I just hand drew a gingerbread men in 2 pieces - top half, bottom half totalling 5' tall. I own a micro lux palm size hand drill as I work with gourds. These gingerbread men are for a party and was trying to figure out a stand up method. I happened to be googling my options and came across your video. I'm hooked and subscribed. Thank you for the ideas.
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Wow they look even better than the pictures you’ve sent me. This is going to be the best Just Because party (not birthday) I’ve ever thrown for children. You are Totally Awesome 😎 thanks again and can’t wait until I’m better to come get them
Hello how did you print the images in Staples? I’m looking at their website, did you do it by Poster printing or Blueprints printing? I can’t find exactly how you printed it I’m trying to get the same sizes to print for my baby’s first birthday. please help! Thank you in advance!
I have connections at local warehouses to get cardboard and sometimes I buy from uline. For the printings, I did them at my local Staples. They do poster printings
@@Homemadegameguru the largest poster size at my local staples store is 24x36. How do you make life size posters of 5 or 6 feet? do you split them into multiple prints??
Thoroughly enjoyed your video. Was the cardboard single or double corrugated? What knife did you use to cut out the standup? I had double corrugated and it was so difficult to cut out, so that is why I was asking these questions. Thank you for the video.I know it was 3 years ago but it really gave me guidance.
Thanks for watching. I always use double corrugated cardboard and my knife is a utility blade. I can switch out blade for sharper ones as needed. I am used to cutting out cardboard by hand, as you can see in my other videos, so making this set wasn't daunting. You do cutting as much as I do and it becomes like cutting paper lol. Take care and please explore my other creations. cheers
The standees in this video were for a client in Detroit. I do custom work for people but it depends on what is requested, the size and where it's going
Hey. I got them printed at my local Staples. Easiest way to get good glossy prints. Good luck with your standee design. By the way, if you like original comic books, I just launched a campaign for my own self-published series. See if you like to try it out: kck.st/37UWMaV Cheers
I just hand drew a gingerbread men in 2 pieces - top half, bottom half totalling 5' tall. I own a micro lux palm size hand drill as I work with gourds. These gingerbread men are for a party and was trying to figure out a stand up method. I happened to be googling my options and came across your video. I'm hooked and subscribed. Thank you for the ideas.
Really inspiring - thank you! I was just looking for ideas for something to make to felt pieces stand up & I found this. Your work is amazing.
Nicely done Guru, that Freddy in the background looks pretty sick! Nice to see you back to making videos
not sure if you guys gives a damn but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times you can watch all the latest movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Been watching with my girlfriend recently xD
@Lukas Marlon yup, I have been using instaflixxer for months myself =)
Wow they look even better than the pictures you’ve sent me. This is going to be the best Just Because party (not birthday) I’ve ever thrown for children. You are Totally Awesome 😎 thanks again and can’t wait until I’m better to come get them
I was honored to make them :-)
Thank You! This tutorial is very helpful for me & future projects.
Where can you print it that big out at?
Great Video!! This will be my project for this weekend. I just brought a life size standee for 60 bucks for my daughter’s baby shower.
Beautiful work!
Dumb question but where did you get the prints done? Staples?
Yes, I use my local Staples. Customer for 9 years!
So do you just google a picture and take it to staples to print?
How do you know based on the size how big the easel backing should be? This was a great video! Really informative.
I usually just determine by eye. No real set size until you determine how big the standee will be. Thanks for watching. Cheers and happy creating
Bought your book. glad you're back! Always enjoy your videos :)
Awesome 👍🏽. Thanks for getting a copy. I hope you enjoy it. Already thinking up the next one.
@@Homemadegameguru Right on! Can't wait!! :)
What paper and printer is best for this use?
Hello how did you print the images in Staples? I’m looking at their website, did you do it by Poster printing or Blueprints printing? I can’t find exactly how you printed it I’m trying to get the same sizes to print for my baby’s first birthday. please help! Thank you in advance!
Poster printing. Staples can make up to 96" prints - at my local Staples anyway
cool you need more likes for this thanks for your help Im going to use your template and where is the cheapest place to print this big?
Thanks for watching it. I get my copies done at my local Staples
How do you size your images to be as big as the paper
I use Photoshop to layout the full image, then take time to separate into multiple 11x17 images with at least an inch of overlap
Where’d you get the card board from
I get mine from Uline or local warehouses by asking for their recyclable cardboard
Where did you get huge cardboard like that? And how did you print the glossy ones yourself? Your printer must be huge.
I have connections at local warehouses to get cardboard and sometimes I buy from uline. For the printings, I did them at my local Staples. They do poster printings
@@Homemadegameguru the largest poster size at my local staples store is 24x36. How do you make life size posters of 5 or 6 feet? do you split them into multiple prints??
How do you know exactly how to cut it?
Thoroughly enjoyed your video. Was the cardboard single or double corrugated? What knife did you use to cut out the standup? I had double corrugated and it was so difficult to cut out, so that is why I was asking these questions. Thank you for the video.I know it was 3 years ago but it really gave me guidance.
Thanks for watching. I always use double corrugated cardboard and my knife is a utility blade. I can switch out blade for sharper ones as needed. I am used to cutting out cardboard by hand, as you can see in my other videos, so making this set wasn't daunting. You do cutting as much as I do and it becomes like cutting paper lol. Take care and please explore my other creations. cheers
Thank ur 👏 amazing
which type of board is used ? please specify
The cardboard I use is classified as 275 lbs double-wall corrugated cardboard. It's the heavier cardboard used for fridge and stove boxes.
@@Homemadegameguru how much do you pay for each?
Can I hire you to do it for me?
The standees in this video were for a client in Detroit. I do custom work for people but it depends on what is requested, the size and where it's going
Where did you get the prints from?
I made them myself from images found in a Google search
What kind of printer do you have?
I wish I had seen this video about 2 hours ago before I wasted all my ink on regular printer paper lol Where do you get your images printed?
Hey. I got them printed at my local Staples. Easiest way to get good glossy prints. Good luck with your standee design.
By the way, if you like original comic books, I just launched a campaign for my own self-published series. See if you like to try it out: kck.st/37UWMaV
Cheers
@@Homemadegameguru what exactly do I go to on the staples sight is it the adhesive poster or what