I Love your makes I really miss your series show too❤ You amaze me with your passion for creating , seriously thank you, it gets me back into the groove of making. Happiest Halloween 🎃
Her IQ must be up there. Heck, the IQ test probably wouldn't even accurately measure someone who can just master so many hands-on skills like that. Who knows? I was just thinking about how she has so many skills as well and its just dumbfounding.
Oh, I cried at the Mr. Biggles' blessing inside the broom. Surely this will be an incredibly powerful talisman, Ms. McConnell. Thanks for sharing this!!! Wonderful to watch the artistic process, and to see the crafting of the wood.
A deeply heartfelt homage to Mr Biggles. Thank you for sharing it with us. It’s always breathtaking watching your creations come to life. Your talent is beyond remarkable. Wishing you Christine a Happy Halloween.🎃 🍁🦇
By far, one of the most epic brooms I've ever seen, which I never thought I'd say, but if any broom could fly or sweep away evil spirits, it would be this one!
I'm sure you can see yourself that the broom you created is enchanting, but most of all I loved the secret compartment honoring Mr. Biggles. In animal medicine, alligator symbolizes integration and bat, rebirth. If your wish is for Mr. Biggles to come back in another body and he wants the same, that broom ought to seal the deal😊 Keep on shining, Christine, and thanks for sharing your magical art 💜
I am so impressed with your creativity. You hand sew, machine sew, paint , sketch, create tablescapes, are exceptional at photography, work expertly at woodwork, create magnificent lamp shades and you are an absolutely beautiful lady. I am so happy you have this house. It seems to really suit you and I know you will preserve this beautiful lady. I only just ran across you and I am so glad that I did. Your videos make me so happy. I wish the best to you and your husband. Can I assume that HE is Captive??? However, I don’t know what a captive is! I only know that I have my husband captivated!
I always start out these videos thinking "Oh, I could totally to that." And then by the end I'm like, "Nope, never mind. I cannot. I shall simply watch in awe." My millennial audacity only goes so far. Lol! This is a beautiful broom!
She's beauty and she's grace, she's the creepiest witch on internet space... Jokes aside, absolutely amazing work on that broom. It's original and beautiful.
Watching one of your videos is like having this really satisfying meal of your most favorite food cooked in the most delicious way in a perfect environment with your best friends. You are so generous to share your creativity and process with us. There's a lot I admire with you and your work but I wanted to call out one that I was aware of almost immediately - your attention to workplace safety. As the video progressed, I was even more impressed. Good for you to model and discuss workplace safety. It's really important especially (I feel) for any influencers to be open about potential hazards and the steps, tools, and technique for deal with them.
Christine!!! I had my baby on Christmas Day 2021 and I was watching your videos late the night I went into labor! When you start posting your fall videos, it makes me so sentimental for that time in my life. I love that. Thanks for being a part of my universe. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
i really wish you were more than 90% of america's art programs. art class would have been phenomenal with your hands on experience with art and creating stories...you inspire me so much to want to play and create. thank you for you.
Beautiful craftsmanship as usual. The tribute to Mr. Biggles was so touching. I strongly felt the presence of my beautiful Scorch, who I lost in 2007, while I was watching this. I am always so excited to see a new video from you. Thank you...
Truly amazing. It came out beautifully and the letter to Mr. Bigles is just so touching. Plus tips on safety when using tools. You just cover it all. Happy Halloween 🎃
I really appreciate the safety warnings. I never thought about the foot pedal, but it is a great idea. I know what I'm going to get my hubs for Christmas now.
Your imagination, creativity, artistic ability, story telling, and videography is why I love watching. I am so glad I found your videos some year's back. Thank you for sharing and making our days brighter.
Ah, Lady Christine McDonald, I have ventured 'cross the digital realms and stumbled upon thy mesmerizing episode, 'Carving the Witch's Broom.' By mine honor, I was ensnared within thy incantations from the very first moments. In truth, I beheld the entire tapestry of thine video, and was spellbound by each stitch. Thou art verily a sorceress of many a craft, casting spells of both bewitchment and knowledge. As one who relishes the magic that dwells in storytelling, music, and the culinary arts, I tip mine hat to thee. Thou hast earned thyself a devoted follower keen on thy future conjurings.❤🎉✨🎃👍😻🤩💯
So incredible!!! It brought a tear to my eyes regarding your beloved cat's toy, etc. incorporated into the broom. Your design of the alligator and bat looks magnificent!!! Happy Halloween to you. 🦉🐊🎃
Here is a wood finishing tip. If you put the clear (blond) shellac on first, let it dry a couple of hours then use the oil based polyurethane, it'll bring out the grain far more than polyurethane along. Depending on the wood, the shellac may raise the grain a little and need a bit of sanding
This turned out absolutely spectacular Christine! When you said you were going to incorporate the "Swamp Kitty", I wasn’t sure what to expect, however; the finished product is truly beautiful (the added sentiment for Mr. Biggles is a precious touch). Thank you for sharing your amazing talents, God Bless! 🤗💜🙏🏻
It's amazing what you create with a piece of wood! Especially love the bat on the handle and the way it looks like the gator is eating the broom. Teared up with the addition of things that belonged to Biggles. Can't wait to hear all about your outfit!
Best bet for rotary tools is to use some carvers tape which you can cover tips of fingers if need be... And wood burning is a great natural way to deep colour those lines before a glaze
Really nice job on the execution and also it shows some cool creativity. Black walnut is definitely one of my most favorite woods. I am a professional woodcarver and black walnut is my favorite choice in woodcarvings. I've never powercarved it though. I just use chisels and gouges. I can't imagine the amount of black walnut dust you must have now in your work space. My body just really doesn't like that dust at all. In the past when I did woodwork other than carving with that wood, that dust residual would jack my sinuses up bad for a good while afterwards. One advantage black walnut has when carving with hand tools is the back bevel of carving tools burnishes the wood and kinda gives it a smooth polished feel without sanding at all. The wood grants some of the best crisp fine details of any wood in my opinion. I planted some black walnut trees on my property just so I can judiciously prune those trees seasonally to get wood for carving. Anyway, it has been really cool to see this project.
I'm almost speechless...that little hidden wish and blessing for your fur baby got me.❤ Everything you touch is gold Christine. Thank you for sharing. 🙏🐈⬛🕷🦇❤
I love your charisma you are always up for a challenge to make something wonderful to become real from your vision it becomes real and good Thank you so much for teaching me.
This is such an incredible work of art, Christine! And I adore the personal touches. I teared up when you talked about your sweet familiar kitty, and placed all those pieces in the broom. Just beautiful all the way around!
Am so glad to have found you again! My son and family have BLACK Walnut trees and he makes Coffee Tables and other small tables, and his wife is able to print or paint anything on them imaginable! It is a wonderful wood that grows in Plattsburgh NY area. They moved there several years ago, and he is into construction but does this on the side to sell as his wife sells items on her own, so he helps her with making the tables and other items. to sell out of this wood. The brooms would really make a new type of items really when they have sales. I do not live so close to them. But truly loved watching and seeing how they are made. I know they would make the best of brooms would love one myself!. Thank you, Christina! You are so very talented! You live closer to my area really.
Love the incorporation of the memories into the broom.Thank you so much for the info on the respirator, I was actually looking through the notes and comments to find out about it when I heard you start talking about it. I am indeed trying to find something for fumes and dust and wearing glasses the usual masks just fog my sight. I'll look into one of these.
Dangit Christine, I wasn't expecting the story of Mr. Biggles... that's the sweetest thing i've ever seen and made me super emotional.... it's hard to watch the rest of your video with watery eyes.
When I see that you've posted a new video, I get that same excited feeling of anticipation I'd get as a kid when the TV announced an upcoming Saturday Night Special Presentation of some Disney movie! You never fail to excite!!
As a Louisiana woodworker hobbyist, I love this! AND I'm really glad that you were being careful with that Black walnut dust. It can be pretty dangerous.
@@therealJamieJoy from what I've read, yeah most others. Hardwood in general isn't good to breath in, but it is mostly dangerous to animals unless you are blatantly unsafe with it. However, I just mentioned it bc the dust can release a toxin called jugalone. It can be used as natural herbicide. She protected herself very well with the mask she wore. It can cause skin irritation or if you breath it in, it can make you sick. I was just saying she did well, but I hope you make sure you clean it all up really well. I would hate to hear one of her cats got sick bc of an allergen or something.
I have an old twisted wood handle/twig broom that I looked at just yesterday, thinking I want to alter it somehow to look even more witchy, but I didn't quite know how to do that... and then you post this! 🙂 I can't do what you did here, partly because I'm not that skilled (I mean... goodness gracious, the broom you made is gorgeous) and partly because there isn't enough wood in the handle to carve it. However, you mentioned "adding on sculpting" and of course, that's what I'll do, bring out the clay! 🙂 Thanks SO much for the inspiration, dropping into my feed with such perfect timing.
Beautiful work! The swamp witch vibes are immaculate, and incorporating your kitty's memory was a beautiful touch. Thank you for the tip about the dremel pedal. Ill be ordering one once the post-Christmas shipping crazy calms down. Woodcarving is a hobby I want to pick up, and having an extra safety would absolutely help.
All Hail Queen Christine, the true Supreme! The tribute to your familiar is such a beautiful touch. I cried when I saw that! I know what it's like to have a beloved family member pass ❤
Walnut wood nerd and fan here: A thickness planer would have helped make that glue-up SO much easier. Also curious what you used for work holding. So many compound angles from carving should make it really tippy as you're doing such fine work with the Dremel. Also super surprised that the Alligator eye didn't blow out between jigsaw and carving. That knot looked like such trouble!
Just found your channel and I love it. I love witchy, spooky stuff and crafts. My wife is a huge crafts woman so we will both watch. I also love your witchy room too. Dark and spooky is my thing lol.
Everything you make is amazing, but this has to be my absolute favorite! The detail, the hidden compartment with so much meaning... I am in awe of how your mind works
My coworker told me about you today and said your videos are right up my alley…. AND HE WAS CORRECT. I’ve never followed someone so quickly haha. This is absolutely breathtaking work, just wow. 🖤
That was sooooo good (and fun)!!! I was hoping to see the "black" heart on the bat. I agree with your suggestion on signing your work - it is so important. Thank you
Your talent blows me away! You were blessed with an awesome imagination! Thank you for sharing it with the rest of us! I only wish I had even a little drop of your talent!
I like how she teaches us how to make these incredibly intricate things as if we could come anywhere close to how she makes them 😂 love to watch it though !
It just doesn't feel like Halloween without a Christine McConnell video. This is such a treat!
agreed i love her videos
I thought the same thing!
I am so excited when she posts a video ! Makes my day !
I Love your makes I really miss your series show too❤ You amaze me with your passion for creating , seriously thank you, it gets me back into the groove of making. Happiest Halloween 🎃
Agreed
I really wish your Netflix show had another season, it’s been a favorite of mine ever since it came out
Omg mine too!! Haha pls make a season 2!! ❤❤❤
Same!
I'm so sorry for mister Biggles but I'm also glad that you're able to preserve the memory in such a concrete way.
I never understand how you produce videos that take the creative process for so many skills and make them so effortlessly eery and gorgeous.
It's literally her life. Yes it is well done, but if you are able to dedicate that amount of time and effort into it, of course it will turn out well.
Some people work really hard to live the life they hate, whereas she lives the life she loves and becomes talented and profitable, I hope for her
Her IQ must be up there. Heck, the IQ test probably wouldn't even accurately measure someone who can just master so many hands-on skills like that. Who knows? I was just thinking about how she has so many skills as well and its just dumbfounding.
She has a production team
Oh, I cried at the Mr. Biggles' blessing inside the broom. Surely this will be an incredibly powerful talisman, Ms. McConnell. Thanks for sharing this!!! Wonderful to watch the artistic process, and to see the crafting of the wood.
I cried too, especially since I lost a dear feline familiar last year. The hair, letter and blood was so profound and moving.
Sobbing over this
When we lose a cat we lose a part of ourselves. They are healing and loving creatures. I am so sorry for your loss.@@glascala105
It got to me too.🥺
We just lost our girl last month. This part had me very emotional.
As a folk practitioner from Florida, the gator head is swamp witch perfection. Amazing.
Extraordinary as always, Christine! Happy Halloween!!!
The man kissing the alligator impressed the heck out of me. The broom was nice as well. Lol
Just casually kissing the swamp puppy lol
This looks incredible! The number of hours this must've taken....
You have far too many skills for one person! You're truly a craftwitch!
@@kirdot2011It would definitely sell well now, as well! But not this specific one with Mr Biggles involved.😂✌️
Black walnut will turn “ blonde” over time and especially when exposed to sun light for longer periods. Tip from a cabinet maker!
I didn't expect to cry in a Christine video but here we are. Putting your intentions into it, makes it very powerful. It turned out beautiful.
A deeply heartfelt homage to Mr Biggles. Thank you for sharing it with us. It’s always breathtaking watching your creations come to life. Your talent is beyond remarkable. Wishing you Christine a Happy Halloween.🎃 🍁🦇
Can we all appreicate that gator kiss for a moment? Like he swam away blushing! lol
By far, one of the most epic brooms I've ever seen, which I never thought I'd say, but if any broom could fly or sweep away evil spirits, it would be this one!
She's such a casual witch, I freakin' love it.
I'm sure you can see yourself that the broom you created is enchanting, but most of all I loved the secret compartment honoring Mr. Biggles. In animal medicine, alligator symbolizes integration and bat, rebirth. If your wish is for Mr. Biggles to come back in another body and he wants the same, that broom ought to seal the deal😊 Keep on shining, Christine, and thanks for sharing your magical art 💜
Stunning as always. And the hidden memoriam is beyond sweet.
Simply other worldly..... there are no words to describe your vision. We , mere mortals just get to watch your mind come to life.
It’s not Halloween 🎃 season without a Christine McConnell video drop
And I'm crying. Losing a most precious familiar is unspeakably hard. What a beautiful way to honour your relationship.
I’m smiling because of all the likeminded people who appreciate the talented Christine too.
I am so impressed with your creativity. You hand sew, machine sew, paint , sketch, create tablescapes, are exceptional at photography, work expertly at woodwork, create magnificent lamp shades and you are an absolutely beautiful lady. I am so happy you have this house. It seems to really suit you and I know you will preserve this beautiful lady. I only just ran across you and I am so glad that I did. Your videos make me so happy. I wish the best to you and your husband. Can I assume that HE is Captive???
However, I don’t know what a captive is! I only know that I have my husband captivated!
Seriously, you are so talented. Even in a high budget witch movie, I can't find the broom with such intricate fashion. Yours win in every aspect
I always start out these videos thinking "Oh, I could totally to that." And then by the end I'm like, "Nope, never mind. I cannot. I shall simply watch in awe." My millennial audacity only goes so far. Lol! This is a beautiful broom!
LOL!!! I felt the same!
She's beauty and she's grace, she's the creepiest witch on internet space...
Jokes aside, absolutely amazing work on that broom. It's original and beautiful.
One of the things I love about dateing your stuff is down the road you can see the process of your art or crafty things.
It's the most wonderful time of the year!
How can one woman be a genius at absolutely everything she creates!!! She blows me away!
Watching one of your videos is like having this really satisfying meal of your most favorite food cooked in the most delicious way in a perfect environment with your best friends. You are so generous to share your creativity and process with us. There's a lot I admire with you and your work but I wanted to call out one that I was aware of almost immediately - your attention to workplace safety. As the video progressed, I was even more impressed. Good for you to model and discuss workplace safety. It's really important especially (I feel) for any influencers to be open about potential hazards and the steps, tools, and technique for deal with them.
I’m glad I got to see a couple of videos the genius that is Christine.
Christine!!! I had my baby on Christmas Day 2021 and I was watching your videos late the night I went into labor! When you start posting your fall videos, it makes me so sentimental for that time in my life. I love that. Thanks for being a part of my universe. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
i really wish you were more than 90% of america's art programs. art class would have been phenomenal with your hands on experience with art and creating stories...you inspire me so much to want to play and create. thank you for you.
1:29 OMG THIS SET IS AMAZING CHRISTINE!
Just wonderful. You are a very very talented Lady..
Beautiful craftsmanship as usual. The tribute to Mr. Biggles was so touching. I strongly felt the presence of my beautiful Scorch, who I lost in 2007, while I was watching this. I am always so excited to see a new video from you. Thank you...
I love how you just casually do spells!
Truly amazing. It came out beautifully and the letter to Mr. Bigles is just so touching. Plus tips on safety when using tools. You just cover it all. Happy Halloween 🎃
I really appreciate the safety warnings. I never thought about the foot pedal, but it is a great idea. I know what I'm going to get my hubs for Christmas now.
Your imagination, creativity, artistic ability, story telling, and videography is why I love watching. I am so glad I found your videos some year's back. Thank you for sharing and making our days brighter.
Ah, Lady Christine McDonald, I have ventured 'cross the digital realms and stumbled upon thy mesmerizing episode, 'Carving the Witch's Broom.' By mine honor, I was ensnared within thy incantations from the very first moments. In truth, I beheld the entire tapestry of thine video, and was spellbound by each stitch. Thou art verily a sorceress of many a craft, casting spells of both bewitchment and knowledge. As one who relishes the magic that dwells in storytelling, music, and the culinary arts, I tip mine hat to thee. Thou hast earned thyself a devoted follower keen on thy future conjurings.❤🎉✨🎃👍😻🤩💯
So incredible!!! It brought a tear to my eyes regarding your beloved cat's toy, etc. incorporated into the broom. Your design of the alligator and bat looks magnificent!!! Happy Halloween to you. 🦉🐊🎃
Here is a wood finishing tip. If you put the clear (blond) shellac on first, let it dry a couple of hours then use the oil based polyurethane, it'll bring out the grain far more than polyurethane along. Depending on the wood, the shellac may raise the grain a little and need a bit of sanding
Okay first, I teared up on Mister Biggles memorial pieces... and second... what an incredibly exquisite piece of work! Throughly enjoyed the process!
So talented and beautiful. Love her goth style!
This turned out absolutely spectacular Christine! When you said you were going to incorporate the "Swamp Kitty", I wasn’t sure what to expect, however; the finished product is truly beautiful (the added sentiment for Mr. Biggles is a precious touch). Thank you for sharing your amazing talents, God Bless! 🤗💜🙏🏻
Thank you so much, your creativity has no bounds! Every time I watch it stirs my creativity!
Yes!! I have been waiting for a new video. Thanks, Christine I love your content.
always incredible! I smile the whole time at the skill, attention to detail, and craftsmanship. Love the Cadillac!
It's amazing what you create with a piece of wood! Especially love the bat on the handle and the way it looks like the gator is eating the broom. Teared up with the addition of things that belonged to Biggles. Can't wait to hear all about your outfit!
I feel like her videos are from another world. They are amazing.
There is no better surprise than to see a Christine McConnell video drop. My spirit animal 🦇🕯️
Agreed, She is just Amazing in every Way!
Oh my God - the momento mori of Mr Biggles has me crying. What a beautiful thing to do,Christine. He is with you always.
Christine in her car, just exactly the way every Goddess - Witch should travel! Amazing as usual but then this is Christine ... need I say more!
Beautiful remembrance for Mr. Biggles. Great video!
heavy broom with a content that could become the stuff of its legend among cats serving as familiars. exceptional work as usual.
Omg, Christine! Your talent is RIDICULOUS
I always want to cry when you make mementos of your fur baby, it’s beautiful
Best bet for rotary tools is to use some carvers tape which you can cover tips of fingers if need be... And wood burning is a great natural way to deep colour those lines before a glaze
When Christine uploads it's a good day for sure
Absolutely beautiful work , thank u for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤
As soon as I hear Black Walnut…oooo boy! You’re a brave one! That stuff is beautiful but TOUGH.
You are magical. I love your art and your heart. Very old soul. Very young spirit. You are special indeed
Really nice job on the execution and also it shows some cool creativity. Black walnut is definitely one of my most favorite woods. I am a professional woodcarver and black walnut is my favorite choice in woodcarvings. I've never powercarved it though. I just use chisels and gouges. I can't imagine the amount of black walnut dust you must have now in your work space. My body just really doesn't like that dust at all. In the past when I did woodwork other than carving with that wood, that dust residual would jack my sinuses up bad for a good while afterwards. One advantage black walnut has when carving with hand tools is the back bevel of carving tools burnishes the wood and kinda gives it a smooth polished feel without sanding at all. The wood grants some of the best crisp fine details of any wood in my opinion. I planted some black walnut trees on my property just so I can judiciously prune those trees seasonally to get wood for carving. Anyway, it has been really cool to see this project.
We are gonna need some videos outta you now
🥺😭 Every time you talk about Mr. Biggles I get all weepy! It's just so sad!! What a loved kitty he was. I hope you meet again in the next life!
I'm almost speechless...that little hidden wish and blessing for your fur baby got me.❤ Everything you touch is gold Christine. Thank you for sharing. 🙏🐈⬛🕷🦇❤
I love your charisma you are always up for a challenge to make something wonderful to become real from your vision it becomes real and good
Thank you so much for teaching me.
Christine, you are such an amazing talent! The thing I like most about you is your love for animals. You are a beautiful and special soul.
😊 She does it again. Amazing. 🎉❤
This is such an incredible work of art, Christine! And I adore the personal touches. I teared up when you talked about your sweet familiar kitty, and placed all those pieces in the broom. Just beautiful all the way around!
Am so glad to have found you again! My son and family have BLACK Walnut trees and he makes Coffee Tables and other small tables, and his wife is able to print or paint anything on them imaginable! It is a wonderful wood that grows in Plattsburgh NY area. They moved there several years ago, and he is into construction but does this on the side to sell as his wife sells items on her own, so he helps her with making the tables and other items. to sell out of this wood. The brooms would really make a new type of items really when they have sales. I do not live so close to them. But truly loved watching and seeing how they are made. I know they would make the best of brooms would love one myself!. Thank you, Christina! You are so very talented! You live closer to my area really.
Love the incorporation of the memories into the broom.Thank you so much for the info on the respirator, I was actually looking through the notes and comments to find out about it when I heard you start talking about it. I am indeed trying to find something for fumes and dust and wearing glasses the usual masks just fog my sight. I'll look into one of these.
Fabulous. What a rare treat when Christine M. uploads a video. Thank you for sharing your genius. So amazing..
With great appreciation and gratitude... Your videos are so friendly, and your teaching is tremendous. This extraordinary creation is delightful!!!
Dangit Christine, I wasn't expecting the story of Mr. Biggles... that's the sweetest thing i've ever seen and made me super emotional.... it's hard to watch the rest of your video with watery eyes.
Yes yes yes!!!! Always so happy when a Christine McConnell video is up!!
Just amazing! Thank you for the cosiness and inspiration!
When I see that you've posted a new video, I get that same excited feeling of anticipation I'd get as a kid when the TV announced an upcoming Saturday Night Special Presentation of some Disney movie! You never fail to excite!!
Saw you in Salem tonight! Hope you had a fun time! The broom looked awesome!
As a Louisiana woodworker hobbyist, I love this! AND I'm really glad that you were being careful with that Black walnut dust. It can be pretty dangerous.
How is it dangerous -- I mean is it more dangerous than other types of woodworking dust?
@@therealJamieJoy from what I've read, yeah most others. Hardwood in general isn't good to breath in, but it is mostly dangerous to animals unless you are blatantly unsafe with it. However, I just mentioned it bc the dust can release a toxin called jugalone. It can be used as natural herbicide. She protected herself very well with the mask she wore. It can cause skin irritation or if you breath it in, it can make you sick. I was just saying she did well, but I hope you make sure you clean it all up really well. I would hate to hear one of her cats got sick bc of an allergen or something.
Dust collection, Air Filtration, and good masks and eye protection are great additions to any woodworking shop or room
Yes, definitely. I wish more people would follow the lead and take care of their lungs.@@ericdoss1293
It can cause breathing illness such as asthma, but it can also cause lung cancer.
I have an old twisted wood handle/twig broom that I looked at just yesterday, thinking I want to alter it somehow to look even more witchy, but I didn't quite know how to do that... and then you post this! 🙂 I can't do what you did here, partly because I'm not that skilled (I mean... goodness gracious, the broom you made is gorgeous) and partly because there isn't enough wood in the handle to carve it. However, you mentioned "adding on sculpting" and of course, that's what I'll do, bring out the clay! 🙂 Thanks SO much for the inspiration, dropping into my feed with such perfect timing.
Your craftsmanship is seriously astounding. Nothing easy no corners are cut. Amazed by all you do and with such fine and creative details. ❤
Wow everything about your content is so next level this is better than something on television I am amazed by it all
I absolutely love the treasures you added to your broom! 💙
Beautiful work! The swamp witch vibes are immaculate, and incorporating your kitty's memory was a beautiful touch.
Thank you for the tip about the dremel pedal. Ill be ordering one once the post-Christmas shipping crazy calms down. Woodcarving is a hobby I want to pick up, and having an extra safety would absolutely help.
A-MAZING! You WOW us every year, Christine! Just gorgeous work!❤
All Hail Queen Christine, the true Supreme! The tribute to your familiar is such a beautiful touch. I cried when I saw that! I know what it's like to have a beloved family member pass ❤
Walnut wood nerd and fan here: A thickness planer would have helped make that glue-up SO much easier. Also curious what you used for work holding. So many compound angles from carving should make it really tippy as you're doing such fine work with the Dremel. Also super surprised that the Alligator eye didn't blow out between jigsaw and carving. That knot looked like such trouble!
Just found your channel and I love it. I love witchy, spooky stuff and crafts. My wife is a huge crafts woman so we will both watch. I also love your witchy room too. Dark and spooky is my thing lol.
Everything you make is amazing, but this has to be my absolute favorite! The detail, the hidden compartment with so much meaning... I am in awe of how your mind works
Ohh WOW you never cease to amaze!!! It's spooktacular and so is your gorgeous witchy attire ~ you're ready to take flight 🖤🤎🩶
Amazing creation! You're so incredibly talented! 🎃
My coworker told me about you today and said your videos are right up my alley…. AND HE WAS CORRECT. I’ve never followed someone so quickly haha. This is absolutely breathtaking work, just wow. 🖤
Wow! That’s incredible! The gator looks like a fire breathing dragon with the corn stalks at the end! Amazing! Happy Halloween 🎃
That was sooooo good (and fun)!!! I was hoping to see the "black" heart on the bat. I agree with your suggestion on signing your work - it is so important. Thank you
So so happy whenever a new video from you pops up! High quality, amazingly creative content as always 🤗
Wonderful project, as usual xx
Christine completes my Halloween 🧹🍁
Your talent blows me away! You were blessed with an awesome imagination! Thank you for sharing it with the rest of us! I only wish I had even a little drop of your talent!
I like how she teaches us how to make these incredibly intricate things as if we could come anywhere close to how she makes them 😂 love to watch it though !
Christine, your imagination and talents truly amaze me; bravo!!!