Everything about this video is outstanding. Your humor, the information and tips provided, how authentic and relatable you are, the editing… AND your work is incredibly beautiful! Bonus that your voice is super easy to stay engaged and listen to. 👨🍳😗🤌🏻
Wool yarn is more for durability not looks. Acrylic for a carpet will not withstand daily wear and tear and only good if you are planning to just hang on wall. Kind of like those Wool Roving blankets that people were making that just fell apart.
@@sotarnue you need to use rug wool (which can be dyed or purchased in every colour possible) rug yarn is coarse and durable. Acrylic isn’t made to last. These are facts.
Can you please please please do a in depth tutorial on tufting with a loop. Like how you do your lines and make it looks so clean. Also do you have any tips about using a loop pile gun
Hey love the video! I have a question: do you know how to adjust the loop pile size? All the videos I watch on it seem to have different parts than you and I’s
lol I have the same issues with long sleeve shirts. You might want to give climbing a try. It's really good for that if your arms are longer than your proportions.
Just a quick FYI about bonsai scissors. They’re Bone-Sigh, not Ban Zai. Banzai is what kamikaze’s yelled when they would crash planes into battleships. It’s the same word Japanese businessmen yell when they want to get pchyched up about something. Bonsai (Pronounced Bone-Sigh) are not at all related, it;s just they seems similar to English speakers so they’re easily confused. ボンサイ Bonsai 盆栽 バンザイ Banzai 万歳
hello bro, one question. When using the loop pile is it not necessary to shave the carpet at the end to give a better finish as when using the cut pile?
how does your fabric not get pushed in? Every time I tuft with my fabric really tight it always ends up getting pushed in a I create a hole. I'm close to giving up tifting.
Are you using burlap as a backing? I want to start using it because it’s so much cheaper than tufting cloth, but I don’t know if it’s easy to work with.
@@maxcurtis5757 I'm using burlap from joannes also. I've just been stapling it to the frame but I noticed that if I'm using more pressure the edges will start to stretch almost like it's going to rip from the staple. I hope that makes sense, just wondering if you experience this at all.
hey! how big is your frame/where are you shopping? i've been having trouble finding burlap to cover a 6x6 frame that isn't too expensive. everything i've found is just as pricy as tufting fabric
You can get standard burlap at hardware stores made to protect plants. I get a 40 inch by 100 feet for $50 cad which is like 40 USD. But it's really hard to work with I find, and would only use it for practice or personal projects personally. The premium stuff goes a lot better and you get way more consistent results. But it does cost like 3 times more. I still get mine way cheaper than monks cloths or what not from a local ish fabric store though. It's weaved way more consistently and tighter. The standard stuff can get right loose threads and give me issues sometimes. The good stuff is a little more, but I think it's worth it just for the comfort of working with something descent and not have to deal with sometimes pretty serious issues with tension and such.
So I just scrolled down and find your video and I subscribed and went to your page and was hoping to find a website? Or link? Where are you?! I would love to know how to purchase one of your creations- or special request a project?
any tips on keeping burlap stretched tight? it always starts great for me but comes loose after a while no matter how tight i stretch it, it makes it super difficult to make big rugs cause i have to keep re-stretching and they become all warped and crooked lol it's driving me crazy 🙃
I use a stapler. You have to put them really close to each other. Like 1-2 inches. A lot more control and keeps it stretched nicer I find. The nail strips available here are hella expensive too. I saw people use push pins too, which I want to try sometime. With staples you can just rip it out when you're done or need to adjust without much issues. Just not reusable.
Хобби
Wonderful. I want to rub my face on that rug. It makes me feel good when I look at it.
Bruh I’m dead I was like what 💀
Mommy really liked you.
“I accidentally shop lifted them’ made me laugh so much
My dude skimmed over that hella quick lmao
SHELLY HI
@@FlavorWorld DREW HAHAHHA
Same 😂😂😭
Dudes the best
same
Love the voice over. Can see how authentic and real you are !
I love going to Tía Joanne’s and accidentally shoplift too 😌
i love that you shoplifted some scissors.....you won my heart with that statement right there lol
Thank you so much for this! Your art is incredible 🤩
These rugs are awesome dude!
Best random video I found im years :) 3am carpet making tools lol. awesome art !
This is so sick!! Love it
Sweet rug!!! 🎉
Everything about this video is outstanding. Your humor, the information and tips provided, how authentic and relatable you are, the editing… AND your work is incredibly beautiful! Bonus that your voice is super easy to stay engaged and listen to. 👨🍳😗🤌🏻
Max the noodle-armed scissor-wizard
Dude. You have thebest tutorials I've seen so far.
Love this video. More please !!
bro this is a highly entertaining tufting video. If you're still making rugs you should post some more.
Gotta say, you're the Peter Draws of rug tufting. Very entertaining haha
holy shit i love your art style so much
looks dope !! 🔥🔥
Your getting Better my dude
Lol! Dope video, i love your humor!!
Dang man these are sick makes me want to get into making rugs
This is so dopeee 🤯
Wool yarn is more for durability not looks. Acrylic for a carpet will not withstand daily wear and tear and only good if you are planning to just hang on wall. Kind of like those Wool Roving blankets that people were making that just fell apart.
Eh I’d like to disagree, wool is way to soft and will shear with an movement.
@@sotarnue you need to use rug wool (which can be dyed or purchased in every colour possible) rug yarn is coarse and durable. Acrylic isn’t made to last. These are facts.
Speaking of course about a floor rug.. if it’s going on the wall, acrylic is fine (if you don’t mind the environmental implications of buying acrylic)
Do all of the same colored sections at once so you can thread the gun less often. Great job. I love your designs.
Dude, make more videos! You have the best designs!!!
Hey thanks so much for sharing!
Can you please please please do a in depth tutorial on tufting with a loop. Like how you do your lines and make it looks so clean. Also do you have any tips about using a loop pile gun
Very cool ✨👌🏽
i had fun with your scissor tutorial. also you're the first person i've seen doing a loop pile rug on here. it looks cool. followed ya.
Hey love the video! I have a question: do you know how to adjust the loop pile size? All the videos I watch on it seem to have different parts than you and I’s
Oh I’ve dropped my ginger scissors ✂️ that made me audibly laugh haha
boy u too creative to stop making videos, WE NEED YOU
Please make many more more videos 704 th subscriber here feeling like I stumbled on to the start of a genius rise to star dome.
Just discovered your channel! I hope you make more videos!
I’m not sure if that’s burlap but would you recommend that fabric for a cut pile?
Bro thats fuckn sick. Cool entertaining video too
Youre hilarious. Thanks for the video
nice rug nice video dude. like comment subbed : )
This is great 😂
"snipping off any extraneous nobules" I want that on a tshirt
What do I do about the gun cutting holes in the cloth? Am I pressing into the cloth too firmly?
You are so entertaining
lol I have the same issues with long sleeve shirts. You might want to give climbing a try. It's really good for that if your arms are longer than your proportions.
Just a quick FYI about bonsai scissors. They’re Bone-Sigh, not Ban Zai. Banzai is what kamikaze’s yelled when they would crash planes into battleships. It’s the same word Japanese businessmen yell when they want to get pchyched up about something. Bonsai (Pronounced Bone-Sigh) are not at all related, it;s just they seems similar to English speakers so they’re easily confused.
ボンサイ Bonsai 盆栽
バンザイ Banzai 万歳
Looks awesome man.
Can you please drop the link of the gun you are using please. Thanks
Which gun you prefer and recomend and why? cut pile or loop pile? thanks
"you can see how perfectly my sweater fits my noodle arms" also a good tshirt/knitted sweater
Thanks!
how do you keep your burlap from tearing along the edge of the frame ?
Hey max, Hi ¿What did you recomend to buy for begginers?
Hey was wondering how do you choose the exact color of yarn to match picture from google?
I love snippin!
That burlap of how many ounces is it? There are several measures, which is the appropriate one?
Your a nervous wreck. I dig it 💕
Очень креативно и красиво! Цвета яркие, приятно смотреть! 👍 Продаёте?
Hey!! My yarn falls right out of my fabric when I am tufting. Do you have any idea why it’s doing that??
what kind of primary backing cloth are you using?
How did you get the burlap to stay in the rug tack mine won’t stay
Accidentally shoplifted the expensive scissors. I love it lol.
@Max Curtis what kind of yarn do you use?
GEEERMANNNY
hello bro, one question. When using the loop pile is it not necessary to shave the carpet at the end to give a better finish as when using the cut pile?
Is it better to get a loop pile gun or a cut pile gun?
How do you get the burlap stretched out so nice??
Where'd you get your burlap?
The one's I've gotten are either too loose or the wrong size!!
Where do you find your like have images because there so cool
When are you touring for stand-up?? I want tickets now!!
That rug is so sick and funny video for sure 🤣 out of interest how long did that rug take to make?
The moment he says something funny and you check the comments to see if it’s pinned 😂
You’re sooo funny 😆
how does your fabric not get pushed in? Every time I tuft with my fabric really tight it always ends up getting pushed in a I create a hole. I'm close to giving up tifting.
Can tell me what kind of cloth you are using?
hi, is this rug machine very loud?
Is there special yarn for making These rugs?
Are you using burlap as a backing? I want to start using it because it’s so much cheaper than tufting cloth, but I don’t know if it’s easy to work with.
I am! This is jute burlap from Joann's, it works well as an alternative to tufting cloth.
It must be a different type of Burlap than what I tried to use. Ill try Joanns and try again. Thanks for all the info
@@maxcurtis5757 I'm using burlap from joannes also. I've just been stapling it to the frame but I noticed that if I'm using more pressure the edges will start to stretch almost like it's going to rip from the staple. I hope that makes sense, just wondering if you experience this at all.
What size yarn do you use
This shit is dope. Reminds me of the album art for Mac Miller’s Faces. That would be an ill rug. I’d pay for that. For sure.
🔥🔥🔥
What’s the name of the material you’re making the rug on? I’ve seen people using different materials. And the one you’re using is what I’d prefer
Where did you get your gun from
Nice
Hey i wanna do that same carpet how can i get that drawing ?
hey! how big is your frame/where are you shopping? i've been having trouble finding burlap to cover a 6x6 frame that isn't too expensive. everything i've found is just as pricy as tufting fabric
You can get standard burlap at hardware stores made to protect plants. I get a 40 inch by 100 feet for $50 cad which is like 40 USD. But it's really hard to work with I find, and would only use it for practice or personal projects personally. The premium stuff goes a lot better and you get way more consistent results. But it does cost like 3 times more. I still get mine way cheaper than monks cloths or what not from a local ish fabric store though. It's weaved way more consistently and tighter. The standard stuff can get right loose threads and give me issues sometimes. The good stuff is a little more, but I think it's worth it just for the comfort of working with something descent and not have to deal with sometimes pretty serious issues with tension and such.
Lemme buy!
What type of cloth is that tho
So I just scrolled down and find your video and I subscribed and went to your page and was hoping to find a website? Or link? Where are you?! I would love to know how to purchase one of your creations- or special request a project?
Are you using burlap?
any tips on keeping burlap stretched tight? it always starts great for me but comes loose after a while no matter how tight i stretch it, it makes it super difficult to make big rugs cause i have to keep re-stretching and they become all warped and crooked lol it's driving me crazy 🙃
I use a stapler. You have to put them really close to each other. Like 1-2 inches. A lot more control and keeps it stretched nicer I find. The nail strips available here are hella expensive too. I saw people use push pins too, which I want to try sometime. With staples you can just rip it out when you're done or need to adjust without much issues. Just not reusable.
How can I contact you about getting a rug made?
Where did you get gun
How big is your frame?
Does someone know whats the name of the 2nd scissors ????? :9
Do you take custom orders??
Tips on using burlap!?
How much are you selling it for??
Ppthis is so cool
So I have a question..
Do you still give it a shave after with the trimming sheers and then go over it with the lint collector??
This guy is funny
What type of cloth are you using? is it cheaper or has better quality than monk cloth?
Thats burlap its cheaper but I heard harder to work with
Thank you!!
How is name the machine?