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@@charlenecline7793 so if the corners are coming out wobbly, it could just be that you are either adding a stitch or losing one. Try counting stitches and see if that helps. Keep in mind that if your foundation chain is 25, you'll only count 24 on your first row. Hope that helps! Sorry that you're frustrated. Don't give up! ❤️

@leannolson1982 I'm glad you like it! It's about time for me to make some more too. 😊

@@me_maryam14fatima sure! I'll add it to the description.

@lidasantander2714 I sell them for $4.00 each, but if you plan to sell, take into consideration the yarn you use and how much it costs as well.

@KaiPereira-rb1xw I've seen that happen with kids I've taught. Somewhere around 4th grade they start to really worry about what is "right" or "good" with their ideas and artwork. It's so sad! And shame on adults who do that to them! I'm sorry you went through that. Keep going and eventually you will re-learn to trust your artistic instincts ❤️

@@soundsoffwhosnotdead it is! 😂 It took me a minute to get the hang of it.

@@elliecrompton3338 Nice! What did you change?

@@user-dn9vd9xg9p Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it. 😊🥰

@MarcKrulewitch I would recommend removing jewelry before sleeping. Tossing and turning could tangle chains, and bend pieces on findings.

@@nurseelle Yay! I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊

It really is! I'm finding that I like it with different weights and patterns of yarn. Very versatile. ☺️

That is a great question! I will do some research so that I don't offer any misleading advice, and I'll share soon. Thanks so much! I've bought fabrics and yarn and such from thrift shops too, and they're such a great resource and wonderful way to avoid waste.

Yes! All those things ❤️ Like Bob Ross would say- let the mistakes be happy accidents ☺️

@@BohoJouelSandraMBelz hahahaha. You remember watching Bob Ross wayyyy back (like me) ? We didn't have cable back then..we had only 4 channels.. I think he was on PBS 29 wayyyy back. I watched his shows beginning in middle school and still watch his shows when he is on tv today.... so calming.

@user-dn9vd9xg9p Yes! He was wonderful ☺️ PBS!

I'm glad they helped! 😊

I haven't tried it with UV resin, but I think the technique would work. I suggest trying a few small pieces first and use small amounts of the polish, just in case the components of the UV resin react differently with the polish.

I'm not sure how heat would work since it's more of a glue base rather than resin, where gentle heat can be carefully used. I would be very cautious if you try it- not sure if there are any substances in it that could be flammable! Rather, poke the bubbles with a toothpick before it begins to set to be safe.

@@BohoJouelSandraMBelz thanks.

When I pour it into the bezels, it spreads and levels itself out well. Just be sure that whatever you are working on stays on a flat surface while it's curing so that the glaze doesn't shift. I made that mistake once!

The nozzle is problematic! I have used it on some flat clay pieces using a brush. I actually got more bubbles trying to use the nozzle. I sort of nudge it from the center to the edge, being sure not to go over. It will stay put, but the dome effect is not as intense. Honestly, for my flat pieces I'm going to go back to the Americana Triple Thick Glaze.

I bought new bottles with a really small nozzle i got a 3 pack at dollar store and it works great less messes

@@eliseosaavedra9550 That's a great idea! Thanks for sharing.

It depends on how thick of a coat you apply, but I've noticed that it dries pretty solidly within 4-6 hours.

I used my daughters LED she uses for nails to cure my pieces and OMG works AMAZING ❤

I did 19 rows, but I think it's best to check against your mop head as you go, to see if you need an extra row or a row less. There seems to be variants in the mop head sizes, depending on the brand, etc.

Definitely go with your own needle! I think the ones that come with the kit are just a bit flimsy. A better needle makes it much less frustrating 😊

Thanks so much for the kind words! 🥰 I'm so glad you liked the video. Happy creating! I'm sure everyone will appreciate the gifts.

That's another good question! Honestly though, it comes back to how you hold your work and keeping consistent tension. It can be frustrating at first, but once you get the hang of it, it becomes natural ☺️

Keep playing! I'm glad the video helped ☺️

Keep practicing! It's all about getting comfortable with the tension of the yarn. Try making the starting chain a little tighter than you usually do. If it's too tight, you can always try again. I find that getting the tension consistent is always everyone's biggest struggle. (It was mine too for a long time!)

So I've been thinking about this and decided that I'm gonna do a video with some tips! Don't get discouraged! ❤️ I'm heading to the craft store in a bit for provisions.

Thanks!

Those are great tips! Thanks for sharing!

@@BohoJouelSandraMBelz very welcome! that's why I love the glass cabochons so much - I find them very forgiving to my mistakes!

Glad it helped!

That's awesome!

Standard washcloths are usually around 12"x12", so that would work, or you could make it smaller for babies (maybe 10x10"). Honestly, whatever you like! 😊

Lol! I will never claim to have it all figured out 😂 Packing and shipping is a lot! I will share a video on my system and it might help someone a bit, though even with my system I find it stressful for sure. I'm always paranoid that I'm going to mess something up. I have 2 Etsy shops. One for artwork and the other for jewelery. www.etsy.com/shop/bohojouel www.etsy.com/shop/artistsandrabelz Prepackaging items is an interesting idea! What do you make?

That sounds like a good idea! Let me know how it turns out. 😊

Usually the 2 part resin doesn't need to be sanded and my experience has been that it's not necessary. But I believe that the epoxy resins often need to be sanded and polished.

One more question: how good does it hold on to wood? If I pour into into a shallow groove in wood, would it just fall out if tipped forward, or would it hold on to the wood? Because I want it to stay in the wood. In other words I'm not using the wood as a mold, but as a permanent holder. @@BohoJouelSandraMBelz

@@leestringer Of course!

That's exciting and congratulations to all of you! ❤️ I'm glad that this stitch works well for you. A border would be pretty on these.

I'm sorry I must not have been clear, I buy a yard of flannel and make a blanket. I was wondering if you might have a border I could crochet around the outside of the fabric?

@DawnPierce-bp7gn Oh I see! I have a tutorial for a shell border stitch. This might work if you can sew it to the edges of the blanket? ruclips.net/video/ZRXPmohhiiM/видео.htmlsi=Fo7gw1DpEf9V6_mZ

I was about to say this. The glaze was domed and she flattened it.

Thanks!

He's always been one of my favorites too! ❤️

I would say that if you're getting a lot of bubbles, make sure that you're not shaking the glaze or stirring it too much. Apply in thin coats, rather than going too thick on the first coat. I've never had cracks to happen, so I'm wondering if maybe that could also be solved with thinner applications? I hope that helps!

I will have to go check her out. I am still so new to embroidery and wanting to learn. Thanks!

I think that the floss is so long it's possible it might tangle as you work with it. So I'm guessing that cutting it to that length will make it easier to work with. But that's just my thought. ☺️ So ultimately, I don't think it's absolutely necessary, but more up to each person.

Thanks so much! And I hope to see some of your finished pieces, have fun with thr process!

That's wonderful and congratulations! 💛