Cheap vs Expensive: Stained Glass DIY for the First Time
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- We are beginners when it comes to stained glass, so let’s try the cheapest and most expensive kits we can find! Thanks to our sponsor Squarespace, go to www.squarespace.com/evanandka... for 10% off your first purchase. Check out the tools we used below! 👇
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0:00 Intro
0:40 Cheap Kit
16:19 flashing lights warning
17:55 Expensive Kit
30:14 Final Reveal & Comparison - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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I like how several people have commented before you could even post your own comment 😆
Maybe cheap vs expensive sewing kit?
Cheep flower pot vs expensive flower pot
Bit of a stretch but it'd be amazing to see you guys' takes on bookbinding, whether its cheap v expensive or not!
Can you do a cheap resin craft vs a craft using your expensive Total Boat resin? Or another cheap tools for resin vs expensive ones :D
Can we just talk about how talented Katelyn is?? Literally had never done it before and after a bit of practice absolutely crushed it!!
that's very nice of you to say!
i misread your name as Rabid Hobbits
@@JESUSCHRIST-ONLYWAYTOHEAVEN what
@@bealight5141 when Bilbo got bitten by a rabid dog
@@bealight5141 When Hobbits switch from pipeweed to meth-ril.
we **CANNOT** just ignore how katelyn entirely SLAYED the soldering, with that little practice to that perfection, ROUND OF APPLAUSEEEE
ngl i read that as applesauce
@@stormscribbles8050 round of applesauce💪💪💪
@@boredbird3725 gimme another round Gus *gus slides applesauce down the bar table*
I don't need another hobby i don't need another hobby I don't need another hobby
As someone that does stained glass, the copper tape is not what holds things together, it is the solder. The tape allows the solder to form the channels that hold the glass. That's one of the reasons why you want a thicker bead of solder, because the solder is making a frame that is holding the glass. You guys did a GREAT job!
As someone who is in the next room while someone else does stained glass and is never asked for flux ever I can also add that the solder follows the flux, not the tape. The flux helps lowering the melting point of the solder that you glop along the copper, so that what you glop stays glopped for long enough to allow it to flow into place. And it’ll flow into the place where the flux is, because anywhere there’s no flux won’t allow for the glop to glop
Does that make sense?
I feel like it doesn’t make sense but in my head this is what I have labelled as ‘science reasons for this art thing to work’
You also want a bit of a gap between pieces of glass, so solder can melt between and connect the front and back solder into one piece/ cage/ frame around each piece of glass. It's this cage that is the support of the panel.
@@EKimatH True true! Flux and tape help the solder form the cage that holds the glass.
@@ArtsyImagination the thing that I don’t understand is, knowing all that, how did we end up having borax be the main ingredient in diy slime?
@@EKimatH you literally have no clue how flux works
read up on it its actually genius
and was most likely discovered by accident while someone was eating beef or something 😂🤣
The overly dramatic transitions in the SquareSpace ad are perfect! 👌🏻😂 The whole segment I was bracing for the ‘shattering’ transition because I KNEW it was coming!
For a moment I thought: "Could it be a reference to......? Nah". When the shattering transition appeared I realized that yes, it was XD
The flashing low key bothered me but i liked the telanovela vibe
Lol they really hit us with every soap opera transition ever - 10/10 would binge watch the whole series.
@@missbeaussie Close, but it's for Indian dramas, one in particular....
Bollywood!
Pro tip: solder follows heat. So if you want it to follow a line like that you can heat up the surface with your iron before you put solder down. And then when it flows it'll follow your line a little easier
Was looking for this comment.
Not an if you want, this is how you solder. Otherwise it's a cold solder joint and isn't doing much of anything.
Thank you! I decided to check the comments before posting myself. I teach soldering classes (basic electronics) and the soldering technique were making me cringe.
Thank you, I was shouting this at my screen as I watched him solder😂
Same! Evan and Katelyn! Heat the copper. You’re just melting a layer of solder on top of the copper instead of bonding it. It’d look so much better if you applied the heat to the copper instead.
I took a stained glass class at a local glass studio years ago. For $200 I got 4 hours of instructed studio time and learned how to cut, grind, and design glass. And if I messed up, which I did a lot, I remade pieces as needed. Having an actual teacher was crucial to me and I loved every minute of learning this skill!
I want a relationship like Evan and Katelyn have, they're kind and compassionate with each other, and aren't afraid to get silly and have fun with each other. They're fun to watch because you can tell they care for and respect each other and GENUINELY enjoy spending time together ❤ thanks for an awesome video, brightened my day
But what happens if they have kids? Even is a big kid. That's when things go down the tube.
@@Ariella-mx3xq4cw6n You aren't being very nice by assuming anything about the dynamics about the future of someone's relationships.
@@RealBradMiller O even isn't a big kid???
I’m a stained glass artist and I’ve also loved you guys for years!!!! So excited to watch this one!!!
me too! so fun to watch someone try stained glass for the first time.
How do you think they did?
Reaction video? 😂
What are your thoughts on the less toxic materials vs "the good stuff"? Do you think experience would make the "cheap" ones work better or is there truly a difference?
Ooh! Link to your store?
And if you don't have one, might I suggest Squarespace? xD
It would be super fun if you guys tried your hand at hyper realistic cake decorating next!
Yesssssssssss!
OMG PRETTY PLEASEEEEE!!!!!!!
YESSSSSSSSSS
Yes they do need to try hyper realistic cakes
I always love how Evan has no patience for cheap art kits that don't have or do what they're promised. He will call it like it is lol. Also, y'all's advertisements remain unmatched. I love how both of these turned out, but especially Katelyn's cat!
The way Evan supports Katelyn is legendary, he is the sweetest kindest most supportive husband. He's always like "baby don't worry it's your first time doing this and I think your doing a GREAT job!"
Was literally CRYING-laughing at the ad 😂 Y'all perfectly captured that overdramatized soap opera vibe 👏🌹💃
you guys are the only ones who make me not skip sponsor sections 😂 that was amazing 😂😂😂
I'd love to see you guys do a cheap versus expensive crochet kit or knitting kit. I have a lot of friends who picked up the hobby during quarantimes and it seemed like there were some pretty vast differences in "beginner" kits across the board. Love your stuff!
I love this! My dad taught me how to do this when I was a teenager. Fell in love immediately! Helpful tip if you want to do it again, my dad would cut out the pieces of paper of the stenciled design and he’d spray glue them to the glass. They’d stay on while you cut them and even grind them and the paper washes right off with just water when you’re done grinding. Permanent marker works on the glass as well, but it sometimes washes off when grinding because of the fluids and your fingers wipe it off. All around love this and I hope you both continue creating more now that you got the hang of it. Can’t wait to see Jubee in her spacesuit. I know you can do it😉
I have seen people now using circuit machines to print off the stencil and use sticky backed vinyl
@@reinasherman8009 that sounds perfect! I’ll have to mention that to my dad. Thank you!
@@LadyKatie13 you can find videos on TH-cam to show you how. I was looking at that after figuring out that is what my stained glass teacher does for some of her patterns. It is so helpful because the vinyl stays on through the grinding process and unless you stretch it out when removing it from the glass you can still use it again.
@@reinasherman8009 oh wow, that’s even better to be able to use it again. Thank you! He’s been doing it since the 70s and it’s amazing how the techniques have changed over the years and have become easier for us to create now.
One thing I’d like to add is that mosaics might even be a good starting point to see if you like working with glass before trying a project like this! You can use a wider variety of materials (tiles, broken glass, cut glass pieces, etc.) to make your design, and a variety of techniques to give the effect that you want! You can make see-through faux-stained glass mosaics in something like a picture frame or on a variety of surfaces if you want to make your art opaque. Though related, Mosaics are their own special art and would be cool to see you guys tackle in the future! You can get really creative with the designs!
(Safety is number one, so make sure no matter what, when you’re working with glass, ceramic, chemical agents, machinery, or other tools - always be safe and use the necessary protective gear!)
Soldering usually works best when you use soldering iron to heat the surface you wish to solder and then touching that surface with the solder. Hot surface "absorbs" the solder. Cold surface puts solder back into solid state, which makes it not stick. Touching solder to soldering iron tip results in solder being absorbed by soldering iron tip, which is why it's better to apply solder straight to the heated surface rather than the soldering iron tip.
You definitely don't want to use soldering iron like a paint brush like Evan did.
As someone who loves soldering this was a bit frustrating, but fun nonetheless.
you can kinda get away with painting but it requires like, paste flux and a temp controlled iron or the joints look cold af lol. like once the copper is tinned the heat transfer is way easier, and you need a lot of flux to get that base tinning layer.
The painting method is actually quite commonly used when soldering SMD chip packages, a bit of solder on the tip, paint over all the pins, a bit of touchup and its usually perfect.
It usually works a little different with stained glass. Brushing the foil with flux, then putting solder on the tip then applying it is how I and most other stained glass artists I know were taught. I'm sure there is other ways other stained glass artists use, but this method is very common.
They used proper technique for stained glass. It is not a "heat sink" situation like soldering metal together. You will crack the glass applying heat to it. The less contact between the iron and the surface, the better. The iron is to melt and spread the solder, NOT to heat up the glass.
Can we appreciate Katelyn's great Memey editing skills? That GTA reference when Evan got called out killed me XD The subtitles for Even trying to muster a comeback were spot on.
As someone who's taken a few stained glass classes (still very much a beginner): Katelyn did SUCH a good job at this so quickly!! Especially with cutting glass, it's honestly much harder than it looks- you have to put a LOT of pressure into it while also keeping a very precise line. I'm sure having some previous crafting & making experience helps with some of the process, but still, she should feel proud! (Evan too, you both did great!!)
As a stained glass artist, I love to see others trying the craft out! You guys did a great job for your first time! 😁
You can tell Evan and Katelyn’s moods depending on their acting for their sponsors 😂😂😂😂
As a stained glass artist. This hurts as a reminder of how much I've spent on having all the kit. Great video.
The betrayal shots and editing really got me. I was laughing histerically.
The fact that Evan lost to rps four times in a row is kinda impressive
Now I want you and Simone to do a stained glass collab 😍
Also the Telenovela ad had me cracking up.
Yes, definitely more collaborations with Simone!
Fun video! I agree with Even about finding a local artist who has the materials. There are lots of artisans who have studio hours or classes where they let you use their tools and materials for the cost of the glass and studio time.
Evan and Katelyn are the only TH-camrs where I can watch a video longer than 30 minutes 😂
Loved the whole video, but the high five/glass snap moment at 22:22 literally made my jaw drop with how wonderful it is! I immediately rewatched that like ten times.
I hadn't even noticed that! Amazing!
I completely missed that first time, thanks for pointing it out so I could go back and watch it properly!
Man this takes me back. My Mom taught me to make stained glass projects when I was a kid. It was a fun thing we did together. We both moved on to other types of projects but it made me really happy to see you enjoyed it 😆. Feels super nostalgic 😆❤.
As a professional leadsmith (stained glass artist) You guys did a great job!
Some note if you are interested...
1. The gaps in the pre-cut kit are fine and dont require reshaping. Glass does not have to fit together perfectly like a puzzle, as the lead fills in those gaps.
2. There is definitely a huge downside to going too slowly when soldering, and that is heat cracks! Going too slowly or going over warm spots too many times can and most-likely will result in your glass cracking.
3. In the future, after tacking the joints, you should "tin" the solder lines by applying a quick and thin line of solder, then go back and make your solder beads; Especially on the edges, as it makes application a lot easier there.
Well done!
I’m so happy they did this. I took a stained glass class this year and my final project was a dragon mosaic over 200 pieces. It really does take a long time but it’s very worth it
Wow, I honestly thought stained glass would be even harder. I thought people had to cut perfectly, and never considered something like a grinder existed. Would love to try it out one day!
It is one of the best hobbies I have ever picked up. It is very time consuming especially when it gets into the bigger projects but then after all of it comes together. You get to take that first step back after hanging it in the sun and think to yourself "I made that"
Praise the loaf!!! the loaf is so nice!!! I think both stained glass pieces came out really well!!!
Back in my sophomore year in high school I took a “pottery and crafts” class and one of our lessons/projects was making a stained glass project completely from scratch and it was honestly one of my favorite art related things I’ve ever done. The whole process was just awesome and the pieces always came out looking adorable
Arrgh! I make stained glass art and patterns for other artists and I’m soooo excited you’ve done this! Hopefully it brings more people to this wonderful craft, it’s been absolutely life changing for me! 🥰
I've been working with stained glass for about 30 years now, and I think both of you did a great job, especially for beginners. If you ever need any advice or tips on stained glass, I would be happy to help in any way I can.
Is it normal to not use gloves or something for your finger tips while using that grinder? I was so anxious watching that. 🫣
@@blaah9999 You could use a push block with a rubber gripper pad or gloves. I generally don't use gloves or anything to have more control of the glass on the grinder. As long as you aren't pushing the glass along the edge, you should be fine. Even if you are pushing along the edge, as long as the glass broke properly with a 90 degree angle to the face it shouldn't be terribly sharp. Of course, I have permanently altered my fingerprints from all the cuts I've gotten from glass, and the calluses I have developed make it more difficult to cut my fingers now. I strongly recommend eye protection at all times when working with glass, because little slivers will do attempt to attack your eyes.
The laser cut cat would make a great puzzle. I also like how it looks like origami. The glass pattern options were beautiful. You both did a great job.
As someone who just tried stained glass for the first time. I can attest to how repetitive the steps can be. I did three identical transom window inserts 2 foot by 2 foot each with 53 pieces perhaps a little ambitious idk. But all in all I did find the process very fun from designing the pattern and picking out the glass to the final assembly. Seeing them in the breakfast space every day brings a smile to my face. 10/10 would recommend. P.s E&K love to see you guys continually trying new crafts always great content. Would love to see you guys try your hands at aluminum casting or other metal sculpture techniques I think you would like the freedom, but I doubt there's cheap vs expensive kits for something like that.
Seeing you score and cut the glass reminded me of watching my mom make mosaics while I was growing up, you guys should try your hand at that! I remember helping her grout and clean the pieces off, it's so satisfying to wipe the top layer of grout away/excavate the art and seeing the piece come to life!
There is a paint called Gallery Glass that looks like acrylic paint, but once dry it becomes transparent and looks like stained glass. I have often use it and would recommend it.
Recommendation for a future stained glass project. For cutting out pieces we print out the design and use special scissors designed for taking a strip down the middle. Then using a glue stick to attach it to the glass. The paper will often stay on the glass until after the grinding process to make sure you have the correct shape.
My cat used to love this channel. He died on the 23rd of April. Now I'll watch it with his ashes next to me.
Aweee im so sorry for your loss honey❤️
Late, but sorry for your kitty. 😔
I actually saw that exact cheap kit at Michael's last weekend in the clearance section, but was worried about the quality. I've always wanted to do stained glass so super appreciate this video!
The glass snapping in the expensive kit was very satisfying! I think they both turned out great. 🥰
Amazon has "mini diamond files" that work amazing with the obsidian I use so using them on glass would be insanely efficient!
I LOVE the jazz in the background. Culture. Content. Chefs kiss. Art. Modern. Vibey. Good good stuff.
The restraint of the understated, subtle and non dramatic reaction to the rock, paper, scissors scandal was very well done x
I freaking love soldering, but I also love caulking, so 🤷🏼♀️ You can’t sand solder, but you can ABSOLUTELY remove it! There are multiple options, including solder suckers and using a very thin mesh to attract it away!
Other stained glass artists in the comments have said that you have to be careful not to heat the glass too much (otherwise it might crack), so I wonder if using the solder removing options could be a little harder? For the mesh one especially, it definitely works best when the surface itself is heated (if you’re trying to remove all the solder). As an electrical engineer though solder removers have saved my life so many times lol. I can’t imagine assembling PCBs if I only had one chance to get it right.
for soldering: heat up the parts you want to connect with the iron, then add the solder. it should melt upon coming into contact with the copper in this case and spread out evenly. it doesn even necessarily have to touch the iron itself. at least thats how it works for electronics. it might be a bit harder with these relatively big bands of copper
Had to make sure I watched. A couple months ago I was in Michaels.... They at the time had 3 kits, ALL ON CLEARANCE!!!! I paid $10 each. I already had all the other items needed at home. Now that I've watched ya'all I'm going to try mine. I washed my pieces and that was about it. Growing up I had an uncle that had a whole studio in his basement. Thanks for sharing, love video as always. Katelyn excellent design.
Love that you two always go above and beyond and add in touches to make things come out as good as they possibly can for the videos. You do a great job at doing this I feel I could never do this but may give a try after this.
Hey Evan and Katelyn, been watching you and been subscribed since the Tensegrity Table. You guys have been some of the most comforting, inspiring, and calming people to watch! Your DIY projects always bring a smile to my face, and inspire me to think outside the box in my own (however small) DIY journey. And you actually inspired me to get a 3D printer. It’s been awesome to see you grow!
thank you so much for the kind words, and good luck with your 3D printer!
Can’t believe you replied! Thanks for the luck!
Omg same that was the first video of theirs that I watched
What a treat to stumble across your video today! I've been a professional artist (painter) for most of my life, but I'm also a stained glass artist (for my own 'old house' fun). Now I don't know if you're putting us on playing the novice, because for your "kitty" you've cut the glass with the flow in a way that compliments the design drawing. Either way, well done! One thing I'd add, that for anyone thinking of taking up stained glass, the tools aren't your greatest expense; once you have them, you'll have them for years (and one can buy a grinder used). The biggest ongoing cost will be the glass. By the way, is that not a DeWalt 734 planer I saw under your table?? I have a DW735 I've used to make doors. Definitely not the tool a amateur would have =)
I feel like for the glass direction, it's just a result of her graphic design and art history, and knowing that any ingrained texture will end up mattering.
This is definitely their first go at stained glass. They're used to other materials and DIY which makes it easier to learn a new artform, I guess. :)
theyre not amataurs at tools, just at stained glass
The drama editing in the middle had me wheezing in the back of this coffee shop. I had to pause the video because I was laughing too hard!
This was so awesome! I’ve been making stained glass for over 20 years and you both did so good!!! It really does make a big difference when you have good supplies (flux, solder, iron)!
This was such a cool video to watch. My uncle makes a lot of stained glass items including custom made stained glass lamps tor every relative when they get married. It was so cool to see the process of how stained glass pieces are made. Thank you for making another awesome video! I hope you are doing well and I hope you have a wonderful day.
Aww that's so cute and also really cool that he made stained glass lamps as wedding presents! I love home made presents ❤ sounds like you have an amazing family!
@@carlyknutson1749 yeah it's really cool and special. I love the one he made me for my wedding. It's based off of a Japanese lantern and it's just gorgeous.
This is the only channel where I can sit through the whole ad and not be bored. I actually look forward to them now 😂😂
I'm just taking a moment to appreciate that sound match cut between the high-five and the glass snapping. Fantastic editing as always :3
The first time I did stained glass I was SO discouraged because it just was not working at all. Then I realized that the solder I bought was the issue. What a confidence boost when you realize it's the materials and NOT YOU!
If you already have a Dremel tool, a carbide burr cutter *will* grind glass very handily. But I would purchase cut-resistant gloves when handling the glass pieces. But that'll save a lot of $$. Also, I would flux the copper foil between the pieces-- flux each piece as you finish putting the copper on, it won't dry out before you solder, but that lets the solder wick down between the pieces. Further, smaller diameter solder helps too. All in all, a nice how-to video.
Is there going to be an uncut version too? Very excited to watch this regardless. Thank you for making content for us
That would be great, but it doesn't look like they're near their streaming set up :)
uncut version's just a giant window pane
@@1224chrisng Nice one 😭😭
No uncut for this one since it wasn't live. But maybe we can do some live stained glass in the future for Evan and Katelyn Uncut!
@@EvanAndKatelyn Oh please do! That'd be a ton of fun to watch! You guys should also do candle making again! I loved watching that stream!
This was so much fun to watch. I've been doing stained glass for about a year now and love it. For me it's the perfect ix of art + making things with tools + doesn't require a huge workshop. It's just so satisfying.
As a stained glass artist, the bead (the domed line of solder bonded to the copper foil) does give the piece stability. If you only "tin" (just a thin coat of solder over the copper foil) the copper foil without creating a nice, even bead, the more likely the piece will fold or sag over time. The glass is fighting gravity, and just tinning the connections means the glue on the tape is doing more work to hold the glass together. A proper solder bead, the domed structure of the solder is architecturally distributing the weight of the glass.
You guys should try clay modeling. You can make some really cool figurines from your favorite games! 😁❤
I learned stained glass from in person classes and I can not picture learning the tips and tricks in this context haha but its looking great! Only.... mildly... frustrating :) But still very fun!!!
This is incredibly timed - I just spent the last two months learning stained glass at my college. I am so happy to see how y’all do it.
honestly impressed with how dedicated Katelyn was and tbh, it definitely shows. how did she get it so good on her first one??
A lot of practice, patience, and time!
She is a perfectionist! Lol
I always love seeing you two banter with one another. Couple goals fr fr
I'm excited to see this video. I'd love to get into making stained glass but not ready to make the full investment of everything. I'm ADHD and I always get really gung-ho about purchasing all the things I need for a craft and then absolutely never end up doing it haha. I'll be looking for a middle ground. Maybe I'll use the kit to learn how to do it and then I would like something kind of in the middle so I have more flexibility on what projects I can make versus this very specific thing that the kit is telling you to do. Great channel!
Katelyn’s turned out incredible, it looks so professional given this was a first time. I love all your videos, they’re always such a fun watch
I discovered this channel around Halloween last year and absolutely love the dynamic of you two!!! Both are creative and dorky and play off each other so welllll
The sponsor part of the episodes are always so entertaining!! Brings me joy! 😁
You can actually use solder with silver in it instead of lead. It works almost as good and is way less harmful!
So fun too watch! I took a stain glass art class for my electives and it was so fun~! A pain in the butt cause I ended up doing a big piece my first try, but I was happy none the less! It was so cool to see you guys working with this medium. Hope you guys had fun~
YOU GUYS ARE SO FRICKING WHOLESOME 😩😩 your videos never get old and i promise i’ve seen all of them at least 3 times 💕💕
French evan and katelyn is something I never knew I needed 😂
huahuahua (french laugh) oui indeed!
@@erik.schlegel 😂
i love seeing the making of stained glass!! the cutting and snapping is o satisfying 😍😍
I love soldering!!
I honestly had no idea what soldering was this time last year, but since my job revolves around soldering and they've taught me everything I need to know for electronic components and structural integrity. I'm so happy that I got to learn this skill and had multiple different experiences to learn how to solder.
I've never used tallow or non lead solder, but it does not look that bad. Might be worth learning how to make stained glass art and other projects for my free time.
I just started a stained glass class and I'm going tomorrow to pick out all my glass for my project. I have had 2 classes so far and I plotted my design on a pattern already. I'm stoked. If I get through this class loving it, I'm gonna get a big kit, lol.
As a stained glass artist THANK YOU!!! ❤️❤️❤️
This was such a cool video, recently I met a stained glass artist who is considered a master at stained glass and the works she’s done are incredible
Wow!! Katelyn picked up soldering super fast!! I'm impressed!
Loved listening to this video at work, where I solder all day and imagining what kinda job Evan and Katelyn were doing. Pretty impressed, not bad for the tools available!
you guys are my go-to when im feeling down!
Great video as always. Also, congrats on always making the ads so fun. I never skip them and it’s really only because of your talent so I hope your sponsors know that.
I really look forward to unwinding on a friday evening watching these videos. its easily top 10 fav things to do
I’ve always wanted to try making stained glass pieces but didn’t know where to start off
Amazing work guys!
I love when this happens. I started playing with stained glass just a few months ago, because of one of those Make Market kits. IMO it's far more technical than it is artistic, and each step is as important as every other step. Even how you arrange your pattern when scoring the glass can make things easier or harder for you later on. It's still super satisfying though. Would recommend, although the Make Market kit is kind of terrible. But, as far as I'm aware, no one else is making beginner kits, so it;s terrible, and the best, at the same time.
"Technical" and "Artistic" have always gone hand in hand until the recent era when modern art decided that art didn't "need" to be technical and then started (erroneously) lambasting technical art forms.
Would love to see more stained glass videos. My grandfather was a stained glass artist and made some tremendously beautiful pieces.
Wow, your videos show up just when I need them. I subscribed. I love you guys.❤❤❤
I love you both so much! You bring joy and laughter to my day!! Blessings to you both!
Been waiting for this one since you started posting on patrion. Glass metal and hot stuff is always risky 😂
haha it is! and glass is expensive too!
Been watching you guys since the mood ring toilet thumbnail made me stop and laugh HARD for, like, five minutes or something before I even clicked. I love hanging out with you guys and vicariously doing crafts I’m way too cheap to try for myself. Thank you for being a positive spot in my day all the time. (But seriously though our senses of humor are way too similar and we also look a bit similar makes me wonder if we’re related or something lol!).
You guys are my relationship goal. I'm so happy you two found each other. You're so great together.
5:20 If you're trying to speak French, "cheese omelet", is "omelette au fromage", not "omelette du fromage". The latter would mean that the cheese owns the omelet 😆
"et du fromage" means "and some cheese".
You know the quote "omelette du fromage" is from Dexter's laboratory? An old-ish kids TV show
@@dulainey9453 No, I did not know.
I loved seeing you try this new craft ❤! I tried it myself for the first time last summer to make a present for my grandma and although it was a bit difficult and tedious sometimes it was very fulfilling making it from scratch! Even though I was a bit ambitious - I went straight to making a 3D jewelry box with intricate designs 😅 - and it wasn’t perfect, I loved working on it and seeing the end product 🎉
YAY ive been waiting for you to give this a shot! its one of my favorite crafts
I feel like a proud mom. You guys have come so freaking far. I remember when I would watch you guys make a cactus for your cat. You guys have 10x the amount of subscribers then I remember! I’m so proud of you guys. Have a good life.