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Was the framing quote from someplace like Michael's? They usually have coupons and you bring the thing you want framed into the store. You wouldn't have to mail it out in a tube (I'm assuming that's what the tube was for?).

Thank you so much, fellow Texan! I've actually moved to NY now for work. But Texas will always have a place in my heart.

Thank you!!

Thank you so much. This comment actually means a lot. I know the channel has been quiet but I have more ideas and I really want to get back into it this summer. I appreciate the encouragement! ❤️

Thank you so much! That sounds like an amazing theme. Let me know how they turn out and tell her I said congrats!

Thank you! Let me know how it turns out!

Thank you!

Thank you! You could always try on a scrap bit of fabric first!

Good question! Try this first: Lay the poster flat on a table or the floor near a window that gets a lot of sun. Place something heavy like books on top to flatten it. Leave it in the sun for atleast a few hours. But leave the books on the poster until the sun goes down and the poster doesn't feel warm any more. This might make the poster paper's fibers, the inks and any coatings expand or relax. The weight of the book keeps it flat until things cool down. It's like training the poster to hold a different shape. The longer it can lay flat under the weight, the better. If that doesn't work or if there's still a bit of a curve left try this: Weigh the bottom piece of the "frame" down when hanging. You might be able to get those big, round fridge magnets and glue them along the bottom on the back. The 3/4" ones might be a good size/weight combo. Or if you're able to find a heavier "dowel" or wood strip for the back on the bottom. Home Depot/Lowes sometimes have ones labeled hardwood or oak that are heavier than the ones I used. Let me know how it turns out!~

So sorry I didn't see this comment earlier! It depends on the size (and tbh a lot of it gets trimmed off). I just measured and for a pompom maybe 2-3 inches in diameter it's roughly 35 yards/32 meters. So you can definitely get quite a few pompoms out of one yarn skein!

Thank you!

I did this so long ago, there's definitely a lot I'd do differently if I did this again.

Thank you!! (why is there no gingerbread cookie emoji? lol)

if it's still wet, a new piece is likely easier But if it's dry you can try to carve or shave some off. Use a rough grade sandpaper to start, it'll go faster. You can use scissors to trim up any of the loose strands after. Or put a thin layer of plaster/plaster tape over the loose thread area when you're done.

Thank you! and no problem. 🎃👻👁️

No problem! Have fun!!

Hell yeah! 😈

Pom poms are friends, not food. Even though they are small and cheap like candy 🎃 Best way to decorate!

Sweet! Those tapestry poster kits are always so much more expensive than they ought to be. Glad to help!

Those are actually freehanded tigers! I used Glidden colors Mac n Cheese and Terracotta

You definitely can use a neutralizer to be extra careful. But In my experience rinsing thoroughly and then washing the item by itself (twice) has been enough. I have not had any problems with holes forming from the bleach even a year+ later.

Hooray! (also assistant baby says hi)

Awesome! Glad this helped!

lol. The worst flavor.

Ooh, the zipper could be interesting to do.

Yay! ❤️❤️❤️

Every one is getting pom poms for Christmas this year. 🙃

Good luck!

@@AdennFox it’s 2 am in Nj and I just finished washing my shirt out. ITS AMAZING! Thanks so much for your help!! The colors are dark and full. I hand washed it afterwards with soap and water, and all the colors held perfectly! I’m so excited, and I’m definitely thinking about opening up shop. Also because you said the colors came out light on second pass, I decided to ad a little more die and swirls before placing the bac down,?and the colors are slightly lighter but extremely full. You can barely tell the difference (while wet). I used all synthetic dye more, and a 64/36 cotton/Polly long sleeve. 😁😁😁😁😁🎉🎊🍾🥳🍻👏🏾

@@kalithechamp1412 That's awesome!! Good call on adding more dye for the second pass.

@@kalithechamp1412 just curious Kali you mentioned "opening up shop" did you mean make and sell crafts that you have made? The reason I asked you to clarify is that's my goal someday. I have a bedroom with TONS of materials I've been buying a little over 7-8 years. If you or anyone else could "guide" me with any advice on how to sell my crafts, easy to make and sell crafts, etc. would be appreciated. I've always wanted to make clothes and/or accessories for animals... especially dogs. For example..bling a dog collar, dress up food/water bowls, etc...sorry for babbling. Thank you for your time!!! 👍

YES it absolutely looks like a Dixie cup. I can't unseen that now. lol What are your sneakers made of? I've found RIT works great on fabric Converse type shoes, especially if you let the dye sit for a long time. If they're more like a synthetic leathery material, there are dyes specifically for leather. Though I've never tried to marble them so I can't say how well they work.

@@AdennFox I’m just seeing this, but the sneakers are Nike Air Force 1. They are either leather / synthetic leather.

No problem! I'm so glad it was helpful!

Thank you! You definitely should! A friend of mine did a Beetlejuice theme on her tree once.

laissez le colorant tremper sur la chemise pendant 30 minutes. (excuses pour la traduction approximative de google !)

let the dye soak into the shirt for 30 minutes. (apologies for the rough google translation!)

Thank you!