Christmas Village Wagon DIY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- Please enjoy the tutorial for this Christmas Village wagon. Please let me know if you have any questions. I have added links below of materials needed for this project. God bless you!
Hand Saw:
www.ehobbytool...
Miter Box:
www.ehobbytool...
Wood Glue:
www.walmart.co...
Wheels:
www.hobbylobby...
Wagon Handle:
www.walmart.co...
Spanish Moss:
www.walmart.co...
Vise Grips:
www.ehobbytool...
Hi Miriam. How are you? It's always good to see you again my friend. Well, how stinking cute are these wagons? All three are just darling. Never mind the way I talk sweetie. I'm from Arkansas. Lol😂! Anyway, you did a great job constructing these wagons. I need that little saw in my craft room. Although I cringed a little because of how you were holding it before you started to cut. Miriam I swear you and your tools are gonna give me a heart attack girl. Lol! You also asked if we had any questions. For me, you pretty much summed it all up in the video. The only question that I have for you today is the most important of them all. ARE YOU HAVING FUN!? You have a blessed day my friend. I can't wait to see everything all put together. Good luck 😘👍💕💕
😂🤣😂. You always make me laugh. Trust me, my husband feels the same way you do. 🤣. He always tells me “get your fingers out of the way”. I do have to say, I’ve had more injuries in the garden than crafting. 😄
Yes, I am having so much fun. I always enjoy crafting, it’s my happy place. Take care and God bless you! ☺️
@@MiriamsManner 👍🥰
The cutest little wagons, I need that little handsaw tool. Thank you for the tutorial. 🙂
Thank you so much and you are very welcome! 😃
Love those vice grips to perfect your wagon seal. Great tool for your hobby shed! Gonna add that to my list.
Thanks so much! Yes, they come in handy for smaller crafts. I put the link for them in the description box. 😃
Always soooo creative, love your wagon with the basket. Looking forward to your next resurrection video and seeing this come together. Take care!
Thank you so much! 😃
The wagons are so cute Miriam! Those vice grips are cool as well!
Thank you so much! I know right!! I got those from e hobby tools and they are perfect for small projects. I put the link for them in the description box if you are interested. ☺️
Too cute.
Thanks Marina! 😃
omg cutest wagons
Thank you so much!! 😁
Very nice 👍
Thank you!
❤ so cute 😍
Thank you! 😀
You are a hot mess. I adore it. 😊
What??!!
@@MiriamsManner Hi Miriam , no disrespect, its another way of saying you are on a roll, rolling out all those lovely villages.
I have learned so much from your tutorials and tips. God Bless
Hi Miriam. My name is Linda. I am a villager for the past 30 years but my interest has been renewed since I found your videos. Is there a video where you put your village together after making your builds?
Like your children's village set up s
Hello Linda, thank you very much. Yes, I have a video series that I did this past year showing each phase of my village set up. I will send you the links to all those videos.
Christmas Village Set Up Part 1 (Dreamy Falls)
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Christmas Village Set Up Part 2: Town Square
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Christmas Village Set Up Part 3: Business District
th-cam.com/video/0ELZ5OP7nz4/w-d-xo.html
Christmas Village Set Up Part 4: Neighborhood
th-cam.com/video/hmZ7-D2sMzk/w-d-xo.html
Hi Miriam - Shirley here. I have a totally off topic question. For my Dickens Village countryside display I am 'building' an ocean harbor. I have a ship and a lighthouse on a platform and am building a seawall to surround most of the ocean. I am painting the 'floor' marine blue getting lighter next to the seawall to indicate shallower water. My question is, using the Woodland Scenic realistic water how deep should the pour be? The harbor will be about 18"x18" and I don't want to break the bank making the water too deep. I have never used this product before so I am not quite sure if deeper is necessarily better? Thanks again for all your wonderful advice!! I have become obsessed with platforms!
😃🤣😂. You’ve got the bug, that is awesome!!! I am obsessed with making them too. I need to sell more of my old ones to make room for the new ones. 🤣😃
So you only want to pour an 1/8” of water at a time. Truly, that’s how shallow you can make the whole thing. That way, when you will only need to pour once. The shading of your paint will really help with giving the illusion that the water is deeper.
By the way, I do recommend sealing the paint before you pour the realistic water and letting it completely dry. I usually use a spray sealant from rustolium.
@@MiriamsManner THANKS! I hadn't even thought of sealing the paint. You rock, Lady!
🤣😂 thanks!
One more question and hopefully that will be it for a while. Have you, or any others in this group, seen a place where you can purchase customizable street signs? BTW, I just sent you an email. - Shirley
I do not but I think Varooj (a subscriber) mentioned had some made. I will reach out to him. Also, Robin, another subscriber started a company last year making figurines, I will ask if he is doing street signs. Would it be okay for me to give him your email address?
@@MiriamsManner Sure. I can't think of any other place to look. Thanks.
I just sent messages to both gentlemen, with your info. Hopefully one of them will reach out to you.