HUGE Arts & Crafts Haul from Dollar Store Japanese Daiso
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Huge Art Craft Haul from Japanese Dollar Store Daiso Japan! Sponsor: Get 10% off (save up to $44!) your own authentic Japanese snack box from Bokksu using my link: bit.ly/32Z1rGI and code NERDEJACKIE10 . I love Japanese arts and crafts store, but the dollar store in Japan is really an amazing place to shop for high quality supplies. Here is my huge dollar tree haul (equivalent) from last year November.
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Omg I wish I had the hello kitty one for my mom. She is a major hello kitty collector and we don't have that in Oregon.
Love from India❤️
Yep love from India I am also from India by the way. And I would love if NerdEJackie you like my comment please 🙂🙂 i love you 🙂🙂
And and and you can make a demon unicorn out of the navy blue, mutied pink, olive green and green clothes😊😊
This is me only but from another device 😛😛
Decoupage is gluing paper onto stuff decoratively. Like getting napkins with pretty flower art on them, cutting out the shape and gluing that down (like with mod podge) into a box to make a decorative box. This was a craft a lot of OLD ladies used to do when I was a kid so I always associate this with old ladies as an Old Lady Craft. LOL A few years back I used plain black and purple tissue paper to Decoupage a plain cardboard box into a pretty gothy box to house a wedding gift for my gothy cousin and her husband. It's a fun and interesting craft. I've even seen where Japanese mothers Decoupage their children's school shoes so the child can tell their's apart from their classmates!
You could use the bells to make cat toys for your cats. Or maybe your bird, Angel
thats smart
It would be so noisey for angel😂😂😂
I had a bird, a budgie rigar, who enjoyed pecking on a similar bell, but did not like it rung for him.
Decoupage is the art of decorating an object by gluing coloured paper cutout’s onto it in combination with special paint effects
Kind of like a mosiac but not with tile?
@@WhitneyDahlin It can be like mosaic, but you can also make it more like a collage. Whatever floats your boat really. It used to be a trend to make napkin decoupage.
It's was very popular with Victorian or Edwardian ladies. They covered *everything* with paper cutouts...
Decoupage is mod-podge type of stuff! There’s lots of RUclips tutorials on it!
@@backuppixiedust1115 you can make it with Elmer's glue and water if you cant get modge podge I dont remember the amounts though
Jackie what you should do with those bells is make reindeer out of one of the My Little ponies.
I thought the same
The cross-stitch set for $15, especially when you get the hoop with it, is a good deal! Oh, and it *is* complete - just *don't* throw away the photo because it'll have your color key and some tips on the back!
This is stamped cross stitch, where the design has been stamped onto fabric.
The kind that is done on aida cloth (a specially woven fabric) is called counted cross stitch, where you use a coded pattern to make the design on blank aida cloth by counting the woven squares to determine stitch placement.
I have seen same size at Walmart for about half the price, it's very easy to do.
Hahahahaha
I believe the Japanese style fabric is also "Furoshiki' cloth. It's the cloth that people used to use to wrap up lunch boxes or to fashion into a bag (I have learned the art is pretty old but the current generation isn't really learning about it!!). It's really interesting to learn. And trust me, having a lil grandma trying to teach you how to tie a knot probably makes for the purest type of comedy out there!
The crafters 'just in case' purchases get me into trouble. Its like I know what I can use it for but I dont need it exactly at that moment
And, if you don’t pick it up right then, it won’t be there when need it.
Same dollar tree in america has a new craft section and I have spent over $50 on craft supplies yet i haven't even used half of them 😅
"Just in case" has left me with a very full arts and crafts room of some very random items. It doesn't help that my art degree had me learn a little bit of everything in the art world, so it is hard for me to just focus on one type of art making.
@@mysadending I took several art classes and even animation courses for a graphic design degree so i hear you. I have gone from one medium to another and cartooning to realism, sketch to sculpture, and digital arts. So its good to be well versed but ot can be chaotic when you try to focus on one thing and you have the just in case ideas in mind as well
I totally just did that with Halloween stuff at Michaels. Did I get plastic bat jar filler, 2 in plastic skulls, and 2 packs of halloween themed washi tape (I'm spooky year round though y'all, lol) for projects yet to be determined? Yes. Did I have to seriously restrain myself around the venus fly trap Little Shop of Horrors-esqe fake floral stems? Absolutely. I have to avoid the arts and craft sections of stores, even Walmart, unless I ABSOLUTELY need something, and then I have to put my metaphorical blinders on so I don't get distracted. I'm even bad about having to take stuff back out of my Amazon cart! "Do I really need this kit or these pencils?" My cart always gets at least an overnight cooling off period to shave away impulse buying.
God why are Japanese products so premium quality?
Also #Nerdificationsquad !
remember these are !!DOLLAR STORE PRODUCTS!! imagine the LUXURY product quality!!!
I SO want to go to Japan!
There's a Daiso in Texas near Dallas/Fort Worth.
My closet is filled with boxes of "just in case" I haven't even looked at in months. 😄 Thank you for the reminder to go through it and make some projects!
Hope everyone reading this is doing well and i comment this a lot couse you never now sometimes it nice just to have a random starnger ask you if your doing well couse lifes hard sometimes and yeah sorry this is long .
From one stranger to another, thank you😘 sending sparkles your way✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
Thank you, pixie wolf. It's so nice to let others know you wish them well. I hope that you are well and happy. Good vibes from Ohio to you 💙
Thank you. Same to you :)
These types of comments are my favorite, thank you
Aww I love your comment! I really hope you and everyone are doing well as well! :-( sending you and everyone all of my best wishes!
Jackie on entering a craft store: "Hi! I'd like at least one of everything please!" 🤣
Oh! That's me too!
I want to see Japan vs north America color pencils
I LOVE crosstitching! I'm currently working on a massive crosstitch of VanGogh's Starry Night! I've been working on it for nearly 2 years!
Knit fabric = droopy (drape is the technical term).
Woven = stiffer fabric
When Jackie pulled out the bells I immediately thought of Christimas. Jackie apparently thinks of cows. Interesting thought process and now I'm hungry 🐄
I thought cat toys and Christmas! XD
That vegan teacher 🌱🌿🌾☘ Is typing...
SmolBean_ Studios LMAO
I thought of a toy for Angel and I'm not even a birb fan.
Loon, Everything makes you hungry 😂
Cross Stitching is a very relaxing activity and very easy. That kit is an excellent price for a beginner kit. You can determine if you like it without paying like $25 for a 5x7 kit. I recently started an 11x17 kit it was $50.
Where do you find good kits? Michael's selection is pitiful and Hobby Lobby gets none of my money. (I'm in the US)
@@thebookwyrmslair6757 Joann's has a decent selection I also recommend checking on thier website for online exclusives :^)
@@sleepybugsss Thanks! I'm not a quilter or sewist, so I forget to check Jo Ann's! I've only ever bought fabric from there.
@@thebookwyrmslair6757 I bought my big one from Amazon actually. It was cheaper then the Michael's website even with the coupon. If available I try to buy the Dimensions kits
@@solexluna Dimensions kits are my favorites, too!
Jackie- I forgot that I had this it was at the bottom of my closet.
Me- Jackie you sound like me. I always forget that I have bought things.
Love all of your video's on both channels. 🥰😍🥰😍🤣🤣🤣😸😸🐲
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You can use decoupage paper for decorating wood, plates etc. Cut out the paper in the size you need (you can also use images on napkins, for this you only take the upper layer of the napkin with the image on it) and glue the paper on your item with mod podge or in your case the glue you got. Let it dry and varnish it to make sure it will stay on.
I don’t know if Halloween is canceled but the store I’m working for is allowing us to dress up and give candy to the kids instead
The cross stitch kit is great, and actually "includes everything you need".
when doing a Miniature dollhouse that Sanrio Fabric might make a good quilt? I say with a high pitched voice. I totally want to see a comparaison Japanese craft supplies versus Dollorama.
The Trikoti kit is a Pompom making kit
the cross-stitching kit you doN,t need anything else beside a pair of scissor.
That fabric color combination could be like a forest spirit themed doll. They kind of remind me of a lake in the middle of a forest surrounded by rose bushes.
I love getting the 'just in case' stuff ... It's always fun to forget what you get lol ... It's like Christmas when you actually remember having something extra lol
I like to order a bunch of stuff and then open the box months later. It really is like Christmas!
I've gotten a subscription for three months, because you were so happy with the box. I've bought a box with Asian snacks from an online shop once and I didn't like many of them, but with the first two boxes of Bokksu there hasn't been anything I didn't like. I'm considering to keep this subscription for a little longer, actually. Boxes arrive at my home pretty fast, too!
Don't ask artist and crafters why they buy things... I LOVE that! Because I buy things "just in case", too. You might need them!
Decoupage papers are used on top of glass and other items like wooden boxes etc. The decoupage glue is what you put underneath and on top of the papers and when it dries it kind of blends in with whatever you've deco'd it to. Pretty cool and easy to do, but looks good. 😃
There are several Daiso stores in the Seattle Washington area not all items are a dollar. Most are 1.50 up to 13.00
We have a few California, too. And things go up to $15 I think...I imagine it has something to do with shipping to America that the prices are higher
In Australia our diaso stores are everything for $2.80
Same applies to the Daiso stores in Japan. She is wrong , not everything is 100 yen there . Daiso stores in Japan started carrying 200 yen and 300 yen back in 2004.
@@SuperFoxdemon part of is shipping. Than the many taxes and fees that come with imports. Plus some of the items are over 100 yen and are others are bought from other vendors. It's interesting how much one learns by working for them
A floral forest theme for the T-shirt cut cloth
Decoupage is the layering of paper and glue for decorative purposes, usually on glass bottles and small boxes. the paper is similar to tissue paper used for wrapping gifts or lining boxes to protect fancy products. the "poor man's" decoupage glue is made with elmers school glue (the kind used in slime recipes) and water to make it thin.
Decoupaging is the act of taking different types of papers or pictures to cover up something and give it a new look. Think of paint, you buy a picture frame and you want it to be a different color, so you paint it. Decoupaging is taking paper using glue to adhere it to the frame to give it a pattern or new style. Most common glue for decoupaging is modpodge. But you can decorate with almost any kind of paper or picture, such as making a bench with comics using paper from a newspaper or comic books.
5:35 I think a plant/nature theme because pink as a flower and green as leafs
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Decoupage paper is for when you use Mod Podge to put on water bottles or other items that you want to accessorize with different patterns
I definitely want to see the Japan/North America comparison. Not that I'm going to Japan anytime soon to buy pencils mind you. The kitty cat cross-stitch is very cute. I have several of these I've done. They are a lot of fun. The jingle bells will be great for clothing, cat toys, and Christmas ornaments. The cow I milked had a really loud clanky bell. And now I'm hungry watching that sponsored part. Time to eat....Thank you so much for sharing Jackie ♥♥♥
Hey Jackie! As a person who isn’t really good with fabrics and stitching (just like you) I really enjoy x-stitching! It’s actually very easy but it takes time and patience. The kit you got is a little overpriced but it does include everything you need and is perfect for the first time! If you want to continue x-stitching after completing this kit I’d recommend going to Walmart - they have a huge selection of floss of different colors and they’re cheap. You can find almost any design you want online for free or use a special website to turn any image into an x-stitching pattern. Good luck!
Yay, just as I put on my broken but beautiful tshirt this popped up... its fate! Lol
Yes it is called cross stitch, that's my favorite hobby. You have a stamped canvas, my favorite are kits that have a blank canvas in them. Prices can go from $1 to $50+. It's normal. It's called cross stitch because of the X's while your stitching. It's really fun once you learn.
Best RUclipsr ever! Absolutely lovely personalty❤️❤️❤️
Hello from ireland!
I have an idea for your cute baggies! Put some snacks in there when you're recording with Sika so she's got her rations while recording. 😂 #FeedSika
Those fabrics would be absolutely gorgeous together on a quilt! A kawaii quilt!!
You and I are coastal unbesties for sure (I’m in BC, you’re out east) and we’re toats the same! I stopped doll customizing for no reason, and just picked up cross stitch kits and paint by number kits... wanting to try other stuff.. it’s waiting for me in the drawers in my craft room... like everything else there... dream catcher kits, diy fairy houses and birb houses.. etc etc etc
3:18 in Germany we call this: besser haben, als brauchen. Which means: better to have, than to need.
And It sums up why I buy most of my crafting stuff. Like the new jazza box.
the Trikotri kit looks like the old pom-pom animal making kits I got when I was a kid back in the 1970's. You would make your own pom-pom's to make the animals. I loved those kits.
Finding a bag of art stuff you forgot you bought is like finding gold! It would be really cool to see that decoupage paper on a MLP or figure or something.
Japan has THE coolest stuff! I want a Daiso near me!
How can you even forget about that?! I’m baffled 😮
You have too much stuff, Jackie 🤣😂👍
Those "just in case" purchases always get me too 🤣
For the fan - I keep a fan in my purse and in the summer, it's nice to have when you're stuck somewhere hot!
My cats reacted to the bells jingle jingle. They just got a bath, they aren't happy right now
Decoupage- thnik ModPodge. Embellishing items (picture frames, paper mache items- literally anything) with decorative paper, tissue paper. I've seen several people use printed napkins to decoupage. Have fun with those! They are gorgeous 😍😍
lol just as I was watching a sophie and toffee unbox you did. I love finding good dollarstore items tho never been to japan but I want to so bad some day. love your channel hell love you your just the right level of energy I can relate with.
Hi Jackie, love this video! Arts and crafts are keeping me sane during the pandemic. I do needlepoint, coloring, diamond paintings, jewelry, making little figures out of felt, also a felt flower garland and an advent calendar from felt. I find it very relaxing and I can forget about the isolation. I think looking at all the colors of crafting materials make me happy and lift my spirits. You got some cool stuff! Happy creating and thanx for sharing🤗💜🎨
Hard to say on overpaying for the Cross Stitch, but it does look like everything you will need for doing cross stitch. If you need tips on how to do it, I and many others can teach you how. The important thing is do not knot your thread!
"Includes everything you need. "
You're right, though. It does look complete. :)
You can make decoupage by gluing paper onto paper/things and covering with laquer/nail polish too. Decoupage paper is very thin, so when you smear decoupage glue (a combination of glue and laquer) onto it, it will both stick and get covered by a protective layer (thicker paper might be too thick for the glue to go through it. With napkin decoupage, it is normal to take away the second layer of the napkin to make sure that you get only what you want, that the glue goes through and that there will be (almost) no wrinkles.
for the fabric: you could make a lake team like bleu=water and green= lily an dthan the pink for the flowers on them
I think a cottage core kind of thing would look so cute with those colors c:
Word to the wise: when you're talking about fabric, you would refer to them as drapey, not droopy. :) I'm so jealous, this looks like a bag of fun!
Actually, you’re envious, not jealous 🤗 As am I 😛
Decopauge is an English form of art.....the paper is actually a tissue and one tissue has three layers or two layers...you remove all the layers except the printed one....you tear it from the edges with hand not scissors so that it sticks well...then you put decopauge paper on the surface then put the tissue on and then put the decopauge glue back on...it is the art of sticking paper on objects........you can use mod podge that is also decopauge glue because the one u got is very small...it will probably get over in one or two projects...you can also use normal tissue to do decopauge that has a nice pattern......I also doart and crafts and I do decopauge a lot....love from india...love your vids jackie
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Daiso just never fails to surprise!
Crossstitch is usually not printed on the cloth. You cat patter is on evenweave and that can have a learning curve.
I would love to watch a video on the colored pencils. I think you will like the cross stitching that you got. Just don't give up on it. I find cross stitching very relaxing and it helps your eyes become stronger and fingers with preventing arthritis.
Omgosh I’m so glad it’s not just me! I’ve got a whole craft room filled with “just in case” supplies!!
The kitten cross stitch looks adorable! So does the birb!
I think making a custom pair of dolls or ponies with a sun and moon theme would be so cute!
How I wish I could go there. I love art hauls. :)
I used to love decoupage!!!! Thanks for reminding me about it. I'm sure I have bits somewhere. You use it with glue a bit like collaging meets paper mache. I decorated glass candle holders, photo frames, tobacco tins and furniture. I have a full leopard print decoupage chair, it's not at all comfy but I made it and love it 😂
Just wanted to pop in and give you a big gentle hug! Keep that beautiful smile! 💜💜💜
Man, I would love it Jackie got a (legit please) BJD or Dollfie Dream... The amount of cool crafting she could do for them would be amazing!
Jackie, quick and simple message- you make me smile every day 😊 huge fan, luv ya❤❤
Omg yes, I agree. I always buy things for my crafts just in case I ever need it in the future.
Jackie : I guess I can turn a mlp into a cow creature.
No one:
Not a single soul:
Me: Or YOu cOUlD gIvE It TO yOUr CAT ;)
I live in Japan and I recognised SOOOOO many of these things! The watercolours are really good by the way and they’re very pigmented and I use brushes from Daiso and they don’t shed as much as other cheap brushes.
The decoupage glue is the same as mod podge (at least if you wanna glue in wood) Y worked in an art supermaket and we used to sell a lot of that stuff, here we use a special kind of napkins to glue on diferent kinds of materials (glass included). If you use it on wood, it does look like you just paint it, and gives a really cool texture
Sorry for english, i'm from Argentina 😂
I had actually just watched your craft store review yesterday before this was posted!
I'm so excited to see what fun crafts you come up with all this!
I'm most excited for the little foods! Recreating favorites in miniature form as well as RUclips creator inspired environments 🧡
Thanks for cultivating such a fun community on both of your channels!
My mother and I done cross stitching and by the time you buy the hoops the printed pattern and all the colored thread plus needles yes it's a good deal. Our closest walmart is an HR away so the only place in our town that sold that for of thread was always so expensive. That's why we gave it up. Close to $15 for the pattern alone not to mention the $3 per pack of thread.
T-shirt fabric - a badass character with a touch of pink
Love you Jackie I’m so early need to go to school soooooo
When you're early and your brain doesn't function properly.😶😶
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Love your videos😍
with the cross stitch cat it is one of those that has everthing you need... it really does.. ive done them from here in the us
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So truee 😂 that is my excuses when i bought new sketchbook but still have unfinished ones 😂
I put those kind of bells on my mini schnauzer when he was a puppy so I would not step on him he was so small.
International Dollar Store product comparison episode sounds like a great idea. I'd say go for it. We, grains, would love that! 💙
I don’t craft too often but sometimes I really get in a crafty mood. I tried to clear out my craft stash but to no avail. I have some many just in cases and new arts I want to try.
I want to see you do the bird craft. It looks like so much fun.
Another word for droopier would be drape. The stiffer fabric is probably cotton. Washing may soften it a bit. Love Daiso, we have one close to us.
15 bucks is normal for a good cross stitch. They usually come with every thing you need so no worries on that phrase. This is a lovely haul.
My cat Marci just went nuts hearing the "cow" bells 😻😻😻
Nothing better than a Craft Bargain!!!
For the t-shirt cloths, I thought an forest elf would go great with it. Look up Dragon Prince for some inspiration.
I love both channels so keep them coming!!! Please keep reminding your grains to keep safe. I went through a real bad bout with Covid, I was sick for a month and a half back when it all started and I'm still feeling the after effects. You be safe too, as I caught it from a delivery guy from Amazon here in Ontario. So PLEASE be safe!!! Keep having fun! HUGS!!!
That video you made about your fave craft stores in Japan was amazing! I went to Japan in January and honestly I used that video as a guide. Can’t believe how underrated the video was. I visited all the craft stores you mentioned, and they did not dissappoint!
Decoupage,a form of cutting little bits of paper and sticking ,like collage,you can put on top of boxes,or just paper,or as you said journaling,hope that helps.
Daiso is one of the best stores ever! I got to shop in one when I was in Australia and man that place is great
Yay hi Jackie I've never been this early before
Love from India💞
I literally went to one of their shops here in Australia yesterday and it was my first time. I loved it so much
Yay I love these Japanese dollar store review it’s also really cheap.
Yes! I want to see a comparison of the Japanese supplies compared to North America dollar store! Please 😊💕
me too! AND congrats you got hearted by jackie!
wish I got that 😂 Have a nice day!
Jackie: oh this time you may here"ohhhh I forgot when I bought this" "oh totally forgot bout theseeeeeee"
Meanwhile me:oh!!that's not at all new😂😂😂😂😂😂
Love you Jackie sis😂😂
I always relate decoupage to modge podge.
Oh my god that little parrot kit is so cute!!!
Theme idea for the T-shirt fabric: School uniform (anime style) 🧥
Because I know how much you love sewing.
Or, patchwork pony.
Those cross stitching kits are super easy to use and yes they do include everything you need (at least the US kits do and we know how those usually go)