For the record, Steph’s done an amazing job editing me into something acceptable. The vast majority of my video was shot in about twenty minutes due to time constraints, and there was very little chance to re-shoot it. I would re-do a lot of it. Especially the blooper reel at the end…. And I now know why she finds it hard to watch and edit herself…. 😂❤
I got 5 metal cabinets and I decoupage them with torn Kraft paper. I painted them rice paper white. They look like shoji doors, turned out cute. I lightly sanded and sealed the metal. 5 years later they still look pretty.
It's not work if U enjoy what U do! So very glad 2 hear Mr. Canada's summary of how well this gamble has paid off. That + hard work, eh? Congrats. Ciao
Stephanie doesn’t sell crap. She checks every pattern so we know it’s complete. She won’t sell fabric if it is stained, or if she does, she tells you where the stains are.
As a former band and choir parent I am intimately acquainted with the yearly Pancake Breakfast fundraiser. This year, I got to see my new graduated music teacher daughter direct her own choir at the very same grade school Pancake Breakfast she performed and worked at through the years. Crying in my pancakes.
As a Belgian, I'm familiar with the 8-hour (European style) pancake fundraisers. Mr. Canada is very much correct that they make people go a little harder than the savory variants. More picky eaters and kids are into pancakes, and they hit the "dessert" instead of "meal" button, so people are less likely to call it quits after one or two plates. You can have all the volunteers, pans, burners and batter you could physically gather, and you'll still not have enough to meet demand.
Y'all both married very well. Mr. Canada has an imaginative wife who can see dreams and possibilities. I don't imagine that there is ever a dull moment. Mrs. Canada has a supportive husband who does not dissuade those dreams and passions and I acknowledges that they are in his wife's DNA level (can't change the spots on the leopard). Good job kids! Keep your sense of humor and keep your hands and feet inside the car at all times while the ride is in motion.
I have my own (over 50 years) collection of patterns, books, buttons, zippers, trims, notions, fabrics, etc. to deal with. I don't envy Stephanie. She has earned every penny of that money. That's a lot of work. Well done! Happy Mother's Day.
The profit sounds grand, but the labour cost of Stephanie and her assistant, and her family dont seem to have been included in the costs! Thank you for keeping these things out of a landfill!
Oh my! I so love your husband! He's hilarious. You two must be the best couple to know. I watch your videos for entertainment as information or shopping.
Stephanie, I am with your hubby regarding the Pancake Breakfast. As a fellow Ohioan, I am ashamed you don't know about them. 😉 But, honestly, the town I grew up in had a yearly Pancake Breakfast at the local trade school and it was PACKED every year. And a local cat rescue is doing a spaghetti dinner for charity event soon. 🐈⬛🐈⬛ Anyway, it's alwsys good to see Mr. Canada. He did such a great job with this video. And the both of you are so freaking hilarious. ❤❤
I'm glad to hear Stephanie is starting to feel better. I had noticed she didn't seem to be posting as usual and was beginning to wonder. Thank you Mr. Canada for helping make this video. You did a great job!
What a pair those two make! I thought those were mostly unused patterns. I had no idea of what all went into the whole pattern business. Yikes.🤦♀️ i’m glad you’re better now Stephanie. I think you might have a good one there.
Aww thank you! Some of the patterns were unused, but lots of them were her personal patterns, so I have to check all of those (which are what was in the two rusty cabinets).
Thanks, Mr. Canada. Wonderful update. Thank you, Stephanie, for the entertainment and fantastic offerings in your store. I have loved following along on this journey and occasionally buffing up my own stash. Also, as a Kiwanian I am very familiar with pancake sales.
Wonderful job, Mr. Canada. Whew, 😅 I was so afraid that Stephanie was in the ‘red’, as the saying goes. Great job, Stephanie! Here’s hoping you sort of stick to the timeline Mr. Canada set out for you …. Stephanie, did you ever sew something up for frocktails? Also loved the video on why I sew my own clothes! ❤️👗🌹💕🥰
Hello from Florida! He did a GREAT job on this video! You are blessed to have someone like him that is so supportive of your dreams & goals. Looking forward to your next video! :)
I got the pancake reference. They used to do a Shriners pancake fundraiser every year. My parents would go, and I was so excited about it. Shriners, they had the fez hats, yeah maybe it was circus now, but I think about it, but who knows I don’t know if it’s some kind of charity.
It's so funny seeing matching idiosyncracies between you two and wondering which came from who before you got together, and which came along as a joint creation of mannerisms from living together
Oh wow! Thanks for the update, it's good to have these kinds of mile markers. Good on Mr. Canada for doing such a good job in front of the camera! I'm also glad you're able to make a profit, I was a little worried 💜
Yes, yes yes please put buttons up. I need buttons I need buttons. I’m a garment so it’s just like you your husband’s doing a great job. What a great supportive
Sure am glad you feel better. Well I bought a bunch of patterns & thrifted lots of fabric. Then was gifted baby&kids patterns, surger thread and 5 in quilting pieces.
Whilst there is still much to go I am glad it worked out well for you. And thank you Mr Canada for being an amazing supportive partner and for this awesome video. I can so see why you are married! That humour! That snark!
Paint would help the rusty cabinet. Clean, sand, good wipe down and spray with paint made to cover rust. Wouldn't help if there are holes you'd have to patch those with bondo. You could probably do it in a couple days with dry time in your garage (with ventilation)
Oh please please please please please please make him do it again, it was so funny. But this time, with Steph right beside with the faces lol. Awesome video!!!!
When I still lived in Wisconsin, our volunteer fire dept did a yearly pancake breakfast fundraiser. (and when I just checked, sounds like the last one was in April so it's still going strong) I got the reference immediately.
We appreciate her so much too. I'm sure I sew more chaotic than she does, and thanks to her I will continue to do so! wooo glad you are feeling better!
Just from watching Mr. Canada's mannerisms, I can tell yall really mesh well together. Yall have such similar senses of humor. Thanks for this little treat!
Even though I'm an avid sewist and have a TH-cam channel, I don't have an online shop or any particular interest in selling vintage fabrics and such. But honestly, I would jump on a bargain like that if I ever came across it and happily open an online shop. That was a fantastic bargain, and I'm so glad to hear it's paying off for you guys. Way to go!
The rusty cabinets could be sandblasted or handsanded and then repainted. I’ve watched a lot of restoration videos for old rusty Tonka trucks and antiques, it’s great asmr!🤭 By the way, I love your content, your humor makes my day. 😊
The sheer amount of work that is going into this ongoing saga of the estate sale is truly-mind-boggling. Loving Mr Canada’s take on it. “It’s a lot” might be the understatement of the year. 😅 But as someone else said, thank you for all this work you are doing to keep vintage fabric, pattern and notions out of the landfill, preserving them for the community and sending them to a good home. As others have said, you more than deserve every penny of what you make because so much precious time and effort goes into every listing. Bravo!
Thank you Mr. Canada for all the time on screen he's shared with us during this project, I'm sure he helps way more than we ever see in these videos. I was in band for 7 years and I've never heard about selling pancakes for a fundraiser, it might be a very regional thing
I also rescued dumpster patterns. Ive catalogued them and sorted by size and put them in temp plastic zip locks. I plan to sew all summer. I will be listing patterns for sale. All are brand new. I checked 5. that
Thank you both for this. Hope everyone gets to feeling better soon. 30k in 6 months running a business is big. Let’s also not forget the other incidentals like overhead, the time value alone spent to me is mind boggling. Roughly 1k per week in 31ish weeks. Well done & take a bow! May you invest in a foot massager or at least a spa day sometime soon!
I loved the surprise Mr. Canada video! And I love how supportive of the whole endeavor that he is (especially when he sees the good numbers lol). This was a delightful surprise, and I'm looking forward to seeing what other treasures you've uncovered
You two are a POWER COUPLE! As the Green brothers say, "Don't forget to be awesome." Though you don't seem to have any problem with that! I am so glad I found this channel and other sewing channels. You all are such encouraging and motivating for me to improve my sewing skills. I am almost done with a project for a friend and will work on a shirt for myself soon!
I’m new to sewing, so I am definitely sewing in chaos like Stephanie! 😂 But honestly, I’m so glad I found your channel for many reasons. Thank you for sharing this journey with us. It’s been so much fun to watch (and buy from).
Glad to see Stephanie is better. Kudos to Mr Canada for filling in very well. Well done on processing so much stuff. The first trim video brought back some very happy childhood memories of me and my sister and our mom putting ribbons in our hair 🥲. Looking forward to watching the second one. So thank you for sharing your journey and good luck for this and future endeavours!
We definitely need more videos with Mr Canada. I really should empty my own storage unit that was only a temp solution while I sort out my sewing room (I shall do some tomorrow). And if it wasn't for the incredible cost of postage from the US, I'd so be ordering fabric and patterns.
You are the reason for all of us having a pattern problem. We love you back and it was awesome to meet you in person at Atlanta Frocktails! I’m waiting to hear the new addition to the family’s name.
It’s official 😅 Mr Canada is delightful ❤ he’s a keeper. That’s a lot of stuff to move around, glad you have it down far enough to get rid of the storage unit. Glad you’re feeling better, love the ears 😻. Pancake breakfast for charity is a thing here in Michigan too 😊
oh my gods, I can't even begin to praise this all. First of all, how great of Mr Canada to get in front of the camera and get involved like this! It's also great to see him do many of the faces and gestures Stephanie does herself, made me think of something along the lines of people living together resembling one another :)) Also, amazing success with the sales, I was worried a bit about that and I am happy to know it actually worked so well! Lot of work ahead to be sure, but that means more success, yay! Great editing as always, too! Thank you for making this video for us
The easiest way to fix the rusty metal cabinets is to sand blast it and repaint it the way they do cars. If there is a place near you that can do it. The cheapest was to do it is a mask, a wire brush (possibly on a electric tool) and a lot of work. if they where smaller I would say dunk them in coca cola but that would take ALOT of coke.
Seconding this🙂. In addition to the wire brush, there are some rust removal products on the market that come in gel or liquid form which might make the task easier in some places (like nooks and crannies). You can apply it, let it do its thing, and then wipe/rinse it off. It's not the (environmentally) friendliest stuff out there though so do be careful when you use it.
For the record, Steph’s done an amazing job editing me into something acceptable. The vast majority of my video was shot in about twenty minutes due to time constraints, and there was very little chance to re-shoot it. I would re-do a lot of it. Especially the blooper reel at the end….
And I now know why she finds it hard to watch and edit herself…. 😂❤
You did very well indeed.
You did great! She had to have something to work with to begin with so give yourself credit!
Great job! I know EXACTLY what a Pancake Breakfast is!
I got 5 metal cabinets and I decoupage them with torn Kraft paper. I painted them rice paper white. They look like shoji doors, turned out cute. I lightly sanded and sealed the metal. 5 years later they still look pretty.
You did a great job and I'd love to see more of you. (But not because Stephanie's sick, obviously 😂)
Mr. Canada did a great job filling in! Glad to see all the hard work and investment is paying off for ya'll ❤️😊
He really did! And yes, I got very lucky and made the right call (this time).
It's not work if U enjoy what U do! So very glad 2 hear Mr. Canada's summary of how well this gamble has paid off. That + hard work, eh? Congrats. Ciao
Okay, we officially love Mr. Canada.
Agree - he is a sweetheart Steph - Take good care of this guy.
Stephanie doesn’t sell crap. She checks every pattern so we know it’s complete. She won’t sell fabric if it is stained, or if she does, she tells you where the stains are.
As a former band and choir parent I am intimately acquainted with the yearly Pancake Breakfast fundraiser. This year, I got to see my new graduated music teacher daughter direct her own choir at the very same grade school Pancake Breakfast she performed and worked at through the years. Crying in my pancakes.
As a Belgian, I'm familiar with the 8-hour (European style) pancake fundraisers. Mr. Canada is very much correct that they make people go a little harder than the savory variants. More picky eaters and kids are into pancakes, and they hit the "dessert" instead of "meal" button, so people are less likely to call it quits after one or two plates. You can have all the volunteers, pans, burners and batter you could physically gather, and you'll still not have enough to meet demand.
Scouter parent here, totaly got rhe pancake reference!
I don't even sew, and I am still keenly following this saga.
Y'all both married very well. Mr. Canada has an imaginative wife who can see dreams and possibilities. I don't imagine that there is ever a dull moment. Mrs. Canada has a supportive husband who does not dissuade those dreams and passions and I acknowledges that they are in his wife's DNA level (can't change the spots on the leopard). Good job kids! Keep your sense of humor and keep your hands and feet inside the car at all times while the ride is in motion.
I have my own (over 50 years) collection of patterns, books, buttons, zippers, trims, notions, fabrics, etc. to deal with. I don't envy Stephanie. She has earned every penny of that money. That's a lot of work. Well done! Happy Mother's Day.
The profit sounds grand, but the labour cost of Stephanie and her assistant, and her family dont seem to have been included in the costs! Thank you for keeping these things out of a landfill!
I am laughing because me and your husband just kept saying "it's alot" while packing. 😂
Get the rusty cabinets sand blasted, then paint them with an undercoat and rustoleum paint.
Oh my! I so love your husband! He's hilarious. You two must be the best couple to know. I watch your videos for entertainment as information or shopping.
It was delightful to see that your husband is just as personable as you are, Stephanie. Thank you!
Mr Canada did great, but my favourite moment of him will forever be the time he saw the 80s Barbie Dress skirt for the first time😂
So much work! But I’m happy to see you’re making a profit for your work. Well done. And glad you’re feeling better.
It is a lot of work, but I do love it. And thank you, I am feeling much better.
@@StephanieCanada YAY!!!
- Cathy (&, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
What a cutie! The energy is so compatible and the support is top notch, thanks for stepping in Mr.C!! 💞
What a treasure of a husband!!!
Mr Canada can come back any time 👍😘 Seriously, y’all are both awesome.
Stephanie, I am with your hubby regarding the Pancake Breakfast. As a fellow Ohioan, I am ashamed you don't know about them. 😉 But, honestly, the town I grew up in had a yearly Pancake Breakfast at the local trade school and it was PACKED every year. And a local cat rescue is doing a spaghetti dinner for charity event soon. 🐈⬛🐈⬛
Anyway, it's alwsys good to see Mr. Canada. He did such a great job with this video. And the both of you are so freaking hilarious. ❤❤
Ohhhhh I love the Mr. Canada cameo. I also like his shirt!
Thank you! He really helped out (and did a great job).
Ironically - this was a work shirt. I had to immediately film and head straight to the office!
Yes, more Mr. Canada. He was fun to watch.
I'm glad to hear Stephanie is starting to feel better. I had noticed she didn't seem to be posting as usual and was beginning to wonder. Thank you Mr. Canada for helping make this video. You did a great job!
What a pair those two make!
I thought those were mostly unused patterns. I had no idea of what all went into the whole pattern business. Yikes.🤦♀️ i’m glad you’re better now Stephanie. I think you might have a good one there.
Aww thank you! Some of the patterns were unused, but lots of them were her personal patterns, so I have to check all of those (which are what was in the two rusty cabinets).
Mr. Canada is adorable! You two make a great couple!
Thanks, Mr. Canada. Wonderful update. Thank you, Stephanie, for the entertainment and fantastic offerings in your store. I have loved following along on this journey and occasionally buffing up my own stash. Also, as a Kiwanian I am very familiar with pancake sales.
Wonderful job, Mr. Canada. Whew, 😅 I was so afraid that Stephanie was in the ‘red’, as the saying goes.
Great job, Stephanie! Here’s hoping you sort of stick to the timeline Mr. Canada set out for you ….
Stephanie, did you ever sew something up for frocktails?
Also loved the video on why I sew my own clothes!
❤️👗🌹💕🥰
He's a cutie and i can totally imagine much laughter in your house
Pancake fundrasers ! That takes me back ! Thanks for this youtube post ! Really cheered me up !
Hello from Florida! He did a GREAT job on this video! You are blessed to have someone like him that is so supportive of your dreams & goals. Looking forward to your next video! :)
As a fellow Grogu fan, I just have to say I love your ears!!!
I got the pancake reference. They used to do a Shriners pancake fundraiser every year. My parents would go, and I was so excited about it. Shriners, they had the fez hats, yeah maybe it was circus now, but I think about it, but who knows I don’t know if it’s some kind of charity.
I love Stephanie’s channel! And Mr. Canada, I can see why you 2 are together! I love the humor, & encouragement. 😂🎉
Pancake Breakfast for the Band...Yes, Been to tons of them.
We LOVE you and your estate sale!
Aww thank you!
I love the Mr Canada reactions.
You make me feel better about my craft room(s).
I ADORE buttons. Collect them, roll around in them, just love them.
STEPH I AM SO HAPPY TO HEAR YOU"VE MADE A PROFIT!!!
Hi Mr C! 👋 Good job standing in for our lovely Stephanie.
I’m so excited for you ❤ I can’t wait to be at your antique store grand opening! One dream at a time baby 🤗🤗🤗
It's so funny seeing matching idiosyncracies between you two and wondering which came from who before you got together, and which came along as a joint creation of mannerisms from living together
Oh wow! Thanks for the update, it's good to have these kinds of mile markers. Good on Mr. Canada for doing such a good job in front of the camera! I'm also glad you're able to make a profit, I was a little worried 💜
Yes, yes yes please put buttons up. I need buttons I need buttons. I’m a garment so it’s just like you your husband’s doing a great job. What a great supportive
Sure am glad you feel better.
Well I bought a bunch of patterns & thrifted lots of fabric. Then was gifted baby&kids patterns, surger thread and 5 in quilting pieces.
Three quarters of the way through the video, and one thing is hugely clear. Steph, you married a great guy. ☺
Yes we do need to see more of you x
Thank Mr Canada, for filling in. Glad to hear that Steph is doing much better now. Until next time....we may sew in as much chaos 😉
Whilst there is still much to go I am glad it worked out well for you. And thank you Mr Canada for being an amazing supportive partner and for this awesome video. I can so see why you are married! That humour! That snark!
Oh, I wish I was there to help.
I love this kind of work, sorting and bringing order.
Hahahaha Your Husband has a great sense of humor, you make a good pair. WEll done guys you have saved a lot of good items from going to landfill.
Paint would help the rusty cabinet. Clean, sand, good wipe down and spray with paint made to cover rust. Wouldn't help if there are holes you'd have to patch those with bondo. You could probably do it in a couple days with dry time in your garage (with ventilation)
Oh please please please please please please make him do it again, it was so funny. But this time, with Steph right beside with the faces lol. Awesome video!!!!
When I still lived in Wisconsin, our volunteer fire dept did a yearly pancake breakfast fundraiser. (and when I just checked, sounds like the last one was in April so it's still going strong) I got the reference immediately.
I say! You’re actually chugging along! You guys are fantastic. Kudos to saving sewing history.
Good job Mr. Canada.
We appreciate her so much too. I'm sure I sew more chaotic than she does, and thanks to her I will continue to do so! wooo glad you are feeling better!
Just from watching Mr. Canada's mannerisms, I can tell yall really mesh well together. Yall have such similar senses of humor. Thanks for this little treat!
Mr. Canada is a doll, and a riot! You guys are two of a kind.
We do need more Mr Canada he's so funny like you! You had so much stuff you won't run out of stuff to do for a while honey xx
Even though I'm an avid sewist and have a TH-cam channel, I don't have an online shop or any particular interest in selling vintage fabrics and such. But honestly, I would jump on a bargain like that if I ever came across it and happily open an online shop. That was a fantastic bargain, and I'm so glad to hear it's paying off for you guys. Way to go!
The rusty cabinets could be sandblasted or handsanded and then repainted. I’ve watched a lot of restoration videos for old rusty Tonka trucks and antiques, it’s great asmr!🤭 By the way, I love your content, your humor makes my day. 😊
The sheer amount of work that is going into this ongoing saga of the estate sale is truly-mind-boggling. Loving Mr Canada’s take on it. “It’s a lot” might be the understatement of the year. 😅 But as someone else said, thank you for all this work you are doing to keep vintage fabric, pattern and notions out of the landfill, preserving them for the community and sending them to a good home. As others have said, you more than deserve every penny of what you make because so much precious time and effort goes into every listing. Bravo!
Thank you Mr Canada, this was a fantastic video!
Thank you Mr. Canada for all the time on screen he's shared with us during this project, I'm sure he helps way more than we ever see in these videos.
I was in band for 7 years and I've never heard about selling pancakes for a fundraiser, it might be a very regional thing
Oooooo button books!
I also rescued dumpster patterns. Ive catalogued them and sorted by size and put them in temp plastic zip locks. I plan to sew all summer. I will be listing patterns for sale. All are brand new. I checked 5. that
Seems like all your hard work is paying off. Glad to hear that. 🙂
Love the Ned Canada cameo.❤
Thanks for guest Staring Mr. Canada!!!
Thank you both for this. Hope everyone gets to feeling better soon. 30k in 6 months running a business is big. Let’s also not forget the other incidentals like overhead, the time value alone spent to me is mind boggling. Roughly 1k per week in 31ish weeks. Well done & take a bow! May you invest in a foot massager or at least a spa day sometime soon!
The Canadas are adorable and full of epic energy. Love y'all!!!
I loved the surprise Mr. Canada video! And I love how supportive of the whole endeavor that he is (especially when he sees the good numbers lol). This was a delightful surprise, and I'm looking forward to seeing what other treasures you've uncovered
You two are a POWER COUPLE! As the Green brothers say, "Don't forget to be awesome." Though you don't seem to have any problem with that!
I am so glad I found this channel and other sewing channels. You all are such encouraging and motivating for me to improve my sewing skills. I am almost done with a project for a friend and will work on a shirt for myself soon!
Good job you two! Mr. Canada you're a natural in front of the camera, keeping it to the facts. 👍💖🥞😂
Thank you Mr. Canada! Loved the update ❤
Aww, your hubby is great ! He did a great job ! Glad you're feeling better !
Love Mr Canada taking over from you. He needs to do it again.
I’m new to sewing, so I am definitely sewing in chaos like Stephanie! 😂 But honestly, I’m so glad I found your channel for many reasons. Thank you for sharing this journey with us. It’s been so much fun to watch (and buy from).
This was so funny...your hubby was great for filling in. Comedy gold!
Mr. Canada is adorable!! You can tell how much he has absorbed from what you do, Stephanie!! ❤
I’m impressed with these numbers. I restore and sell vintage clothing and couldn’t hope to see that return. Brava!❤
Mr. Canada is absolutely lovely!
I don’t sew, but I find Stephanie very entertaining. I’m glad you made a profit for all your hard work. Nice job Mr. Canada.
Y'all are doing an amazing job and I'm here to cheer you on in this amazing saga!!
I adore your hubby and I can see what you see in each other. I would like to see more of you both.
Glad to see Stephanie is better. Kudos to Mr Canada for filling in very well. Well done on processing so much stuff. The first trim video brought back some very happy childhood memories of me and my sister and our mom putting ribbons in our hair 🥲. Looking forward to watching the second one. So thank you for sharing your journey and good luck for this and future endeavours!
It was nice to see and hear your husband, he's delightful and so supportive of you!! Love it!!
We definitely need more videos with Mr Canada. I really should empty my own storage unit that was only a temp solution while I sort out my sewing room (I shall do some tomorrow). And if it wasn't for the incredible cost of postage from the US, I'd so be ordering fabric and patterns.
I am loving his perspective on this.
Mr. Canada is a natural in front of the camera!
I know it's a ton of work but it's great to hear these things are going places they'll be used and loved.
BRAVO Mr Canada and glad you’re feeling better Stephanie
You are the reason for all of us having a pattern problem. We love you back and it was awesome to meet you in person at Atlanta Frocktails! I’m waiting to hear the new addition to the family’s name.
That’s so much hard work! Congrats on what you’ve achieved so far! Also I make no promises about the chaos levels in my own sewing
Mr. Canada is a rock star! More of Mr. Canada, please! 😊
I just came here to ask for more mr canada please and thank you 💖
It’s official 😅 Mr Canada is delightful ❤ he’s a keeper. That’s a lot of stuff to move around, glad you have it down far enough to get rid of the storage unit. Glad you’re feeling better, love the ears 😻. Pancake breakfast for charity is a thing here in Michigan too 😊
Oh my goodness! Such a delight to have Mr. Canada. Nicely done.
oh my gods, I can't even begin to praise this all.
First of all, how great of Mr Canada to get in front of the camera and get involved like this! It's also great to see him do many of the faces and gestures Stephanie does herself, made me think of something along the lines of people living together resembling one another :))
Also, amazing success with the sales, I was worried a bit about that and I am happy to know it actually worked so well! Lot of work ahead to be sure, but that means more success, yay!
Great editing as always, too!
Thank you for making this video for us
Glad you are feeling better. Love your sense of humor!
The easiest way to fix the rusty metal cabinets is to sand blast it and repaint it the way they do cars. If there is a place near you that can do it. The cheapest was to do it is a mask, a wire brush (possibly on a electric tool) and a lot of work. if they where smaller I would say dunk them in coca cola but that would take ALOT of coke.
Seconding this🙂. In addition to the wire brush, there are some rust removal products on the market that come in gel or liquid form which might make the task easier in some places (like nooks and crannies). You can apply it, let it do its thing, and then wipe/rinse it off. It's not the (environmentally) friendliest stuff out there though so do be careful when you use it.
I really like Mr. Canada doing the occasional video. He has a presence.
Mr. Canada seems to have a similar humor to Stephanie. He did a great job here! I’m looking at getting some fabrics now before they sell out! 🎉