I wonder when they will try out rug tufting since they enjoy this I'm sure the transition to making rugs would be the next step, and we all know it would be a joobie rug for Katelyn and a chaotic galaxy for Evan?
Yes! Please try it. I can think of many reasons why both of them would love it. 1. You have to be more controlled than with lets say, needle felting for example, as there are steps and rules that need to be followed to get a good rug result which I feel Katelyn will really enjoy while Evan will be a bit more willing to push the boundaries of the rules to see what really can or cannot be done. 2. The planning of the rug before hand that I think K will enjoy can be complimented by E need for seeing how artistic you can make a piece think like a Bob Ross painting but in rug form. 3. After the initial cost of getting the tufting gun and discounted yarn being able to see just how much of the other items can be DIY made to save costs will be perfect for the "bought vs DIY" type episodes they sometimes do. 4. It would make a great live stream too so everyone watching can see just how much time really goes into making a custom rug, like how long goes into making needle felting art, this way those who want to buy instead of DIY can understand why some artists charge what they do for their rugs. 5. The rugs can add sound dampening to the workshop while also adding art since you can hang them on a wall if you don't want to walk on your work. 6. Kitty can have a new scratching surface if they can find out what yarn type she enjoys scratching. 7. Rugs can be used in more parts of life than just one.
@@EvanandKatelynUncutI actually got into needle felting ilafter watching your first video on it, and it's been great, so thank you for that. From what I've seen, you haven't mentioned the different types, or gauges of needles. If you're wanting to move a lot of wool fast, you're best bet is to use a thicker gauge needle. So 36 or 38ish. If you combine that with one of the multi needle gadgets, you will see a stark difference in how fast you can shape your wool. Once it becomes difficult to push the needle(s) into the wool, that's the sign to either drop down to a smaller gauge, or fewer needles, or both.
As a hobby jeweler, those optivisors (the magnifying headband) are GREAT. They're especially helpful when working on really small things, though usually jewelers usually work much closer to the face than a standard desk and chair setup would have you. so being just a couple of inches away is actually the ideal focus range for that. I know of other artisans who use them for painting or glazing ceramics, and I've heard of dentists refining things like crowns or dentures with them. Pretty specific use cases, but *very* helpful for the purpose. ETA: as a glasses wearer, I leave my glasses on while using them, too. They're magnifiers, not corrective lenses. So any shortcomings in your vision will carry over without your Rx lenses too.
My dad used the pair I bought him to work on watches and electronics, specially with the tiny screws and sodering small connections. And with his poor eyesight it really worked wonders.
In my job, making medical accessibility jewelry, we use the visors for focusing on polishing the rings and splints that we make. I’m about 7-10 inches away from my work surface. Also, I don’t take my glasses off to work
my autism is always ready to chime in about the Ghibli pronunciation! both way are very much correct, the hard j pronunciation comes from it being pronounced with a Japanese accent, but the studio is actually names after an Italian plane, which is said with a soft g! so it fully comes down to preference and accents!
When Joobie was hanging out at the bottom of the screen, my long-haired void (who shares me with two ginger DSHs) got super excited and tried to play with her through the TV. She usually doesn’t pay attention to the screen, but I guess she was happy to see someone that looks like her. Representation matters!
To get rid of all the fuzzies at the end you just need a sharp pair of scissors (smaller ones used for sewing or nails) and you just go around and give it a close trim. You can make them super smooth with no fluff at all.
Being bothered by mouth sounds CAN be Misophonia (I have it, but Evan’s snacking doesn’t bother me too much so thank you for keeping that in mind without even realizing how big of a deal that can be for someone like me
Another solution is you can just eat off camera and there's a zero percent chance of anyone hearing it at all! I totally have it and it drives me insane sometimes hearing the crunching and munching some people do. Some people eat like literal animals.
Often couples have their own hobbies that they do separately so it's lovely to see you both enjoying activities together. I remember watching my parents spend a lifetime at opposite ends of their house as my mum sat in the living room knitting while my dad would be upstairs with his computer and all of the couples I know follow that pattern too. Thanks for demonstrating that it isn't impossible for partners to actually do stuff together. I also adore how clearly you both show your love for each other. Such a cute couple!
They have really similar hobbies and that's not common but it doesn't have to be. I think there are ways to combine two completely different hobbies into one. Even without doing the exact same thing they could share a hobby because Evan could engineer something and Katelyn could make it aesthetic
The trick to getting equal sized arms/legs/eyes/etc, is to get 2 equal sized fluffs of wool before you start felting it down, since you'll most likely be compressing them pretty equally to each other. Then if you realize they're ending up too small, get 2 equal sized pieces again to add. For something like Calcifer though, he's kind of an amorphous shape so having unequal limbs isn't really an issue.
19:00 I love when Evan explains how things work and what each part is ✨✨. THIS WHOLE TIME I THOUGHT JOOB WAS LIKE 5-7 YEARS OLD AND SHE'S 14?! She's just a little old lady 🤧🤧
So I have to ask, "is it that kind of stream?" My 17 year old saw Evan's "log", turned red, and said to me "Mom, is he making a pen15?" I had to lean on my cane, because I was laughing so hard. My 9 year old chimes in with "It looks like poo!" 😂😂😂😂 Timing is everything.
The magnifiers matter much more when you're old. I absolutely need them when soldering circuit boards (much like felting, I imagine). E&K are decades away from needing the magnifiers.
I was gonna say, they probably "don't help" because they don't have bad vision to begin with and therefore don't need the aid that the magnifiers give. xD It's not that they're useless at all, it's that E&K have no use for them as they are now.
Needle felter here. I've tried both felting machines. The single needle machine is a definite must have. I would recommend using a thick leather glove so you don’t hurt yourself with it. I also had the multi-needle tool and a part snapped off it after several uses. It appears to be made from a 3D printer and not made from very good material. I don't recommend it at all. I have a small iron for smoothing but i dont use it very often. I never even knew that there was magnifying googles for felting. I don't think that I would bother buying them even if I knew 😂
The way you two actually take safety seriously is so amazing! Having said that... I never needle felt without leather finger guards cause I stab myself so much. No way could I use those machines!!
As a master machinist and a machine shop owner can I tell ya Katelyn to try those magnifiers again? Either with your prescription glasses or if that's not comfy because the headgear you can run the magnifyer's lens as close to your face as possible for improved function.
I've got a simplified version of the headlight. It doesn't have the swivel down round magnifying lens. I've only really used the lenses for fine detailed work (seed beads or painting very small areas on minis). The absolute most useful thing about it is the light, which is primarily what I use it for. Neither of my crafting areas have great lighting, and my sewing machine light is...okay, I guess, but I need light coming in from a different angle.
🐈⬛ Anyone else want E&K to try rug tufting like other commenters have suggested? 🐈⬛ I can think of many reasons why both of them would love it. 1. You have to be more controlled than with lets say, needle felting for example, as there are steps and rules that need to be followed to get a good rug result which I feel Katelyn will really enjoy while Evan will be a bit more willing to push the boundaries of the rules to see what really can or cannot be done. 2. The planning of the rug before hand that I think K will enjoy can be complimented by E need for seeing how artistic you can make a piece think like a Bob Ross painting but in rug form. 3. After the initial cost of getting the tufting gun and discounted yarn, being able to see just how much of the other items can be DIY made to save costs, will be perfect for the "bought vs DIY" type episodes they sometimes do. 4. It would make a great live stream too so everyone watching can see just how much time really goes into making a custom rug, like how long goes into making needle felting art, this way those who want to buy instead of DIY can understand why some artists charge what they do for their rugs. 5. The rugs can add sound dampening to the workshop while also adding art since you can hang them on a wall if you don't want to walk on your work. 6. Kitty can have a new scratching surface if they can find out what yarn type she enjoys scratching. 7. Rugs can be used in more parts of life than just one.
Aww Joob is so cute! I LOVE kitteh purrs! And purr meows are the best sound ever! We have a Tuxedo female rescue. Her name is Tuxie. And I always let her know when I'm going to make a loud-ish sound, so she doesn't get spooked. She spends all day on the couch next to me while hubby is at work. We got her a heating pad to curl up on. and she loves it. I love both creations you both made!
I started this one before the debate, but didn't finish it for various reasons. I went fishing in my favorite MMO so I wouldn't get frustrated while watching the debate. If I had the supplies or inclination to do needle felting, that would have been better. Nothing like stabbing something repeatedly to relieve stress.
I love the uncut channel, it is so easy to work and still pay attention not missing anything and of course still so much fun. I love that you are from Texas and actually close to where my folks live. Feels homey. Shout out to Joobs ❤.
I use magnifying goggles like that sometimes, they're useful for inspecting things and generally working on small things you can hold up in front of you while working on them. I use them quite a bit while working on electronics when I don't want to use my microscope, for small things it's nicer on the neck. These ones do seem to have way shorter focal length than mine, or Katelyn is more nearsighted than me.
The magnifying headset thing IS worthwhile if you are trying to paint the faces on 28mm minatured. And for finding and repairing dropped stitches in socks made with regular sock yarn. Larger things really don’t work for me either.
You guys are 100% my comfort show. Right now, in fact, you are being my comfort show. lol Thank you so much for all the comfort you have given me the last few years!
2:57:09 Evan’s intuition about Calcifer was correct! Spoilers for Howl’s Moving Castle below. In the movie, Howl makes a deal with Calcifer and gives the demon his heart. Calcifer uses Howl’s heart like a source for his fire, so even though it’s not technically a coal like Evan thought, it’s serving the same function. Calcifer can’t live without it or detach from it, so that’s why Evan has a memory of Sophie scooping it up to move Calcifer around.
Ok, I have another excuse to needle felt. How about doing some needle felt paintings! You start with a felt sheet "canvas" and use your wool as paint to create an artwork.
I 100% watch all videos on each channel while I’m crocheting. It’s fun entertaining background noise that’s easy to pay attention to. And it makes my fam look at me weird when they enter and hear what I’m watching with no context😂😂😂
I am absolutely in love with the Calcifer, I want so much to try needle felting now!!! I love Howl’s moving castle so much and I need a felt Calcifer now❤️❤️❤️
Also, i think you are supposed to wear with your prescription glasses. It is an afjustment in depth per eption, but your brain is capable of that adjusment with just a little.practice.
Joob Is the best part of this video. I'm currently living with my husband a couple of states away from home because of work, And our apartment doesn't allow pets. So i'm currently missing my baby boy desperately who I only get to go home and see every couple months.
You can make your own lint balls in the dryer doing it a little bit at a time with one color then changing color and you get a geo after you cut it after you’ve done multiple layers, put one color of fiber in the dry at a time
My kitties only care about the TV a when any form of fish tank is playing… but Joobie had both of their attention!! Sitting up in my lap, watching intently, purrs and chirps. One of my two cats also loves when I needle felt - she especially loves chomping on the edge of the big ole felt pad I use like she’s teething.
Not sure if someone said this, sorry don't want to read all the comments, Calcifer didn't have testes, that's Howl's Heart. It disappears after they give Howl back his heart. That's why you see it a few times before the end of the movie. You guys are great, thanks for all you do. PS, our daughter asks to pass on Joob Loves
I’m hopping on the train: I’m in the Seattle area 😊. I started watching this video while doing chores… and ended up switching to needle felting haha. I got a set for my birthday after I saw the video of you felting with Joob’s fur and that’s what I’ve been doing. The set came with finger protectors, highly recommend! I watched a couple of how to videos and one thing I noticed is that they roll the starting wool up really tight and I think they said sometimes they even knot it. Maybe rolling it tighter could help make the early densification shorter? Although y’all have more needle felting experience than I do so I’m just playing telephone
Yes, wet mouth sounds are worse than crunch (usually), but I gotta say, ice cream and mashed potatoes and yogurt are perfectly fine. You're telling me you actually make noise when eating those things?
I got that exact same magnifying headset but in white for my dad for his birthday last year. He loved that thing, with his old eyes it worked wonders for the trinkets and watches hed work on and fix, sadly he passed away last month and the magnifier got broken in his decline of his health and mental functions. But its a great tool for those that have a need for it.
Needle felting tip! U could brush out regular yarn with a slicker brush and use that as the felt It gives u a lot more color options and I've noticed the finished product tends to be softer I've done this with multiple types of yarn and the only one it didn't work great for was cotten yarn
Random tangent thinking about your tie dye crafts - have you tried tie dye with batik? I even wonder if you could batik with bleach or if it would eat the wax? You can make super awesome line art, crackle art and anything random you both dream up.
I kept feeling the need to apologize for intruding on Calcifer every time Evan would tilt his crack toward the camera. Loved this project, and you guys KILLED it!
I wonder if the log wouldve been easier if you guys had started with grey and then added a dark brown on one side bc calcifer's log was mostly dark grey black and a bit of brown.
They make needle felting machines that look like sewing machines. They're only intended for flat felting, not 3d, but they're pretty cool. The handheld ones are probably best for flat felting, too
I have a headaet that came with a series of different lenses which is great for seeing different levels of detail. I use it for mini painting and cross stitch
I wonder when they will try out rug tufting since they enjoy this I'm sure the transition to making rugs would be the next step, and we all know it would be a joobie rug for Katelyn and a chaotic galaxy for Evan?
it's on our list of things to try!
YES
Yes! Please try it. I can think of many reasons why both of them would love it.
1. You have to be more controlled than with lets say, needle felting for example, as there are steps and rules that need to be followed to get a good rug result which I feel Katelyn will really enjoy while Evan will be a bit more willing to push the boundaries of the rules to see what really can or cannot be done.
2. The planning of the rug before hand that I think K will enjoy can be complimented by E need for seeing how artistic you can make a piece think like a Bob Ross painting but in rug form.
3. After the initial cost of getting the tufting gun and discounted yarn being able to see just how much of the other items can be DIY made to save costs will be perfect for the "bought vs DIY" type episodes they sometimes do.
4. It would make a great live stream too so everyone watching can see just how much time really goes into making a custom rug, like how long goes into making needle felting art, this way those who want to buy instead of DIY can understand why some artists charge what they do for their rugs.
5. The rugs can add sound dampening to the workshop while also adding art since you can hang them on a wall if you don't want to walk on your work.
6. Kitty can have a new scratching surface if they can find out what yarn type she enjoys scratching.
7. Rugs can be used in more parts of life than just one.
@@EvanandKatelynUncutI would love to see that!
@@EvanandKatelynUncutI actually got into needle felting ilafter watching your first video on it, and it's been great, so thank you for that. From what I've seen, you haven't mentioned the different types, or gauges of needles. If you're wanting to move a lot of wool fast, you're best bet is to use a thicker gauge needle. So 36 or 38ish. If you combine that with one of the multi needle gadgets, you will see a stark difference in how fast you can shape your wool. Once it becomes difficult to push the needle(s) into the wool, that's the sign to either drop down to a smaller gauge, or fewer needles, or both.
As a hobby jeweler, those optivisors (the magnifying headband) are GREAT. They're especially helpful when working on really small things, though usually jewelers usually work much closer to the face than a standard desk and chair setup would have you. so being just a couple of inches away is actually the ideal focus range for that. I know of other artisans who use them for painting or glazing ceramics, and I've heard of dentists refining things like crowns or dentures with them. Pretty specific use cases, but *very* helpful for the purpose.
ETA: as a glasses wearer, I leave my glasses on while using them, too. They're magnifiers, not corrective lenses. So any shortcomings in your vision will carry over without your Rx lenses too.
My dad used the pair I bought him to work on watches and electronics, specially with the tiny screws and sodering small connections. And with his poor eyesight it really worked wonders.
In my job, making medical accessibility jewelry, we use the visors for focusing on polishing the rings and splints that we make. I’m about 7-10 inches away from my work surface.
Also, I don’t take my glasses off to work
The magnifier glasses will be useful if you decide to do another keycap art!
my autism is always ready to chime in about the Ghibli pronunciation! both way are very much correct, the hard j pronunciation comes from it being pronounced with a Japanese accent, but the studio is actually names after an Italian plane, which is said with a soft g! so it fully comes down to preference and accents!
As a follow autist, this is amazing info, thank you
My friends use the magnifying glasses for painting miniatures for D&D, which I guess makes a little more sense 😂
Stoppp Katelyn is so cute with the magnifying glasses 🥺😆
When Joobie was hanging out at the bottom of the screen, my long-haired void (who shares me with two ginger DSHs) got super excited and tried to play with her through the TV. She usually doesn’t pay attention to the screen, but I guess she was happy to see someone that looks like her. Representation matters!
I think needle felting a (simple) Bob Ross painting would be really cool!
I've seen some beautiful wool paintings! Felt translates very well to Bob Ross style landscapes
To get rid of all the fuzzies at the end you just need a sharp pair of scissors (smaller ones used for sewing or nails) and you just go around and give it a close trim. You can make them super smooth with no fluff at all.
Being bothered by mouth sounds CAN be Misophonia (I have it, but Evan’s snacking doesn’t bother me too much so thank you for keeping that in mind without even realizing how big of a deal that can be for someone like me
Another solution is you can just eat off camera and there's a zero percent chance of anyone hearing it at all! I totally have it and it drives me insane sometimes hearing the crunching and munching some people do. Some people eat like literal animals.
My favorite thing is seeing you posted, thinking it’s a second channel video than being blessed when it’s actually a uncut stream 🙏🏻🙏🏻
The magnifying lenses are awesome when you are doing real close up work, like micro soldering
Often couples have their own hobbies that they do separately so it's lovely to see you both enjoying activities together. I remember watching my parents spend a lifetime at opposite ends of their house as my mum sat in the living room knitting while my dad would be upstairs with his computer and all of the couples I know follow that pattern too. Thanks for demonstrating that it isn't impossible for partners to actually do stuff together.
I also adore how clearly you both show your love for each other. Such a cute couple!
They have really similar hobbies and that's not common but it doesn't have to be. I think there are ways to combine two completely different hobbies into one. Even without doing the exact same thing they could share a hobby because Evan could engineer something and Katelyn could make it aesthetic
The trick to getting equal sized arms/legs/eyes/etc, is to get 2 equal sized fluffs of wool before you start felting it down, since you'll most likely be compressing them pretty equally to each other. Then if you realize they're ending up too small, get 2 equal sized pieces again to add.
For something like Calcifer though, he's kind of an amorphous shape so having unequal limbs isn't really an issue.
19:00 I love when Evan explains how things work and what each part is ✨✨. THIS WHOLE TIME I THOUGHT JOOB WAS LIKE 5-7 YEARS OLD AND SHE'S 14?! She's just a little old lady 🤧🤧
Joob takes her role as supervisor very seriously, making sure Evan and Katelyn are practicing work safety measures.
yes, she helps while also hindering
Not Katelyn going 👁️👄👁️ 20 secs in!
Made me laugh for a good minute.
So I have to ask, "is it that kind of stream?" My 17 year old saw Evan's "log", turned red, and said to me "Mom, is he making a pen15?" I had to lean on my cane, because I was laughing so hard. My 9 year old chimes in with "It looks like poo!" 😂😂😂😂 Timing is everything.
I cannot emphasize enough on how much extra joy this stream brought me because of Joobies presencee
she really was the star of the show in this one
Yess. Perhaps you should have a joobie cam for all streams, like with a go pro? Idk if that is technologically possible tho
Evan: "I'm going off script! I'm going wild!"
To everyone's total lack of surprise, a Chaos Evan emerges...
The magnifiers matter much more when you're old. I absolutely need them when soldering circuit boards (much like felting, I imagine). E&K are decades away from needing the magnifiers.
I was gonna say, they probably "don't help" because they don't have bad vision to begin with and therefore don't need the aid that the magnifiers give. xD It's not that they're useless at all, it's that E&K have no use for them as they are now.
My dad used the ones I bought him for that and working on watches.
joob's purrs are awesome. you guys got one adorable supervisor.
I have one of those headsets and I absolutely ADORE them for detailing my 3D print projects.
Needle felter here. I've tried both felting machines. The single needle machine is a definite must have. I would recommend using a thick leather glove so you don’t hurt yourself with it. I also had the multi-needle tool and a part snapped off it after several uses. It appears to be made from a 3D printer and not made from very good material. I don't recommend it at all. I have a small iron for smoothing but i dont use it very often. I never even knew that there was magnifying googles for felting. I don't think that I would bother buying them even if I knew 😂
The way you two actually take safety seriously is so amazing! Having said that... I never needle felt without leather finger guards cause I stab myself so much. No way could I use those machines!!
As a master machinist and a machine shop owner can I tell ya Katelyn to try those magnifiers again? Either with your prescription glasses or if that's not comfy because the headgear you can run the magnifyer's lens as close to your face as possible for improved function.
You guys should do needle felting painting. Mira Byler has done a couple really cool ones. Hey! Maybe your next Bob Ross video! That'd be fun. ❤
I've got a simplified version of the headlight. It doesn't have the swivel down round magnifying lens. I've only really used the lenses for fine detailed work (seed beads or painting very small areas on minis). The absolute most useful thing about it is the light, which is primarily what I use it for. Neither of my crafting areas have great lighting, and my sewing machine light is...okay, I guess, but I need light coming in from a different angle.
3:35:55 This moment was so adorable! I love that these 2 are genuinely, obviously crazy about each other🥰 It makes me ridiculously happy seeing it
🐈⬛ Anyone else want E&K to try rug tufting like other commenters have suggested? 🐈⬛
I can think of many reasons why both of them would love it.
1. You have to be more controlled than with lets say, needle felting for example, as there are steps and rules that need to be followed to get a good rug result which I feel Katelyn will really enjoy while Evan will be a bit more willing to push the boundaries of the rules to see what really can or cannot be done.
2. The planning of the rug before hand that I think K will enjoy can be complimented by E need for seeing how artistic you can make a piece think like a Bob Ross painting but in rug form.
3. After the initial cost of getting the tufting gun and discounted yarn, being able to see just how much of the other items can be DIY made to save costs, will be perfect for the "bought vs DIY" type episodes they sometimes do.
4. It would make a great live stream too so everyone watching can see just how much time really goes into making a custom rug, like how long goes into making needle felting art, this way those who want to buy instead of DIY can understand why some artists charge what they do for their rugs.
5. The rugs can add sound dampening to the workshop while also adding art since you can hang them on a wall if you don't want to walk on your work.
6. Kitty can have a new scratching surface if they can find out what yarn type she enjoys scratching.
7. Rugs can be used in more parts of life than just one.
Aww Joob is so cute! I LOVE kitteh purrs! And purr meows are the best sound ever! We have a Tuxedo female rescue. Her name is Tuxie. And I always let her know when I'm going to make a loud-ish sound, so she doesn't get spooked. She spends all day on the couch next to me while hubby is at work. We got her a heating pad to curl up on. and she loves it. I love both creations you both made!
What a great treat after watching "The Debate". I needed this! I think we all NEEDED THIS lol
I started this one before the debate, but didn't finish it for various reasons. I went fishing in my favorite MMO so I wouldn't get frustrated while watching the debate. If I had the supplies or inclination to do needle felting, that would have been better. Nothing like stabbing something repeatedly to relieve stress.
@@Zuraneveneedle felting is my favorite stress relief!
Great work! I thought the fire holding the poop was adorable!
If you do not like those mag glasses, I will take them. I use them all the time for miniature painting.
Same there so good for the right craft job..needed felting isn't good for them❤
I love the uncut channel, it is so easy to work and still pay attention not missing anything and of course still so much fun. I love that you are from Texas and actually close to where my folks live. Feels homey. Shout out to Joobs ❤.
I use magnifying goggles like that sometimes, they're useful for inspecting things and generally working on small things you can hold up in front of you while working on them.
I use them quite a bit while working on electronics when I don't want to use my microscope, for small things it's nicer on the neck.
These ones do seem to have way shorter focal length than mine, or Katelyn is more nearsighted than me.
The magnifying headset thing IS worthwhile if you are trying to paint the faces on 28mm minatured. And for finding and repairing dropped stitches in socks made with regular sock yarn. Larger things really don’t work for me either.
You guys are 100% my comfort show. Right now, in fact, you are being my comfort show. lol Thank you so much for all the comfort you have given me the last few years!
I'm fear of needle but I cannot skip any video from this channels! Cause I love their videos and so creative!
So it's your exposure therapy
My partner's hobby is miniature painting, so they use a lot of their magnification glasses, but the pieces are like 1 inch height or less.
That needle gun looks like it should've came with a protective glove. XD
2:57:09 Evan’s intuition about Calcifer was correct! Spoilers for Howl’s Moving Castle below.
In the movie, Howl makes a deal with Calcifer and gives the demon his heart. Calcifer uses Howl’s heart like a source for his fire, so even though it’s not technically a coal like Evan thought, it’s serving the same function. Calcifer can’t live without it or detach from it, so that’s why Evan has a memory of Sophie scooping it up to move Calcifer around.
Ok, I have another excuse to needle felt. How about doing some needle felt paintings! You start with a felt sheet "canvas" and use your wool as paint to create an artwork.
Following a bob ross tutorial with needle felting
I like Evans outfit
I 100% watch all videos on each channel while I’m crocheting. It’s fun entertaining background noise that’s easy to pay attention to. And it makes my fam look at me weird when they enter and hear what I’m watching with no context😂😂😂
I wanted my magnifying glasses to work so bad for nail art stuff but it was such a pain to try to use to get it to focus.
I am absolutely in love with the Calcifer, I want so much to try needle felting now!!! I love Howl’s moving castle so much and I need a felt Calcifer now❤️❤️❤️
Currently watching while drawing, very relaxing 😊
Try flipping the lens around on the glasses, all the ones I have seen used you dont have to be that close.
I was wondering about this too because her eyes were so big 👁️ 👁️
Also, i think you are supposed to wear with your prescription glasses. It is an afjustment in depth per eption, but your brain is capable of that adjusment with just a little.practice.
The MOST perfect video to crochet to!!
OMG the best birthday present I could've gotten the day of is a four hour long E&K video!!!!
you could still use the magnifying glasses for other projects that would require more precision with tiny details or small materials
Joob Is the best part of this video. I'm currently living with my husband a couple of states away from home because of work, And our apartment doesn't allow pets. So i'm currently missing my baby boy desperately who I only get to go home and see every couple months.
katelyns outfit is so cute!
Joob purrs 🥰🥰 oh my goodness
I would love to see you both try stitching on some felt sheets that would be interesting to watch❕❗
You can make your own lint balls in the dryer doing it a little bit at a time with one color then changing color and you get a geo after you cut it after you’ve done multiple layers, put one color of fiber in the dry at a time
You get the outer layer, not the inner stuff when you do small layers at a time
Ah yes my favourite Pumpkin saving guys
Lol, 33:40 - I think Katelyn just got AI-splained 😝
YES 😂😂😂😂
41:31 omg derp face Evan! i love it!
I love watching your videos while I crochet :) you guys should try doing a video crocheting!
1:18:28 yes!!!.. Joob!!!....
First poke an hour and a half in is not bad! I can’t get over how cute Calcifer’s butt is
My kitties only care about the TV a when any form of fish tank is playing… but Joobie had both of their attention!! Sitting up in my lap, watching intently, purrs and chirps. One of my two cats also loves when I needle felt - she especially loves chomping on the edge of the big ole felt pad I use like she’s teething.
I really like to watch your uncut videos, both from the main and/ or gaming channel in the background while drawing.
I literally wore that exact shirt today Katelyn lol
If you didn't know, Calcifer's full name is Sir Calcifer Longcrack.
Not sure if someone said this, sorry don't want to read all the comments, Calcifer didn't have testes, that's Howl's Heart. It disappears after they give Howl back his heart. That's why you see it a few times before the end of the movie. You guys are great, thanks for all you do. PS, our daughter asks to pass on Joob Loves
I’m hopping on the train: I’m in the Seattle area 😊. I started watching this video while doing chores… and ended up switching to needle felting haha. I got a set for my birthday after I saw the video of you felting with Joob’s fur and that’s what I’ve been doing. The set came with finger protectors, highly recommend!
I watched a couple of how to videos and one thing I noticed is that they roll the starting wool up really tight and I think they said sometimes they even knot it. Maybe rolling it tighter could help make the early densification shorter? Although y’all have more needle felting experience than I do so I’m just playing telephone
Hmm they look like homemade tattoo machines lol weird.😂 do a tattoo next !!!!😂
Omg the Evans giggle after he said define the checks had me going lol
My cats don't like the sound trash bags make either. If they are playing with plastic, though, they love to make as much noise as possible.
One second into the video and I'm already rolling on the floor 😭😭
KATELYN I NEED TO KNOW WHERE THOSE PANTS ARE FROM!
You know, with those felting guns... you could do a Bob Ross painting with felt
This was a fun stream! Katelyn is cute with those magnifying glasses :)
Without teeth, Katelyn's Kirby looks like one of the Martians from The Muppets. (Yip Yip Yip Yip, Uh-Huh Uh-Huh).
Yes, wet mouth sounds are worse than crunch (usually), but I gotta say, ice cream and mashed potatoes and yogurt are perfectly fine. You're telling me you actually make noise when eating those things?
I got that exact same magnifying headset but in white for my dad for his birthday last year. He loved that thing, with his old eyes it worked wonders for the trinkets and watches hed work on and fix, sadly he passed away last month and the magnifier got broken in his decline of his health and mental functions. But its a great tool for those that have a need for it.
Needle felting tip!
U could brush out regular yarn with a slicker brush and use that as the felt
It gives u a lot more color options and I've noticed the finished product tends to be softer
I've done this with multiple types of yarn and the only one it didn't work great for was cotten yarn
I'm so sad I never get notified for your Twitch lives anymore and I just checked to make sure that they were still turned on, and they are! 🥺
so strange! wish the notifications were more reliable
Random tangent thinking about your tie dye crafts - have you tried tie dye with batik? I even wonder if you could batik with bleach or if it would eat the wax? You can make super awesome line art, crackle art and anything random you both dream up.
The magnifying glasses are good for crafts you can bring close to your face that require precise vision (like crochet)
“Are you ready?” “No.” (10 seconds later) “Are you ready?” “No…. I’ll tell you when I’m ready.”
Evan omfg.
Evan cutting toward his hand had me cringing so hard and just covering my eyes waiting for disaster. So glad it didn't end in bloodshed! 😂❤
Evan is definitely the type of person that needs to be reminded on the regular not to run with scissors xD
Hey Evan and Katelyn what if you guys made biodegradable plastic bags or water bottles?!
Idea for next felting video: Chaos Hellmo.
I will be watching this soon but I already know the edited version is gonna be epic 😊❤
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It’s funny how you mention putting on your streams in the background as I always put your streams on when I crochet!
Magnifiers are typically used for fine detail work. I use magnifying glasses when painting miniatures.
Katelyn’s Kirby had North of the border vibes❤
I kept feeling the need to apologize for intruding on Calcifer every time Evan would tilt his crack toward the camera. Loved this project, and you guys KILLED it!
I again fell asleep while whaching a relaxing stream, so I have to see the rest of it now 😅
Using an animated image as an inspo pic is a bold move 😅
I wonder if the log wouldve been easier if you guys had started with grey and then added a dark brown on one side bc calcifer's log was mostly dark grey black and a bit of brown.
No chaos, Evan! Katelyn got dressed up for this. She is serious. LOL Great video Stay safe stay well
They make needle felting machines that look like sewing machines. They're only intended for flat felting, not 3d, but they're pretty cool. The handheld ones are probably best for flat felting, too
I have a headaet that came with a series of different lenses which is great for seeing different levels of detail. I use it for mini painting and cross stitch
Joob is so cute and the best supervisor 🥺🖤