Phew. Finally found a tutorial that I really learned something from! Calm, straight forward, thorough, and to the point. Exactly what I needed. Thank you!
Hello ladies! Thanks for the comments! If you allow the paint to dry before you peel the stencil the paint can stick to the stencil and peel up with it. This happens a lot when you paint a room and peel the painters tape off the trim. If you peel it off wet this won't happen.
awesome job...I just received cricut explore one...we do pallet crafts...watching your tutorial just gave me many...many ideas..thank you !Merry Christmas
Thank you for the Video, I just purchased my Cricut machine and not sure what type of project to do. Now that I've watched your video I must get started.
Rosalie Donnels that's so exciting! it took me a bit of trying some of everything to find what I like the most. although I haven't overly gone into paper crafting yet.
Very nice video. You explained nicely...what you did; what you are doing; what products you used and how to use them. I may able to make a few signs, thanks to you!
Why aren’t you doing more Cricut videos? I really liked this one and how you explained the process. I will say, I did get a little nervous when you were pulling that stencil off. I was afraid that some of the paint was going to flick back onto the wood. But your young not shaky hands were perfect. I love the saying too.
Aww thank you! I haven't been able to make any videos lately because unfortunately I have been dealing with an injury that doesn't allow me to look down for long period of time. I am doing the work to heal so hopefully I can get back at it soon!
I am curious as to why you didn't use transfer tape to transfer your stencil to prevent the trouble of trying to line up the center of the "d". Other than that, great video and it gives me sooooo many ideas to do for our home, so thank you.
The tweezer things really do help. It is still really tricky, especially the smaller the letter is! i just do my best to make sure they don't touch anything since they have wet paint on them.
I love all your videos... I am hoping to buy a cricut soon and start making signs for my home. I was wondering if you have ever done a split monogram sign? I think that will be my first project.
I love the signs and I have zero experience (owned my own cricut for 5-6 yrs and have only removed it from the box once) but I wondered why you didn't let the paint dry before removing the stencil; wouldn't that be easier? Kim
Kim Donally oh my gosh get it out of the box lol! It is so much fun! I don't let the paint dry because it dries attaching itself to the stencil and when you lift the stencil paint comes up with it.
Thanks! The mod Podge keeps the paint from bleeding around or under the stencil. I do not out a seal on them if they are for indoor use. If they are going to be outside then yes they will need one!
Great video! I was also wondering why the stencil is peeled up before the paint drys? Hope to see you do more videos. My only negative comment would be that the volume is very low and hard to hear even with my volume up full. Thanks!
Hi. New to Cricuting. I just tried to make a few stencils using contact paper (where I live, I don't know where to find actual stencil paper) but none of them really turned out so well. When I was weeding it, it seemed to pull things up that weren't supposed to be pulled up. I used another piece of contact paper on top as transfer tape. That wasn't so successful either. Any advice? Is contact paper a viable alternative to stencil paper? Thanks.
Yes contact paper is all I use now! Did you weed it in the vinyl setting? That's what I do and never have an issue weeding it? It's hard to tell without seeing it.
Great tutorial! Does it make a difference if you use gloss vs. matte ModPodge? Or does the matte soak up the paint/leave a strange texture? If you wanted to have a sign for outdoors, what do you suggest to use to seal it so it doesn't get weathered too terribly quickly without making it super glossy?
Whitney Smith Hey thanks so much! If you are using the sign outdoors you want to put a polycrylic on it to make it water proof. The type of modpodge doesn't matter as it will be underneath your paint. Hope that helps!
If you remove the stencil before the paint dries to keep the paint from pulling off, why doesn't the layer of Mod Podge keep the stencil from coming off? It seems to me that once the Mod Podge dried, the stencil edges would be glued down and wouldn't come off.
Margaret Williams that is a good question. I am not mod podging the pull stencil just the openings of where the letters are. The edges do not have mod podge on them so I am able to peel them up.
Kaylee Noftle I purchased my machine through Amazon. They have machines only 2 purchase and also machine+bundles. I purchased the bundle with vinyl and accessories (tools). I think it came w/6 tubes of various vinyl colors and the basic tools needed 2 peel,cut and scrape. It arrived within 2days from purchase date. Hope this helps 💕🐢💕
He got it from Michaels. We have friends who have ordered off the cricut website when they have free shipping to canada events as well. sorry for the late reply
Hey I ordered transfer tape but it is clear and hard to work with...I noticed that yours had a blue tint. I can not find it where I'd I you get it from?
I was wondering what setting you use to cut Stencil's when using contact paper,I'm having a hard time with it cutting all the way through instead of just top layer
thank you,that's what I use and it goes all the way through, I'm new to this and just trying to figure it all out,maybe I just need to find a setting for thinner material I don't know ,thanks for the reply
love video , wondering why we use the Modge Podge firts? what does that do ? thank you and do u seal it after u use the chalk paint? sorry new at this xx
Hello Lucy, thank you so much for your kind words. I use the mod podge to create a barrier so that the paint doesn't bleed under the stencil. I also do not treat my finished products as they are indoor signs but if they were an outdoor sign I would use a polycrylic over top! Hope that answers your questions!
I love the idea of mod podge, I was wondering if that would work. I know with chalk paint you normally have to use the wax afterwards. Do you not do that? How well do your signs hold up? Does acrylic paint work with pod podge?
crystal lupal wow, you are fast! I️ painted the mod podge, let that dry, painted my first coat, let that dry (maybe 30 minutes), painted a second coat because it was too thin and then peeled the stencil off after 5 minutes or so so I️ wouldn’t get the paint everywhere. Is that too long?
The paper inside the cricut for this project was the cricut stencil material. You can buy it at Michael's or on the cricut website. I now use contact paper as a stencil as it is much cheaper
Adriana Garcia for this sign I am using the cricut brand stencil vinyl. I get it at my local Michaels and when there is free shipping to Canada I buy it off the cricut website.
Ivy Arellano Diaz it really depends on the quality of the picture. If it is very clear than you can do that for sure but it will have a shape around it in the colour of the pillow.
what type of stain do you use? i've made several signs and sometimes i struggle with the stencil sticking to the sign, or the paint not sticking to the stain. oil based? water based? have you had any struggles with this?
Amber Anderson I have not had any issues with my stain. I am using a wood stain from home Depot but I don't know the exact name or type. I let it fully dry at least 12-24 hours before painting though. it may be your paint that is the issue as well. I use chalk paint and have the best results. acrylic paint lifts right off!
Minwax has water based stains in lots of colors. You can even mix them to get the color you want. Easy clean-up and I have had no problems with them. You can find them at Home Depot, Lowes, Menards or any hardware store.
How come you don't have to make bridges for letters in text when using vinyl? I use blank plastic stencil sheets and have to make bridges for certain letters.
When you cut letters out, some letters need bridges to hold the middle of the letter in place. Like for example if I don't make a bridge for the letter, "O" and the cricut cuts it out, it's going to look like a circle instead of the letter, "O". Here's a link to show you. www.google.com/search?q=stencil+bridges&hl=en&site=webhp&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjOv_a59rHVAhXLlVQKHa93DN8Q_AUICigB&biw=1366&bih=638#imgrc=z2r0jZrcxb9lhM:
Here's another link. www.google.com/search?q=stencil+bridges&hl=en&site=webhp&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjOv_a59rHVAhXLlVQKHa93DN8Q_AUICigB&biw=1366&bih=638#imgrc=4ktryo58NHcyiM:
Ok I see what you mean. When cutting with vinyl I don't need to do that because the vinyl is in a backing paper so once I cut out the words I want I week the words out and am left with everything perfectly in place. The middles of the letters all stay stuck to the backing.
Cindy Zellner I do not reuse my stencils. They are so inexpensive to make that it isn't worth it for me to have to wash them while not getting the sticky back wet and I am not overly careful when pulling them up they often rip or I even cut them.
crystal lupal ah this is what has been the issue with me lol and i have to go clean the edges! I just did your way and it was perfect!!👌👌👌 thannnk you!!!
I have a PDF of a phrase in a special font that someone wants me to cut out and make a stencil of, that they will paint onto wood. Can I do that with my cricut air? Can I use a PDf or their image and cut out this phrase for them?
I agree it would be easier. I try to save money and not use transfer tape unless it is absolutely needed so didn't really think of it. Thanks for the idea!
Jessica Schmidt I set the dial to custom and choose the stencil material setting. If you find it doesn't cut well enough then leave it in when it finishes cutting (don't release the feed) and hit the cut button on the machine (flashing Cricut) to cut it a second time
On this video I did not because the Cricut stencil material is really thick and doesn't bend on small projects like this easily but for anything bigger I used contact paper as transfer paper.
mka1806 thank you, I apologize for the sound, it was the first video I made and in all my devices it is really loud so not sure why some people are having trouble.
Kristen Cruse I do not, it would just make a mess. I have started using contact paper as well as it is cheaper and I just throw it out and make a new one for the next project.
Joseph Kirk thanks for your question! the mod podge keeps the paint from bleeding underneath the stencil. it creates a barrier on the edges of the stencil!
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Phew. Finally found a tutorial that I really learned something from! Calm, straight forward, thorough, and to the point. Exactly what I needed. Thank you!
thank you so much! I'm so glad!
Agree😘💗
Hello ladies! Thanks for the comments!
If you allow the paint to dry before you peel the stencil the paint can stick to the stencil and peel up with it. This happens a lot when you paint a room and peel the painters tape off the trim. If you peel it off wet this won't happen.
Thanks! I was just about to ask about that. This seems simple enough to do! :) Love it!
What size is the piece of wood? Is it a 1x4 or 2x6? And how thick is it?
Awesome job! Thank you for sharing! My husband bought me one for Christmas! Can't wait to use it!
For Christmas my boyfriend bought me the Cricut maker and i been etching wine glasses having a blast.
Just got a cricut and your video was helpful!
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing!! All I need now is the stencil material!!
very cool didnt know about this machine.. I started making projects and cant paint free hand lol thanks for sharing
A great tutorial for a beginner thank you.
awesome job...I just received cricut explore one...we do pallet crafts...watching your tutorial just gave me many...many ideas..thank you !Merry Christmas
Kathy Case thank you! it is so much fun to think up new ideas and watch them come to life!
Thank you for the Video, I just purchased my Cricut machine and not sure what type of project to do. Now that I've watched your video I must get started.
Rosalie Donnels that's so exciting! it took me a bit of trying some of everything to find what I like the most. although I haven't overly gone into paper crafting yet.
May I ask, what is mod podge used for?
Love this! I'm currently trying to decide on whether or not to invest in a Cricut for my crafting. Thank you for sharing :)
Ashley Bricker so worth it!
So worth the purchase! The explore air 2 is 2x faster than E. A but so worth it!!!!
YESSSS!
Great tutorial!
Thanks
Great video.... it's so nerve wracking watching you peel the stencil off.... lol
The project looks AWESOME!!!!
Thanks for the quick response Crystal!
Very nice video. You explained nicely...what you did; what you are doing; what products you used and how to use them. I may able to make a few signs, thanks to you!
Why aren’t you doing more Cricut videos? I really liked this one and how you explained the process. I will say, I did get a little nervous when you were pulling that stencil off. I was afraid that some of the paint was going to flick back onto the wood. But your young not shaky hands were perfect. I love the saying too.
Aww thank you! I haven't been able to make any videos lately because unfortunately I have been dealing with an injury that doesn't allow me to look down for long period of time. I am doing the work to heal so hopefully I can get back at it soon!
I am curious as to why you didn't use transfer tape to transfer your stencil to prevent the trouble of trying to line up the center of the "d". Other than that, great video and it gives me sooooo many ideas to do for our home, so thank you.
great video
Taking the inside of the letters out makes me so nervous... I was holding my breath watching this! haha!
The tweezer things really do help. It is still really tricky, especially the smaller the letter is! i just do my best to make sure they don't touch anything since they have wet paint on them.
Melissa
I love all your videos... I am hoping to buy a cricut soon and start making signs for my home. I was wondering if you have ever done a split monogram sign? I think that will be my first project.
Violet Orner thank you so much! I have not made a monogram sign yet!
Thanks! First one I've watched. Good instruction
I love the signs and I have zero experience (owned my own cricut for 5-6 yrs and have only removed it from the box once) but I wondered why you didn't let the paint dry before removing the stencil; wouldn't that be easier? Kim
Kim Donally oh my gosh get it out of the box lol! It is so much fun! I don't let the paint dry because it dries attaching itself to the stencil and when you lift the stencil paint comes up with it.
Thanks and Lord willing, I'm gonna get it out soon ~ watching lots of videos for tips
Kim Donally ...is it out of the box yet?!
Hi, nice tutorial! Can you tell why the mod-podge is needed first, before the paint?
Thanks! Without it the paint is more likely to bleed under your stencil!
Great tutorial, I'm just wondering why you used the mode podge ? and also do you put a sealant on the signs after they are dry?
Thanks! The mod Podge keeps the paint from bleeding around or under the stencil. I do not out a seal on them if they are for indoor use. If they are going to be outside then yes they will need one!
Great idea. I have a question though, why did you peel off the stencil before the paint dried?
Thanks for the question. See comment above!!!
Great video! I was also wondering why the stencil is peeled up before the paint drys? Hope to see you do more videos. My only negative comment would be that the volume is very low and hard to hear even with my volume up full. Thanks!
Not sure why the volume seems so low it blares on my computer. I will look into it for sure! Thanks! See my other comment as to why I peel wet! Thanks
Linda wondering what other kinds of videos you would be interested in seeing!
How about layering vinyl?
+Linda R I'll start one as soon as I finish my current orders!
Sounds Good!
Hi. New to Cricuting. I just tried to make a few stencils using contact paper (where I live, I don't know where to find actual stencil paper) but none of them really turned out so well. When I was weeding it, it seemed to pull things up that weren't supposed to be pulled up. I used another piece of contact paper on top as transfer tape. That wasn't so successful either. Any advice? Is contact paper a viable alternative to stencil paper? Thanks.
Yes contact paper is all I use now! Did you weed it in the vinyl setting? That's what I do and never have an issue weeding it? It's hard to tell without seeing it.
Great tutorial! Does it make a difference if you use gloss vs. matte ModPodge? Or does the matte soak up the paint/leave a strange texture? If you wanted to have a sign for outdoors, what do you suggest to use to seal it so it doesn't get weathered too terribly quickly without making it super glossy?
Whitney Smith Hey thanks so much! If you are using the sign outdoors you want to put a polycrylic on it to make it water proof. The type of modpodge doesn't matter as it will be underneath your paint. Hope that helps!
Yes! Thank you so much!!
If you remove the stencil before the paint dries to keep the paint from pulling off, why doesn't the layer of Mod Podge keep the stencil from coming off? It seems to me that once the Mod Podge dried, the stencil edges would be glued down and wouldn't come off.
Margaret Williams that is a good question. I am not mod podging the pull stencil just the openings of where the letters are. The edges do not have mod podge on them so I am able to peel them up.
I made a stencil using circuit vinyl, can I just stick that to my wood and paint it and then peel the vinyl away?
Laura McMaster you can try for sure!
Thank you so much for the video. Just got my cricut and about to do first project. Do you let the mod podge completely dry before painting over it?
Kesha Thomas yes I do.
Cute signs. What is the purpose of the mod podge?
Mommie Kat thanks! The mod podge seels the edges of the stencil so that the paint won't bleed under it!
crystal lupal GENIUS!!!! Thank you!
Smart idea! Thank you for this tip!😘
I'm located in Canada, and would love to purchase this machine and necessary supplies! do you know where your husband purchased it?
Kaylee Noftle I purchased my machine through Amazon. They have machines only 2 purchase and also machine+bundles. I purchased the bundle with vinyl and accessories (tools). I think it came w/6 tubes of various vinyl colors and the basic tools needed 2 peel,cut and scrape. It arrived within 2days from purchase date. Hope this helps
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We bought it at Michaels in Toronto. Costco also sells it
He got it from Michaels. We have friends who have ordered off the cricut website when they have free shipping to canada events as well. sorry for the late reply
Hey I ordered transfer tape but it is clear and hard to work with...I noticed that yours had a blue tint. I can not find it where I'd I you get it from?
Yvonne Rich hello! I am using the Cricut brand stencil paper. You can find it on their website or I buy it at michaels as well!
I was wondering what setting you use to cut Stencil's when using contact paper,I'm having a hard time with it cutting all the way through instead of just top layer
Dawn Sturkie I use the vinyl + setting.
thank you,that's what I use and it goes all the way through, I'm new to this and just trying to figure it all out,maybe I just need to find a setting for thinner material I don't know ,thanks for the reply
Dawn Sturkie try turning it down to vinyl or even one setting lower. the more you go down on the dial the lighter the cut.
Sorry, dumb beginner question: What's the Mod Podge's purpose for under the paint?
Nevermind :) I found the answer below. Thanks for the video!
love video , wondering why we use the Modge Podge firts? what does that do ? thank you and do u seal it after u use the chalk paint? sorry new at this xx
Hello Lucy, thank you so much for your kind words. I use the mod podge to create a barrier so that the paint doesn't bleed under the stencil. I also do not treat my finished products as they are indoor signs but if they were an outdoor sign I would use a polycrylic over top! Hope that answers your questions!
thank you never knew that ; )
I love the idea of mod podge, I was wondering if that would work. I know with chalk paint you normally have to use the wax afterwards. Do you not do that? How well do your signs hold up? Does acrylic paint work with pod podge?
Kimber Redmond if they are indoor signs I never put a coating on them. They hold up fantastic! They all look like they day I made them!
crystal lupal That’s awesome, thanks!
Crystal Lupai So, I tried this and some of the letters in my sign peeled from the mod podge, I think. Do you have any tips to avoid this?
Kimber Redmond you have to peel your stencil off as soon as you paint it. Don't let it dry at all. And use chalk paint not acrylic.
crystal lupal wow, you are fast! I️ painted the mod podge, let that dry, painted my first coat, let that dry (maybe 30 minutes), painted a second coat because it was too thin and then peeled the stencil off after 5 minutes or so so I️ wouldn’t get the paint everywhere. Is that too long?
What kind of paper did you use in the cricut? And where do you purchase it from? Thanks
The paper inside the cricut for this project was the cricut stencil material. You can buy it at Michael's or on the cricut website. I now use contact paper as a stencil as it is much cheaper
Thank you so much. I just got a cricut air 2 and I am trying to learn.
Hi Crystal! What brand of vinyl did you use & where did you get it? :) Thank you!!!
Adriana Garcia for this sign I am using the cricut brand stencil vinyl. I get it at my local Michaels and when there is free shipping to Canada I buy it off the cricut website.
hard to hear but awesome video to watch and follow
thank you...sorry about the volume.
its alright; I still enjoyed the video.
What did you have you cricut set at to cut? your audio wasn’t loud enough if you said
Sorry for the late response, when cutting contact paper my Cricut is set to Vinyl+
What type stensile maskine do you use?
theres a pillow i like the lettering and design from, can i upload the picture and just print it on iron on to iron onto a pillow?
Ivy Arellano Diaz it really depends on the quality of the picture. If it is very clear than you can do that for sure but it will have a shape around it in the colour of the pillow.
Ivy Arellano Diaz you can however the background colour of the pillow would show upon your iron on and the consequently on your pillow you are making.
Thank you I got it! 👍😊
what type of stain do you use? i've made several signs and sometimes i struggle with the stencil sticking to the sign, or the paint not sticking to the stain. oil based? water based? have you had any struggles with this?
Amber Anderson I have not had any issues with my stain. I am using a wood stain from home Depot but I don't know the exact name or type. I let it fully dry at least 12-24 hours before painting though. it may be your paint that is the issue as well. I use chalk paint and have the best results. acrylic paint lifts right off!
Minwax has water based stains in lots of colors. You can even mix them to get the color you want. Easy clean-up and I have had no problems with them. You can find them at Home Depot, Lowes, Menards or any hardware store.
i believe the mixing was in reference to different shades/colors of the minwax stain to get a custom stain color.
How come you don't have to make bridges for letters in text when using vinyl? I use blank plastic stencil sheets and have to make bridges for certain letters.
Diana L I am not really sure what a bridge is.
When you cut letters out, some letters need bridges to hold the middle of the letter in place. Like for example if I don't make a bridge for the letter, "O" and the cricut cuts it out, it's going to look like a circle instead of the letter, "O". Here's a link to show you. www.google.com/search?q=stencil+bridges&hl=en&site=webhp&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjOv_a59rHVAhXLlVQKHa93DN8Q_AUICigB&biw=1366&bih=638#imgrc=z2r0jZrcxb9lhM:
Here's another link. www.google.com/search?q=stencil+bridges&hl=en&site=webhp&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjOv_a59rHVAhXLlVQKHa93DN8Q_AUICigB&biw=1366&bih=638#imgrc=4ktryo58NHcyiM:
Ok I see what you mean. When cutting with vinyl I don't need to do that because the vinyl is in a backing paper so once I cut out the words I want I week the words out and am left with everything perfectly in place. The middles of the letters all stay stuck to the backing.
Oh ok, I understand now why it wouldn't work the same way with plastic. Thanks for your help.
With using this, can these stencils be kept to reuse?
Cindy Zellner I do not reuse my stencils. They are so inexpensive to make that it isn't worth it for me to have to wash them while not getting the sticky back wet and I am not overly careful when pulling them up they often rip or I even cut them.
crystal lupal Thank you!
Is it important to remove the stencil when it is still wet?
Charming Beauty by Kelsey absolutely! If you wait until the paint is dry it will peel the paint up with it. Don't try it lol!
crystal lupal ah this is what has been the issue with me lol and i have to go clean the edges! I just did your way and it was perfect!!👌👌👌 thannnk you!!!
I have a PDF of a phrase in a special font that someone wants me to cut out and make a stencil of, that they will paint onto wood. Can I do that with my cricut air? Can I use a PDf or their image and cut out this phrase for them?
Whitney DeCrescente you can try to import it as a photo
Thank you, thank you! I will give that a try. Still figuring out this fancy new machine.
To put stencil on..might be easier then you don't have to manually out the middle parts on. 😀
I agree it would be easier. I try to save money and not use transfer tape unless it is absolutely needed so didn't really think of it. Thanks for the idea!
Why wouldn't you use transfer tape?
To put the stencil on? Or as a stencil?
same question...to put the stencil on! I'm doing a bigger sign for my dad the way you're doing it & I'm scared to pull it off & stick it on...
I would use transfer tape myself
When you do the cut what do you have the dial set at?
Jessica Schmidt I set the dial to custom and choose the stencil material setting. If you find it doesn't cut well enough then leave it in when it finishes cutting (don't release the feed) and hit the cut button on the machine (flashing Cricut) to cut it a second time
Thank you Crystal, I will give that a try. I have had my air for a year and got so mad at it that I haven't touched it in months.
Did you use transfer tape?
On this video I did not because the Cricut stencil material is really thick and doesn't bend on small projects like this easily but for anything bigger I used contact paper as transfer paper.
What size is the wood planks and the thickness
Donna Clark these are the old slats from under my bed I'd say about a foot long but not sure the exact measurments.
Loved the video but I agree with the other comments .... the sound quality was poor.
mka1806 thank you, I apologize for the sound, it was the first video I made and in all my devices it is really loud so not sure why some people are having trouble.
what material did you use for the stencil?
veguecolep I use either the cricut stencil material or contact paper!
Sound needs attentionn
Can you reuse it for other wood signs
Kristen Cruse I do not, it would just make a mess. I have started using contact paper as well as it is cheaper and I just throw it out and make a new one for the next project.
do you buy a certain type of contact paper that is not cricut brand?? I know the cricut brand gets kinda pricey
why did you use the mod podge
Joseph Kirk thanks for your question! the mod podge keeps the paint from bleeding underneath the stencil. it creates a barrier on the edges of the stencil!
thanx sweetie!!
What font did you use?
I'm not 100% but I think it is called baby bump or.something similar. Sorry!
I have to buy a cricut explore one , Anyone can let me know how to operation this machine without internet?
Charly Lee I believe you can do so on an iPad but you would need the internet to get the program
what kind of stencil machine is that
It's a cricut explore air.
@@crystallupal2316 thanks
@@crystallupal2316 one more question , the sticky paper that does stencils ,what is that called so when i order . paint it on wood/
@@sierrarazevich1962 contact paper
Great mommy
You can use woodprix instructions to build it in the cheapest way.
I can hardly hear you.....
sorry
first
i like ur eyes
Cannot hear a thing
I bought instructions from WoodPrix and I builded it very very cheap.
YOU NEED TO TALK LOUDER AND CLEARER I HAVE MY SPEAKERS UP AND STILL CAN'T HEAR YOU.
Martha Rosbough sorry, it was one of my first videos, I have learnt about the volume in the editing stage, thanks!
I heard you just fine Crystal. :)
alyciakate13 thank you! 😀