them.Now that I've seen this video,I'm getting my money back and making a dozen of these for a fraction of the price!
Wonderful! I haven't been to Joann's yet for ornaments, but these are definitely a good time. They work up really quickly.
Loved it and the way you did beard makes it look more natural thanks 🇬🇧
Those are the most adorable!!! I love it!!!! I'm always coming back! Stay safe always! ♥️
Super👍👍
Gracias por compartir tu gran imaginación , saludos desde CDMX México
I've made many multiples of Gnomes (usually with school craft clubs) and find this much easier and quicker--and I'm sure the cool glue could do just as well for the kiddos. Keep up the nice projects!!
I just made these little guys and they are the cutest. Thank you for the tutorial! I wish I could share a photo with you
You're so welcome - we are going to make them again this year to put on wreaths we're making for a school fundraiser.
If you have a Facebook account, pop over and visit me there. I'd LOVE to see them! facebook.com/rufflesAndRainBoots/
Adorable, especially the grey ones with the holly embellishments
Those are my favorites, as well, Tara. It just gives them a little something extra.
Thanks so much! Just made a bunch of these yesterday! So easy! And only one hot glue burn! :) Merry Merry!
Oh no! I burn myself, so I felt that in my fingertips.
And you're welcome - these little cuties end up multiplying easily. :)
LOVE!!! I just found our family ornament for 2021!
i love gnomes and these are so adorable; ty for tutorial.
This will be so fun to do with my granddaughters. I will be doing the hot glue gun, of course.
Love that it looks pretty easy n fast, great for gifts or craft fundraisers! And it happens to be adorable!!
Oh my goodness, what a great idea! I have an event for the school and I'm going to make up a few for the wreaths we make for the winter fundraiser.
Thank you so much for the amazing idea, Shendara.
@@SarahNenniDaher U r very welcome! I am currently making little ski hat ornaments for our Humane Society here to sell. -Just yarn & pc of a toilet paper roll- good for kids to try. And u can make some gnomes in ski hats too! I wish u much success Sarah on the upcoming event! 🤞💝
Love this super easy craft! Definitely would like to see more like this please!!!!!💙
Super cute
Love your gnomes they are adorable thank you for sharing.
Glad you like them, Debbie! Thank you for watching!
I am soooo in love with these ornaments!!! You did awesome girl!!!
Aww, thank you so much! :)
I love all your gnomes.
Did you seriously say, "Glue that Fucker down"????!!! I backed it up three times and that is what I heard every time.
Will have a go at this lovely decoration. Thank you for such clear demo.
Have fun, Joanne!
So cute
I've been looking for a fun gnomes diy ornaments my husband and I could do together. Thank you so much! I think this will be perfect 😊🤩
Pam P. They are addictive to make! We made ornaments and kept on going. I used a few as package decorations. :)
@@SarahNenniDaher that is a great idea thanks 😊
So cute! I'll definitely try this for my tree!
Thanks so much - they're definitely fun to make!
So fekkin' cute!
So gorgeous . Rose-Marie in Canada
i just love it thank you
Love the gnome. Thank you.
Love these! I just whipped out eight. Thank you!
That's amazing, Loni! Are they for you or are you making them as gifts?
I'm actually working on a different set of farmhouse gnome ornaments right now.
Sarah Nenni-Daher Oh everybody is getting one of these this year! Love the Garland gnomes too, just ordered my felt balls. Thank you!
@@lonimalloy2107 My sister just said she wants one for her kitchen tree now, so I guess I'm making another one. :)
Love these!👏❤️💗
Love, love, Love!!! You just got a subscriber. Thank you SO much for sharing this cute project
Oh, I'm so glad you like it and THANK YOU for subscribing. I'll try and make it fun!
So cute and easey to do my GOODNESS I hve to have them👍👍👍👍👍
We love this video..Thank you!
Thank you so much, Patty. These are ridiculously fun to make. This year, we did an entire mini tree with just a bunch of these in different patterns and beards.
So glad you liked it!
super cute! good tutorial, ty!
So pretty
Thanks for the video, good advice on cutting your fur. I find though that it always matters, do your best. 🇨🇦
Such a good reminder, Lynn. Thanks so much for watching our little gnome video. :)
Cute!
Love this!
Thank you! I really enjoy the video. Easy explanation and basic materials so i will definitely try to do it. Cheers!
Thank you for sharing.God Bless You.I want to make some for my tree,and some for my family and friends.Meme
But I absolutely love your creations and I did succeed in finally making one lol
hahaaha Thanks so much!
Thank you
Sooo cute.
Aw, thank you! We love the little gnomes around here.
Now wondering wheee I can get the fur or at least something close to it
@@theartsymathie If you have a fabric store nearby, you can ask for "Mongolian fur." It might be in the home decor section - it comes on large bolts (perfect for rugs).
Sometimes the craft stores have it, too. They will always have a variation of fur - brown, gray, white, and even colors. It just might not be the two-tone you see here.
But there is nothing stopping you from darkening the fur near the fabric with a sharpie... :)
Very cute !
Love it. Thank you for sharing.
Sooo cute and look easy enough 🤗 TFS xoxo
Olá muito lindooooo
This is absolutely awesome! :)
Aw, thanks, Jessica. We're adding to our collection this year in bright colors with a few more accessories. My daughter is designing another tree in our house this year. :)
I love it...cant wait to make them,soon.
Adorable!
I love it adorable
I just loved watching you craft the Gnome ornament. He is so stinkin' cute!! I make my own Gnome dolls, and love all things Gnome. So when I saw this video, I knew I'd love it! I'm definitely going to try making these for our tree this year!! Thanks for the tutorial Sarah!!! Cheers! ~Janet in Canada ^.^;
Thank you so much for sharing, Janet. I'm glad you like these little guys and hope you have tons of fun making them.
I'd love to see your gnome dolls - pop me a message on Facebook (Ruffles and Rain Boots). I LOVE seeing people's creations.
@@SarahNenniDaher Hi Sarah! Just made my first gnome ornament! I used white glue, though, so it took a little longer to make. Gnomey turned out so cute. I don't visit Facebook, as I don't have a Facebook account. Thanks for the tutorial! It worked out great when I tried it with Aleene's original Tacky Glue! ~Janet in Canada
@@mastersadvocate Nice! Good to know I can use that, as well.
I love these, may try them, so easy,
You should, Darlene. Let me know if you have any questions... I've made a ridiculous amount of them. :)
Great tutorial! Looks easy and quick!
Love it really cute
Omg I've just found your channel on my search for Gnomes! I love it! You have so many gnomies to choose from! Liked, loved and subbed! Ps: I have looked at some of your other videos too and they are right up my street, can't wait to get the chance to watch. Thanks 💖 xx
That's so awesome, Sharon. Crafting gets in our blood, doesn't it. ;) Glad you're here!
The one view of the back of the gnome looked unfinished. Did u cover the wood that was exposed?
Like so cute
Could you show the back?
Is everything covered?
I might have a picture of the back on the website. For some of them, I have the exact same "face" duplicated so no matter which way it is hung or turns, you'll see a gnome.
Another set, my daughter and I used card stock to write "to and from" for the gift tags.
On yet another set, I covered the back with a piece of felt in the same color as the hat.
I hope that helps to give you an idea - I might have to reshoot this video. ;)
That video was so awesome thank you for sharing :-)
Oh my goodness!!! So adorable!!! Love this!!! =)
Thanks, Phoebe. We are planning to make a TON this holiday season and use them as tags. I just love them.
You’re welcome. =) OH ! That’s a great idea!!!!! Added little gift. ;)
Fun, fun❣️
Absolutely beautiful Sarah! What do you use for the nose?
You can use a wood round, a bead, a small pompom, or (what I used here) a polymer clay nose. Really, anything!
Darling!💕👏🏼🌹
Thanks so much, Marsha.
I just made my first Gnome and he is super cute. The only issue I had was with the faux fur...when I went to cut a piece for his mustache, the hair just kept falling out. What did I do wrong?
2:43/2:44 "just gonna hot glue that f%ck*r down" ...........~ the angry crafter lmao
Thank you great video. May I ask what size your wood disc is approx please. Thank you
I got a pack on Amazon which had disks from 2 inches to 4 inches in diameter. The ones I made in this video are are 2.5 inches and 3 inches.
S’Cute!!
About how round in inches is the wooden circle you used? TFAI!
Over the years, we've used anything from 2 inches to 4 inches and they're all a good size for ornaments. If you're making one for a wreath, I'd try and find one just a bit bigger.
It's exactly what I was looking for except... why do you not finish the back? If I pick up this ornament, I would be truly disappointed. It's a shame.
You can absolutely finish the back with a piece of matching felt over the beard fabric. And that's the best part of crafting - you can take my idea and improve on it!
That is spuky
Wonderful, but very pricey faux fur. Unfortunately, out of this old woman's budget. Thank you for sharing with us.
There are so many options. I purchased 1/8th of a yard and have used it for nearly a year (and I make a lot of gnomes).
Additionally, craft stores have oodles of different varieties of felt (starting at less than $5).
Finally, if you have white faux fur, you can use gray (and a little black) to color your own. I hope to do a tutorial on this soon.
I hope you find some that fits your budget. :)
I just bought some white fur fabric at Walmart. It was only $14/yard. I bought 1/2 yard to start out.
Sarah - where can I find your list for shopping on Amazon?
Linna, it's here for the gnomes: www.amazon.com/shop/rufflesandrain?listId=1FTNJ97JIJE57
I love getting the fur and the wood rounds from Amazon - best prices I've found.
so cute. how big is your round wood?
I used everything from 2.5 inches to 4 inches. Because each hat is just measured around the wood, making these is pretty easy for most sizes (would not go smaller than 2 inches).
Thank you
Thank you
love the ornament. Just a thought... becareful using the term "sucker" cause the first time my daughter heard you that is not what either of us thought you said...
Thank you, Lynn. I definitely didn't say the alternative and have become MUCH more mindful. :)
@@SarahNenniDaher You clearly enunciated sucker and it was hilarious.
HELP ME!! What size is your pony bead did you use for the nose? Also what size for the red berries? I’m unable to go shopping, bc I have no legs and just going to Dr is a big production.
PaisleysMomma Schwendeman The good news is that you can use anything to decorate them. I honestly didn’t know there were different Pony bead sizes, but I’d say it’s about a quarter of an inch.
The tiny red beads are called seed beads - those are very, very small.
But if you have a sprig of something from a wreath or wreath pick, that would work, too.
So why is the back part left undone? You know, where the wood shows, could it be that the gnome is bald? I really like the tutorial and how it was so easy to make but some how it didn't seem to be finished because of the back. Tell me he's bald and I'm good LOL. Great video, this is next years ornament I will be making for my family. Thank you.
Thanks for the compliment and you'll have so much fun making these!
We did leave some of them bald (LOL) in the back. On the ones we made as gifts (after I made this video), I added the same color felt to the back to cover up the edges of the faux fur.
You could put the faux fur all the way around the wood slice and add another nose on the back in case it gets turned around on the tree or a package, though. It would definitely look more finished.
That is a great idea about how to add more to the back.....maybe just a round piece or exactly like you said would work also. Thank you for letting me know these things. Sometimes it's better for the experts to guide those of us who are not. Thanks again!!!!
These are awesome and I’d love to make some. Do you know of anywhere to get the fur where it it’s too as expensive as the one you linked to?
Thank you so much. I know you know this, but for others: you don't have to use this fur but... It can turn dollar store supplies into an elegant gnome. I have people emailing me saying they now sell them at a premium at craft shows just because the fur makes them look so nice.
As to where to find the fur... If you have a real fabric store (not a craft store), you can usually get small cuts of Mongolian fur there. It's usually in the home decor sections and it's on LARGE bolts.
Sometimes you can find it in small cuts on Etsy OR as tiny prop blankets if you search Mongolian fur. But, honestly, I've tried a couple of by-the-yard sellers on Etsy and the quality is not as nice. I haven't yet tried the prop sellers so I can't speak to the quality.
Finally, if you look at the link I put in the description (On Amazon), sometimes they have "suggested products" and you can see the prices on blankets, throws, and pillows there.
Good luck - these are so much fun to make. It's the gateway gnome... :)
Sarah Nenni-Daher ok thank you!
Sarah Nenni-Daher what size are the wooden slices you are using? Do you know the approximate diameter?
@@PrettyAliceNight I used these; the size varies just a little. We used the small ones for package and wine bottle tags and the bigger ones for the ornaments. Hope that helps! amzn.to/2BRwuG0
How big is the wood slice?
You can use any size, but mine were in a pack which varied between 2.5 and 4 inches.
We don’t have Christmas humans. Can you explain?
😍I absolutely LOVE when I see a comment from you! 😍
Can fabric be used as the hats instead of felt?
Crafting Chaos Yes, of course. If you want the hat to stand tall like this, I would recommend use interfacing to help give structure to the fabric.
Can you come up with a kitty 😺 gnome? For pet rescue
I have a kitty pom pom pet but that's all. I think you could make one by making a little muzzle and pom pom nose!
But I can definitely put it on the agenda for after the holiday season.
Hi, what is the diameter of the wood piece?
Heidi, it doesn't matter what they are as each piece is cut to fit what you have. :) In my original package, some were 3-inches and some went up to 5, but the most recent packages has sizes as small as 2-inches.
It's just my personal opinion, but I think the 3-inch wood rounds are the best for these little gnome ornaments.
What size is the wood circle
I only purchase the variety packs which usually range from 2 inches to 4 inches. I found the ideal size for package decorations is 2 inches and ornaments are best at the larger sizes.
Thanks for asking and for watching. :)
Thank you
What kind of fur was that and where did you get it please?
Pam Griffin It was called “Mongolian fur” when I found it at a fabric store in the rugs section. I know you can get it on Amazon, but it’s an entire yard, so I hunted it down locally.
I love it (it’s my favorite to work with) but also use the faux fur I get at Joann’s on the fabric bolts.
eBay has it in different sizes
Love these. Where do you purchase your Mongolian fur?
Lisa, I have purchased it on Amazon and at a fabric store locally.
It’s better if I can find it locally so I don’t have to purchase an entire yard.
2:42 glue that what down???...lol
Sucker. LOL No cursing!! I promise. :)
Did I here that right .... glue that F....R down? ????
Angela Burley You heard sucker, I don’t curse.
okay not to be a mean person but the one thing that has always driven me crazy is when people refer to themselves as WE when there is one of you standing there.
I love your videos but you talk so fast I can’t keep up and then my hats aren’t right lol... I think you are awesome but maybe slow down for beginners
Thank you for the awesome feedback. I don't know what to do - I have heard the opposite (that people don't need me to do all steps from start to finish in real time).
But I tell you what, I'll try to make them a smidge slower and give a couple of pauses. Thanks again.
I talk fast as well and being new to this myself I figured out pretty quick to watch one part, such as cutting the fur then stopping the video and even backing it up if I need to see a section again. Simple and easy to do. I don’t think anyone could keep up being a beginner 😊 just a tip! It’s so simple to stop and start without boring others. You are so easy to listen too and very thorough so hope this idea helps because I love the way you demonstrate and explain in “your own way” 😘 Boop! 🥰
How big is the wood slice??
Sarah Olson We made quite a few of these and the wood slices varied from 2-4 inches because I initially purchased a variety pack.
This year, we’ve started making some for gift tags and are using the 2.4-2.8-inch wood round packs from Amazon.