I love these!! I find that so many times while I'm watching your videos, that I pause the video and go order things on Amazon that I never even knew existed. So funny. It really helps me to hear your thought process and try different things while you create your lovely creations. Hugs, treen
Those are lovely!!! I have an awal, but your pokey tool is much prettier !! Thank you for showing what you used to make an end with a hole on your chain. I've used those ends on cord and leather, but never on chain. That's awesome !!!
Gorgeous Jeanette! I wanted to make something like it so looked around the house & took a very long needle (6”) with a big eye & did the same thing you did., but just wrapped a pretty piece of trim around more times to get the thickness! I did it quickly but it’s another idea! Yours look perfect and beautiful 💕
Hi thank you for sharing. I just wanted to give you a tip, when your unclogging the glues or anything else you should not go through the top, you should unscrew the top and go threw the bottom. this is best because your not throwing the clog back into the jar or bottles, I hope this is helpful for you. God blessing on you.
Oh that's a great idea, my larger needles were even sharper than these scribes and quite a bit longer. Thank you so much for watching Kim, have a lovely day :)
Hi from the Wild n 'Wonderful Hills of West Virginia. I make jewellery. I. Love doing it. . For not making jewellry you did a great job. One tip.. When opening or closing a jump ring you need to use 2 sets of pliers. 1 pair of round nose and a pair of flat nose ones. Grab each side and pull one side toward you and push the other side away from you at the same time. When closing do the exact same thing. The ring wnt close right if dnt i t isnt done this way. I noticed in the video that when you closed the jump ring with one pair of your pliers and your fingers the end of the jump ring didnt close right. The ends overlapped each and then you picked up the other pair of pliars ro try and correct that. Your fingers will not ve hurting or get marks on them from the pressure. Thank you for sharing you inspirations and talent. Have a Blessed Day. Huggzz!! 💜💜💜
Thank you ever so much for explaining how to do it correctly Wendi, I'm sure other's will find this very helpful as well. Enjoy your day and thank you for watching :)
This was the 1st video of urs that I have watched. It was fun to c what u were creating. I am not sure if u r aware, but there a quite a few times u seemed to b muttering, hard to hear even on loud. Thank u for sharing.
I'm so glad TH-cam recommended this video to me, thank you so much for the great idea! I've been wanting to make a pokey tool, and now I can make one without having to buy one cause I already have a bunch of cookie scribes
Your pokey tools are so lovely. Thank you for this step-by-step tutorial. What are those squishy things called you used to squish the bling into? I want to order some. Thanks again.
Can someone tell me what the name of the gold & silver parts are please. (The parts that i think are intended to cup around or almost "crown" beads) Thanks
Thank you, I use them in papercrafting or as a holding tool in sewing. Really you can use them in anything where they may be helpful. Thank you for watching :)
Hello my sweet Jeannette how are you thank you very much for the moment with you it's very beautiful kiss and hugs and a good afternoon your friend maryse
I love these!! I find that so many times while I'm watching your videos, that I pause the video and go order things on Amazon that I never even knew existed. So funny. It really helps me to hear your thought process and try different things while you create your lovely creations. Hugs, treen
She got it from bee craft
I’m glad it’s not just me!😂
Just found this excellent tutorial. Very original, love your pokey tool version! ❤❤❤
Thank you so very much :)
Gorgeous! I love what you created. Another great tutorial. Thank you, xx❤️
Thank you for showing another alternative for the pokey tool. Looks beautiful. Hugs my crafty friend ❤️❤️❤️
You're welcome and thank you for watching :)
Thank you , I really enjoyed watching you create these beautiful crafting tools 😊x
Thank you very much for watching Elaine :)
Gorgeous work! I love it! Thank You for this lovely tutorial! Blessings!💕
Those are lovely!!!
I have an awal, but your pokey tool is much prettier !!
Thank you for showing what you used to make an end with a hole on your chain. I've used those ends on cord and leather, but never on chain. That's awesome !!!
Gorgeous Jeanette! I wanted to make something like it so looked around the house & took a very long needle (6”) with a big eye & did the same thing you did., but just wrapped a pretty piece of trim around more times to get the thickness! I did it quickly but it’s another idea! Yours look perfect and beautiful 💕
Adorable tools, So many ideas everyone has and they are all turning out so pretty. Hugs!
Thank you very much Donna :)
Beautiful altered poky tools Jeanette. These will be a hit on youtube, i bet everyone is going to make these. Tfs Hugs xxx Sonja
Thank you ever so much for watching Sonja, enjoy your day :)
Hello! You make some of the most prettiest things..Thank you for sharing and caring to share with us,and Have a Beautiful Blessed Day!!
Most beautiful pokey tool. I may get brave enough to try this,but need to get those tools you use. Tyfs👩❤️👩👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Aren’t you going to put a tiny bead or something under that large pink bead? I love how it turned out, especially with the beaded dangle!!
You could if you wanted to but I'm happy with them and they do work wonderfully well :)
Hi thank you for sharing. I just wanted to give you a tip, when your unclogging the glues or anything else you should not go through the top, you should unscrew the top and go threw the bottom. this is best because your not throwing the clog back into the jar or bottles, I hope this is helpful for you. God blessing on you.
Thank you very much for this tip :) enjoy your day
Absolutely gorgeous pokey tool that you made! Thank you for sharing this great tutorial! God bless! Love hugs and prayers my friend! 😇💖🤗🙏
Oh my...... Jeanette they are gorgeous. Surprise , i love the pink one. 😉🥰 tfs hugs xxx
Thank you so much Monique, have a wonderful day sweet lady :) xx
Dang girl! I would love to visit your craft room!
Thank you for watching :)
Absolutely gorgeous great idea I used large needles for bear making.
Oh that's a great idea, my larger needles were even sharper than these scribes and quite a bit longer. Thank you so much for watching Kim, have a lovely day :)
@@MiCottageCrafts of course,love watching you always.be safe
Hi Jeanette!! What a great idea to use these scribes!! Both of them are very pretty!! TFS!! Hugs, Liz:)
Very pretty Jeanette. I love working with beads and you have some very pretty ones. Tfs 💞Karen
Hi from the Wild n 'Wonderful Hills of West Virginia. I make jewellery. I. Love doing it. . For not making jewellry you did a great job. One tip.. When opening or closing a jump ring you need to use 2 sets of pliers. 1 pair of round nose and a pair of flat nose ones. Grab each side and pull one side toward you and push the other side away from you at the same time. When closing do the exact same thing. The ring wnt close right if dnt i t isnt done this way. I noticed in the video that when you closed the jump ring with one pair of your pliers and your fingers the end of the jump ring didnt close right. The ends overlapped each and then you picked up the other pair of pliars ro try and correct that. Your fingers will not ve hurting or get marks on them from the pressure. Thank you for sharing you inspirations and talent. Have a Blessed Day. Huggzz!! 💜💜💜
Thank you ever so much for explaining how to do it correctly Wendi, I'm sure other's will find this very helpful as well. Enjoy your day and thank you for watching :)
Very pretty. Thank you for sharing.
Oh wow! These are gorgeous! I need a pokey tool! I’ll have to make one! Thanks for the tutorial Jeanette! 🌸
Just absolutely loved this tutorial! Thank you. Yours turned out so pretty.
This was the 1st video of urs that I have watched. It was fun to c what u were creating.
I am not sure if u r aware, but there a quite a few times u seemed to b muttering, hard to hear even on loud.
Thank u for sharing.
These are just lovely. Stay safe and be blessed.
This are beautiful!!! Such an awesome idea. I made my pokie thingy with polymer clay nothing fancy as yours. Thank you for sharing. GOD Bless
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Oh! A lot of work and a lot of time to do it! but very pretty Tyfs hugs Maggie ❤️🤗🇨🇦❤️
Love these pokey tools! Thank you for this video
They are beautiful... Thanks for sharing...
Thank you so very much Louisa and I hope you have a lovely day :) :)
Beautiful and so creative. TFS! HUGS
Thank you ever so much Michelle, have a lovely day :)
WOW great idea..they are very pretty.I think I like the pink one the best.
Thank you so much for watching Tina :)
Oh Jeanette I love your pokey tools . How strange I made a tutorial too but mine is nothing compares to yours 😊 Tfs, hugs 🤗 Ivy
Oh thank you Ivy, ahhhh 'Great Minds' and all that ;) I shall have to go over and take a look at your's :) have a lovely day xx
Very pretty Jeanette, thank you for sharing. 💕
Thank you Lequetta, hoping that all is well with you and your's lovely lady xx
Very pretty. Great tutorial
Could you please give me the link to the large bead caps?
I'm so glad TH-cam recommended this video to me, thank you so much for the great idea! I've been wanting to make a pokey tool, and now I can make one without having to buy one cause I already have a bunch of cookie scribes
Thank you so much for watching Emmy and have fun making one :)
Beautiful and unique ❤
Your pokey tools are so lovely. Thank you for this step-by-step tutorial. What are those squishy things called you used to squish the bling into? I want to order some. Thanks again.
Que lindo !!!! Me encanta sus trabajos y su dulce voz..Saludos de Tijuana B.C.
Can someone tell me what the name of the gold & silver parts are please. (The parts that i think are intended to cup around or almost "crown" beads)
Thanks
Hello there Kaleigh, they are called 'bead caps' :)
How are they used?🤔
Wow! I They are both so beautiful! Tyfs!
Thanking you kindly for watchig :)
Oh......wundervoll....😍
Ich habe dich gerade entdeckt.....und gleich abboniert.....👍🏻🦋✂️📿
I just now watched your video and I love this pink one! Do you sell these? I would love to order one if you are still making them.
Thank you for watching and no I don't sell them I just show how I made them :) have a great day
Sono molto belli, ma potresti dirmi a cosa servono o come si possono utilizzare. Scusa la mia ignoranza. Comunque brava!
Thank you, I use them in papercrafting or as a holding tool in sewing. Really you can use them in anything where they may be helpful. Thank you for watching :)
So very beautiful TFS
Thank you very much for watching Joy, take care :)
These are so special!
Beautiful! What do you use to cover up the sharp end of the tool?
I use an earing back :) thank you for watching
@@MiCottageCrafts thank you! Off to buy some!
I absolutely love these ☺️🌸💕
...this is like watching grass grow!
Thank you for watching :)
Hello my sweet Jeannette how are you thank you very much for the moment with you it's very beautiful kiss and hugs and a good afternoon your friend maryse
Thank you Maryse for stopping by and watching, enjoy your day sweet lady :)
Sono molto carini, ma a cosa servono? Dove si mettono? Ciao ❤
They are for piercing things eg. paper crafting, popping out the little bits in die cutting etc. They have many uses :) Thank you for watching
Would have been nice to see you doing it.instead of the boxes of beads from beecraft!!!
Love them so pretty xx
Thank you so very much Robyn, I hope all is well lovely lady :) thank you for watching xx
Loving it
Lovely💜
Thank you so very much :)
Amazing 😍
Thank you :)
Verry verry nice🥰🥰🥰👍. MaMi fromm Berlin 🙋
Thank you so much :)
Pretty ❤❤
Thank you :)
I like it
Thank you :)
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