I had to pause a few times while watching with my grandchildren. I hope I didn’t miss any feet popping up. I counted 6 if you include the beginning and the end. I love your content! So do the youngsters! My grandson aspires to do these types of crafts. He just finished painted cardboard puppet. 💕
This is so good! I too got distracted by watching the video and the how to make stuff that I forgot to watch for the foot. Great job, love your stuff, and can't wait to see what is next! Also now I kinda want to make a tiny bigfoot butler for my house :D.
Got too involved in watching and forgot to count the feet 😂 Awesome project though! The hot glue and crayon trick is so cool - do you have another video posted anywhere where you go in more depth on that? Thanks for sharing!
I would really use your opinion on what to use for a project in workings on. im very much a novice maker and have limited experience. i have 3 craft cement chameleon heads and want to add tongues coming out that i can use for coat/leash hooks. I'm finding any wire that is pliable enough to bend isnt strong enough to hang anything on, and anything stronger i've struggled to a. get it in the right shape or b. have a way to anchor the tongue to the head in a way that doesn't ruin the way it looks. any suggestions you might have would be so appreciated!
I think I counted 6 feet ?! Lol. Great build. I tend to use p.v.c. piping for the "skeleton" as it's easy to cut, easy to glue with the special glue (sold right next to the pipe) & I like the different fasteners (cross, 45 degree angle, etc.) . You can easily drill into it as well. If folks are looking for more "moving" fasteners, say for a Halloween prop - check out Spider's Props. Cost more then P.V.C. fasteners for sure, but fantastic if you are making a kinetic piece! Another tip for folks, here in the USA the big box stores sell what they call "Contractor's Bundle" of masking tape - about 30 bucks last time I checked, but if you can buy in bulk, will save you money. DO leave the tape rolls wrapped in the shrink wrap plastic until you need them, as they will slowly degrade. You CAN zap in the microwave CAREFULLY for a few seconds if you get an old roll that is dried up a bit.....
Wow! Soo great!! You mentioned melted crayons and hot glue for the teeth and eyes? They look so realistic!! Is it a 1:1 ratio? Thank you for sharing! Really enjoyed watching!! 💜
Hi! Sorry for the slow response. the hot glue and crayon give the teeth a really glossy, candy-coated look. This short explains it a bit better: th-cam.com/video/jK1aeG5ezcQ/w-d-xo.html
He is adorable. I love him! I never thought of reusing gift wrap. I will have to remember next year.
Wow, I'm so impressed with how sparingly you've used the faux fur. Your snowman looks wonderful. I'm so inspired. You did a wonderful job!
I have to take another moment to admire the eyes and teeth, so pretty, shiny, and fun!
You’re just what I needed to see! Great quality, great inspiration!!! Thank you!
Amazing Project, great ideas for making such a huge figure! And he looks really sweet ^^
THANK YOU! Thanks so much for watching and for commenting!
It looks just like him. Great job!
He is absolutely fantastic! Great job!!!
Aw thanks so much!
I really love what u do!! All your projects bring me joy!! I would love to craft with u one day!!!
oh gosh, this is the nicest compliment! Thank you so much!
Omgosh!! he came out so good! He is my favorite. i may have to try, you make it look so easy. I saw the foot 5 times 😊
You can do it!
Hey! Just watched a few more of your videos. Fun stuff! Subscribed!
Hey thanks so much! I truly appreciate it!
I had to pause a few times while watching with my grandchildren. I hope I didn’t miss any feet popping up. I counted 6 if you include the beginning and the end. I love your content! So do the youngsters! My grandson aspires to do these types of crafts. He just finished painted cardboard puppet. 💕
Just WOW!!❤
Thanks! I'm really proud of him 😁
@@janesawyermakes as well you should be!
My daughter and I counted 5🦶🤞This project turned out great!! I love the look of the teeth and eyes. Well worth the frustration I hope😁
I saw the foot 4 times I think if we are talking about just when they popped up and not when you were showing it off.
Absolutely amazing! I love how you break down the whole process too! ❤
So cool!
Why thank you, Mr. Rabbits!
Oh wow! I love him!
Love this guy :)
Thanks, Bec! 🙂♥️
This is so good! I too got distracted by watching the video and the how to make stuff that I forgot to watch for the foot. Great job, love your stuff, and can't wait to see what is next!
Also now I kinda want to make a tiny bigfoot butler for my house :D.
Thanks for your support, Wesley! Always appreciate your comments!
Ps. I want to make a bigfoot too!... Should we...?
@@janesawyermakes are you suggesting a Bigfoot Buddy Battle Build Off?!
@@InadequateSeating Yes! OF COURSE I'm suggesting a Bigfoot Buddy Battle Build-Off!
Bumbles BOUNCE!! 😂😂😂
True, but I'm still not willing to test it on this one! 🤪
Love your DIYs and thrifty materials! Will you do Yukon Cornelius next?
I REALLY want to make him! At this point, it'll have to wait until next year. 😩
Got too involved in watching and forgot to count the feet 😂 Awesome project though! The hot glue and crayon trick is so cool - do you have another video posted anywhere where you go in more depth on that? Thanks for sharing!
Here's a short where I go into more detail about the crayon/ hot glue trick. 😀👍 th-cam.com/users/shortsjK1aeG5ezcQ?feature=share
I would really use your opinion on what to use for a project in workings on. im very much a novice maker and have limited experience. i have 3 craft cement chameleon heads and want to add tongues coming out that i can use for coat/leash hooks. I'm finding any wire that is pliable enough to bend isnt strong enough to hang anything on, and anything stronger i've struggled to a. get it in the right shape or b. have a way to anchor the tongue to the head in a way that doesn't ruin the way it looks. any suggestions you might have would be so appreciated!
I think I counted 6 feet ?! Lol.
Great build. I tend to use p.v.c. piping for the "skeleton" as it's easy to cut, easy to glue with the special glue (sold right next to the pipe) & I like the different fasteners (cross, 45 degree angle, etc.) . You can easily drill into it as well.
If folks are looking for more "moving" fasteners, say for a Halloween prop - check out Spider's Props. Cost more then P.V.C. fasteners for sure, but fantastic if you are making a kinetic piece!
Another tip for folks, here in the USA the big box stores sell what they call "Contractor's Bundle" of masking tape - about 30 bucks last time I checked, but if you can buy in bulk, will save you money. DO leave the tape rolls wrapped in the shrink wrap plastic until you need them, as they will slowly degrade. You CAN zap in the microwave CAREFULLY for a few seconds if you get an old roll that is dried up a bit.....
Hey that’s cool! Maybe you could make the Grinch next year!😊
Oh! Good idea!
Wow! Soo great!! You mentioned melted crayons and hot glue for the teeth and eyes? They look so realistic!! Is it a 1:1 ratio? Thank you for sharing! Really enjoyed watching!! 💜
Not 1:1 - lemme see if I can link the Short where I explained it...
th-cam.com/users/shortsjK1aeG5ezcQ
Thank you!
What paper clay did you use? Was it store bought or self made?
DAS brand. I've tried homemade clays and I don't like them nearly as much. Hope that helps!
Why hot glue and crayon? I don't understand what it's supposed to be doing
Hi! Sorry for the slow response. the hot glue and crayon give the teeth a really glossy, candy-coated look. This short explains it a bit better: th-cam.com/video/jK1aeG5ezcQ/w-d-xo.html