simpleDIYsMy favorite brand of embroidery floss is DMC - amzn.to/3BQjx1O. OPEN ME FOR MEASUREMENTS and more information...
MEASUREMENTS: To create a bracelet that is 8 strands wide (like the blue one I demonstrated with in this video)... + Cut 4 strands, 60 inches long each for a BUTTON CLOSURE BRACELET OR + Cut 8 strands, 30 inches each for a TRADITIONAL BRACELET (tie on, cut off)
For a BUTTON CLOSURE bracelet, fold the strands in half, form a knot about 1/2 inch from the top (creating a loop), & start your bracelet. For a TRADITIONAL bracelet, just create a knot 2-3 inches from the top & start your bracelet.
MUSIC: Small Colin - "Mutations" (Used under Creative Commons Attribution Licensing)
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DIY Chevron Friendship BraceletsimpleDIYs2013-06-19 | My favorite brand of embroidery floss is DMC - amzn.to/3BQjx1O. OPEN ME FOR MEASUREMENTS and more information...
MEASUREMENTS: To create a bracelet that is 8 strands wide (like the blue one I demonstrated with in this video)... + Cut 4 strands, 60 inches long each for a BUTTON CLOSURE BRACELET OR + Cut 8 strands, 30 inches each for a TRADITIONAL BRACELET (tie on, cut off)
For a BUTTON CLOSURE bracelet, fold the strands in half, form a knot about 1/2 inch from the top (creating a loop), & start your bracelet. For a TRADITIONAL bracelet, just create a knot 2-3 inches from the top & start your bracelet.
MUSIC: Small Colin - "Mutations" (Used under Creative Commons Attribution Licensing)
Thanks for watching! Don't forget to rate, comment, & subscribe!I Made a $500 Candle - Huge Candle DIYsimpleDIYs2024-12-21 | I really want an extra large candle for my living room, but I can't afford the $500 Jo Malone oversized candle or the $284 Big A** Luxuries candle. So instead, I made my own extra large 10 pound (!) candle and I'm breaking down all of the costs! Got a question? More info below...
Huge Homemade Candle Blog Post: https://candleculture.blog/i-made-a-500-candle-huge-candle-diy/
🎥 | GEAR ↳ camera: canon m50 - amzn.to/49RXapy ↳ audio: tascam dr-10L lav mic - amzn.to/3ZNDaQf ↳ music: sourced from MusicBed.com ↳ editing: adobe premiere pro 2022
00:00 - 00:43 huge candles are expensive 00:44 - 01:30 fragrance oil 1:31 - 1:46 picking a jar 1:47 - 1:59 how much wax to use 1:59 - 2:52 picking a wax type 2:53 - 3:17 wick test 3:18 - 4:27 placing the wicks 4:28 - 4:55 melting the wax 4:56 - 5:40 my candle blog! 5:41 - 6:21 pouring the wax 6:22 - 6:54 final touches 6:55 - 7:50 the first burn 7:51 - 8:14 how much it cost
💰 | FTC / SPONSORSHIP DISCLOSURES ↳This video is NOT sponsored. All items featured were purchased by me. ↳The product links above are affiliate links. If you click on it and then go on to make a purchase, I get a few coins for sending you there. That 💰 goes to the production of future videos so thank you in advance. 🙏🏾crop top inspired two tone taper candles!simpleDIYs2024-08-15 | ...Eat your asparagus! 😝 Or, grab your own asparagus mold here! https://amzn.to/3AdOpZ3simpleDIYs2024-08-06 | ...today’s project: rainbow ribbed tapers 🌈simpleDIYs2024-08-05 | ...new obsession: flower candles for spring! 🌸 #candlemakersimpleDIYs2024-04-24 | homemade flower candles made with a blend of beeswax and soy waxthis candle should never be burned - DIY arch candlesimpleDIYs2023-09-30 | OPEN ME for the candle "recipe" and links to every tool I used to make this candle:
0:00 intro 0:11 my thoughts on this candle mold 1:00 candle ingredients 3:06 adding ingredients to the melting pitcher 4:08 how to wick the candle mold 6:05 adding the dye 7:45 testing the color 12:32 pouring the wax 13:23 de-molding the candle
This candle mold holds about 12 ounces of wax. I typically use a 60% soy wax/40% beeswax blend for candles made using a mold: soy wax: 7.2 oz. beeswax: 4.8 oz. stearic acid: 1.2 oz. (I add this to harden the candle + improve the burn time) liquid dye: several drops - I do not recommend using as much as I did if you want the candle to burn properly. Too much dye tends to clog the wick.
💰 DISCLOSURES This video is NOT an ad. This video is NOT sponsored. All items featured were purchased by me. The items linked above are affiliate links. If you click on one and then go on to make a purchase, I get a few coins for sending you there. That 💰 goes to the production of future videos so thank you in advance.Watermelon Friendship Bracelet Pattern TutorialsimpleDIYs2023-07-01 | 🍉 OPEN ME for measurements & more info...
My favorite brand of embroidery floss is DMC - amzn.to/3BQjx1O
📋 MEASUREMENTS Each string should be at least 40 inches. Cut 4 red strings, 1 white, 1 black, 1 dark green, and 1 lime green.
0:07 how to start the bracelet 0:44 ROW 1 4:56 ROW 2 7:05 ROW 3 9:18 ROW 4 11:16 how to finish the bracelet
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💰 DISCLOSURES This video is NOT an ad. This video is NOT sponsored. All items featured were purchased by me. The links above are affiliate links.Cactus Friendship Bracelet Pattern TutorialsimpleDIYs2023-06-19 | OPEN ME for measurements & more info...
My favorite brand of embroidery floss is DMC - amzn.to/3BQjx1O
📋 MEASUREMENTS Cut 10 strands total - 7 for a base color and 3 for a cactus color Each strand should be at least 40 inches.
0:18 how to tie the 4 knots 5:10 the cactus friendship bracelet pattern 5:42 how to start the bracelet 6:58 ROW 1 11:00 ROW 2 13:18 ROW 3 15:28 ROW 4 17:38 ROW 5 19:46 ROW 6 21:33 ROW 7 23:39 ROW 8 25:03 ROW 9 27:12 ROW 10 29:20 ROW 11 31:23 ROW 12 33:03 how to finish the bracelet
🖥️ OTHER PLACES YOU CAN FIND ME ON THE INTERNET ↳ pinterest: bit.ly/2Wg7bZ0 ↳blog: wwww.candleculture.blog
💰 DISCLOSURES This video is NOT an ad. This video is NOT sponsored. All items featured were purchased by me. The links above are affiliate links.
The song used in this video is Lemons by Kaptan. Licensed through MusicBed.sneak peek of this week’s #DIY 🌵simpleDIYs2023-06-12 | Watch this week’s #DIY project here: Cactus Friendship Bracelet Pattern youtu.be/TOUgrKBr6WU 🌵make candles with me 💙simpleDIYs2023-06-04 | the best part of candlemaking is the mold release 💙Make Candles with Me - Ribbed Candle SetsimpleDIYs2023-06-03 | OPEN ME for the candle "recipe" & links to everything I used to make this candle...
beeswax: 2 oz. soy wax: 5 oz. stearic acid: 0.7 oz. liquid dye: a few drops *wick: size 1/0 wick
This candle mold holds about 7 oz. of wax. I used a blend of beeswax and soy wax. I also add stearic acid to harden the candle + improve the burn time.
*Since this candle has 2 levels with different widths, it was tough to choose a wick size. The upper part is 2 inches wide, the lower part tapers out to 2.7 inches wide. I used a size 1/0 (amzn.to/3OJUzW0) which is better for the upper level, but a size 1 (amzn.to/3oQkznU) could also be used - it would be better for the lower level.
🖥️ OTHER PLACES YOU CAN FIND ME ON THE INTERNET ↳ pinterest: bit.ly/2Wg7bZ0
💰 DISCLOSURES This video is NOT an ad. This video is NOT sponsored. All items featured were purchased by me. The links above are affiliate links.Make Candles with Me - Cactus Candles!simpleDIYs2022-07-17 | How to Use a Silicone Candle Mold to Make a Cactus Candle 🌵
0:00 intro 0:11 how to set up a candle mold 0:54 what type of wax to use 1:31 melting the wax 2:05 how to add color 2:55 pouring the candle 3:36 final steps
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🎥 | VIDEO PRODUCTION ↳ camera: canon 60d (+ sigma 30mm f/1.8) + canon m50 ↳ audio: tascam dr-10L lav mic ↳ music: sourced from MusicBed.com ↳ editing: adobe premiere pro
💰 | FTC / SPONSORSHIP DISCLOSURES ↳This video is NOT sponsored. All items featured were purchased by me. ↳If you see an *, this is an affiliate link. If you click on it and then go on to make a purchase, I get a few coins for sending you there. That 💰 goes to the production of future videos so thank you in advance. 🙏🏾How To Make a Really Big Candle - Make a 7 Wick Candle with Me!simpleDIYs2022-07-09 | For printable instructions, click here: docs.google.com/document/d/1ECCrklyQGm5SwXINCNyZcqZxKcOJ4-XEXyP5tCr-SL4/edit?usp=sharing
0:00 intro 0:32 how much wax to use 0:58 what type of wax to use + other ingredients 2:14 how many wicks to use 3:50 where to put the wicks 5:41 how to secure the wicks 6:15 melting the wax 6:50 pouring the wax 7:39 final steps 8:19 burn test
✂️ | MATERIALS Heat-safe container Candle Wicks Wick Stickers Wax (I used 70% soy, 30% beeswax) Fragrance oil (I used citronella) OPTIONAL: Stearic acid
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🎥 | VIDEO PRODUCTION ↳ camera: canon 60d (+ sigma 30mm f/1.8) + canon m50 ↳ audio: tascam dr-10L lav mic ↳ music: sourced from MusicBed.com ↳ editing: adobe premiere pro
💰 | FTC / SPONSORSHIP DISCLOSURES ↳This video is NOT sponsored. All items featured were purchased by me. ↳If you see an *, this is an affiliate link. If you click on it and then go on to make a purchase, I get a few coins for sending you there. That 💰 goes to the production of future videos so thank you in advance. 🙏🏾Craft Room + Home Office Makeover | Before and After Ep. 2simpleDIYs2020-06-30 | Today I'm finally sharing my craft room/home office! I've been working from home since mid-March so I spend a lot of time in this room and I think all of the decor and DIY's have paid off. If you're looking for an item featured in the video, see below...
+FEATURED ITEMS (This video is NOT sponsored. Everything was purchased by me. Most of this is stuff I've collected over the years so links may no longer be available but I'll do my best!) -NAVY BLUE VELVET COUCH: Pier One -WHITE SAWHORSE DESK: Wayfair | bit.ly/3eRZwYa -WHITE CUBE SHELVES: Target -BLACK + WHITE RUG: Wayfair | bit.ly/3iiKoFf -BLACK WALL GRID: Amazon -PEGBOARD ACCENT WALL: DIY | youtube.com/watch?v=wWEDw9Jij7c -DESK LAMP: Target | bit.ly/3eNTnfB -PLANT WATERING CAN: IKEA | bit.ly/3eOx7SH
+FILMING INFO:
Filmed with... Canon 60D + Canon G7X Edited with... Adobe Premiere Pro 2020 Music by... Licensed through MusicbedDIY Floating Shelf Jewelry OrganizersimpleDIYs2020-05-06 | Did you like this video? Don't forget to give it a thumbs up & subscribe for more simple DIY projects. Got a question? More info below...
+TIPS FOR HANGING YOUR FINISHED PROJECT -I would recommend using invisible brackets like these -- (amazon.com/Floating-Shelf-Bracket-Galvanized-Steel/dp/B0774MT62N) Your shelf will hang flush with the wall and the brackets are completely hidden. This does require drilling into the wall but it means that this project can hold lighter items like necklaces as well as heavier items like purses or coats. -I used a kit that contained sawtooth hooks and sawtooth hangers. This is more suited for hanging pictures than floating shelves, but due to coronavirus I'm trying not to go out right now and it's what I had on hand. I just glued another thin strip of wood to the back of the shelf so that it wouldn't hang off of the wall at an angle. I would only use this method if you're planning on hanging something light like necklaces.
+FILMING INFO: Filmed with... CANON 60D (+ 35 f/1.4 lens) Edited with... Adobe Premiere Pro 2020 Music by... Emily Brimlow - "Burning it Down" (Instrumental) - Licensed through MusicBed.com FTC... This video is NOT sponsored. All materials featured in this video were purchased by me.DIY Macramé Wall Hanging | Intro to MacramésimpleDIYs2020-04-02 | I know that this is a tough time for people all over the world right now. Crafting has always helped me relieve stress and I hope that it can do the same for you. Materials & Measurements below:
CORONAVIRUS UPDATE: I'm currently working on a DIY Mask video for those who want to protect themselves or others without taking personal protective equipment away from those who need it the most right now - our healthcare workers. Please stay tuned and stay safe.
+MATERIALS -Brass Rings (2 different sizes - I used this: amzn.to/3PQAfBD) -Cotton Macrame Cord (I used this 2mm cord - amzn.to/4haA0x8) -Scissors -Ruler -Clear Tape
+MEASUREMENT GUIDE
The length of cord you use will depend on the size of your brass ring. Decide how far down you want the cord to hang and add this to the diameter of your larger ring. Add a few extra inches (for the knots you will form) and multiply by 2. I wanted the cord to hang 12 inches below the ring and my ring was 8 inches so I did this -- (12 + 8 + 4) X (2) = 48 inches.
+FILMING INFO:
Filmed with... CANON 60D Edited with... Adobe Premiere Pro 2020 Music by... Maddy Hartson- Woman (Instrumental) licensed through Music Bed This video is NOT sponsored. All materials featured were purchased by me.DIY Pegboard Accent Wall | Craft Room Pt. 2!simpleDIYs2020-02-20 | I have always loved using pegboard to organize my craft supplies but this time, I decided to paint it blue (with gold accents!) so I’d have something that is functional and kinda fancy too! My craft room is almost finished. I’ll be sharing the full tour in a couple weeks so stay tuned!
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+FILMING INFO:
Filmed with... CANON 60D (+ SIGMA 35 MM f/1.4 lens) Edited with... Adobe Premiere Pro Music by... Utah - Far Away (Licensed through MusicBed) This video is NOT sponsored. All items featured were purchased by me.Craft Room Sneak Peek! | Before & After Ep. 1simpleDIYs2020-01-27 | Hey friends! Part 2 is coming soon. This is my new crafting/filming space. I have a few more pieces of decor to set up before the big reveal. Hope you enjoy the sneak peek!
+FILMING INFO:
Filmed with... Canon G7X + Canon 60D/35MM f/1.8 Edited with... Adobe Premiere Pro 2020 Music by... Utah - "Glass Houses" This video is NOT sponsored. All items featured were purchased by me.DIY CBD Bath Bombs | Last Minute Gift Idea!simpleDIYs2019-12-18 | Hey friends! It’s been awhile. About 2 years (!) ago I took what I thought would be a brief hiatus from YouTube. The longer it went on, the harder it was to come back. I got busy with life and work and (if we're being totally honest) Netflix binges and naps. In 2 years, I've moved, changed jobs, moved again, gotten engaged. Long story short, I made a lot of excuses about how busy I was, but I still missed YouTube every single day. Before I became a full time YouTuber, it was fun. It was stress free. It wasn't what was paying my bills so there was no pressure. What I didn't realize was that quitting "full time" didn't have to mean leaving YouTube entirely. I've recently decided that instead of imposing rules for myself about how often I should be posting or how much social media I should be promoting, I would just come back slowly, with no pressure. I want YouTube to go back to being a hobby, not a job. I'm back because I've decided to do this in a way that is fun again - no rules, no strict uploading schedule, no pressure to do sponsored videos. I'm going to post what I want, when I want and if you'd like to join me for the next phase of simpleDIYs, subscribe! I have already filmed several videos that I'll be putting up in the next couple of months so stay tuned!
A FEW WORDS ABOUT CBD - I am still new to CBD and while I have had positive results (mainly from topical treatments, not so much from edible products), I have also spent money on CBD products that have done absolutely nothing for me. With this and any other wellness trend, READ REVIEWS and DO YOUR RESEARCH! Some companies are just trying to cash in on the trend. Others are actually making good products. If you think the CBD trend is total BS, the recipe below works just fine without it!
MATERIALS Baking soda - 8 oz. Corn starch - 4 oz. Citric Acid - 4 oz. Epsom salt - 4 oz. Coconut oil (or a substitute like castor oil, olive oil, almond oil, etc.) - 2.5 tablespoons Essential oil (for scent) - 2 teaspoons Water - 1 tablespoon CBD oil - 1-3 mL (the amount you use will depend on how strong you want the CBD dose to be. See tips & tricks section below for more info on this) Bath bomb molds (mine were aluminum) Food coloring - 5-10 drops for a lighter shade / 15-20 drops for more intense color (I used 10 drops)
This recipe makes 5-10 bath bombs depending on the size of your molds.
INSTRUCTIONS 1. Mix the wet ingredients. Warm the coconut oil in the microwave for a few seconds then mix with 1 tablespoon of water, 1-2 droppers of CBD oil, and food coloring. 2. Add the dry ingredients to a bowl then whisk together. 3. Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients SLOWLY. Whisk the entire time. When you are done stirring in the wet ingredients, the mixture should feel like damp sand. 4. Pack the molds firmly. Overfill each half slightly so that there isn't a gap between the 2 halves of the mold after you press them together. 5. Let the molds dry overnight. To remove, tap on the outside of the mold a few times. The bath bomb should slide right out. 6. Bath time! Enjoy.
TIPS + TRICKS FIZZING TIME: To make the fizziness last longer, add more corn starch. The baking soda/citric acid combo creates the bubbles. The corn starch acts as the brakes - it slows the chemical reaction down. Add an additional 2-4 oz. of corn starch to the recipe above to make your bath bombs last longer. COLOR: The CBD oil will turn the bath bombs yellow. I still used the bath bombs (because CBD oil is expensive!) but they turned my bath water a puke green color SO if the color matters to you, use more food coloring to counteract this. I achieved a light blue/turqouise color with 1 mL of CBD oil to 10 drops of food coloring. CBD DOSE: Your CBD oil should indicate how many mg it contains. Divide the total mg by the # of bath bombs (e.g. If you use 500mg of CBD and make10 bath bombs, each one contains 50mg of CBD. Typical doses range from 25-100 mg)
FILMING INFO:
Filmed with... CANON 60D Edited with... Adobe Premiere Pro Music by... Airplanes - "Summer Eyes" (Licensed from Music Bed) This video is not sponsored. All items featured were purchased by me.How To: Tie a Bow Tie (featuring my brother!)simpleDIYs2017-01-20 | My big brother is a returned Peace Corps Volunteer turned social entrepeneur. He's traveling around the world with his handmade bowties & today, he's here to show you how to tie one!
+ALL ABOUT EDWARD: As a Peace Corps Volunteer, Edward began teaching villagers in Lesotho, a landlocked kingdom inside of South Africa, to sew bow ties from a fabric called shoeshoe/shweshwe. His goal is to use social entrepreneurship to transform needy communities in the Mountain Kingdom.
He's trained over 150 people in 7 different communities to produce bowties, neckties, pocket squares, bags & various other products. Rock Bow Shoeshoe products with pride & know you're supporting social entrepreneurship in one the world's most remote kingdoms.
Thank you for your support!
+FILMING INFO: Filmed with... CANON 60D (+ 35mm Sigma lens & 18-55mm Canon lens) Edited with... Adobe Premiere Pro Music by... .phase (soundcloud.com/dotphase)Champagne Gummy Bears + Etched Glassware | Gift Guide #1!simpleDIYs2016-12-09 | Bust out the bubbly! We're making champagne gummy bears (+ etched champagne flutes). Did you like this video? Don't forget to give it a thumbs up & subscribe for more simple DIY projects. Got a question? More info below...
+RECIPE INGREDIENTS: 1 cup of rosé or champagne, 1/2 cup sugar (rosé) or about 3/4 cup of sugar (champagne), 3 tablespoons of unflavored gelatin, food coloring YIELDS: A lot of gummy bears! (I don't know exactly how many, but I filled 3 silicone trays then ran out of bears so I had some leftover rosé mixture.
1. Add rosé/champagne to saucepan over medium low heat. The alcohol will burn off if you add too much heat so use a thermometer to check that the temp. doesn't top 90 degrees F. Unless you don't want boozy bears... 2. Add sugar. Whisk until dissolved. 3. Add the unflavored gelatin. Whisk until dissolved. It might start to clump up on you, but keep whisking! (This part was a little tedious.) 4. Add food coloring (if you want). I added one drop of pink coloring and that was enough for a pale pink shade. When I do this again, I'll probably add 2-3 drops. No food coloring = sad, tan-ish colored bears. I'd recommend at least 1 drop! 5. Use a dropper to add the liquid to the silicone gummy bear mold. Let this set in a refrigerator for a couple hours and you're all done!
My tips: 1. Yes, the gummy bears taste different depending on the type of champagne (i.e. bad champagne = bad gummy bears) so don't just get the cheap stuff! Unless you like the cheap stuff ;) 2. Make the rosé gummy bears! They were SO good. 3. The champagne bears needed more sugar than the rosé bears. Just be aware of that.
This video is not sponsored. All items featured were purchased by me.DIY Marble Tray | How to MakesimpleDIYs2015-09-30 | Learn how to make a marble tray for less than $20 from items you can find at your local hardware store. Super simple. Super chic. Got a question? More info below...
+MATERIALS -Marble Tile -Drawer Pulls -Gorilla Glue Epoxy -Painter's Tape *Everything was purchased from the hardware store for less than $20!
+FILMING INFO: Filmed with... CANON 60D (+ 30mm f/1.4 lens & zoom lens) Edited with... Adobe Premiere Pro Music... "Tropical Smoothie" by Joey Pecoraro (Used under Creative Commons Attribution Licensing)
+FTC: This video is NOT sponsored. All items were purchased by me.DIY Faux Leather Clutch | How to Make | Sew & No-Sew!simpleDIYs2015-09-22 | Learn how to make a super simple faux leather clutch. Did you like it? Give it a thumbs up & don't forget to subscribe! Got a question? More info below...
+EXTRA TIPS & TRICKS -Don't iron the black side of the vinyl. It will melt! You can iron over the iron-on adhesive tape if the black side is facing up. Otherwise, only iron the grey side. -If you choose the no-sew method: let the iron-on adhesive set overnight BEFORE you flip it inside out.
+FTC: This video is NOT sponsored. All items were purchased by me.How To: Square Knots | Bracelets & Sliding Closures (Updated!)simpleDIYs2015-03-06 | Here is an updated version of my guide to square knots. Learn how to use them in bracelets or as sliding knot closures.
+FILMING INFO: Filmed with... CANON 60D Edited with... Adobe Premiere Pro Music... License purchased for Commercial Use.DIY Anthropologie Floribunda BraceletsimpleDIYs2015-03-06 | When you can't buy, DIY! Learn how to re-create the Anthropologie floribunda bracelet. More info below...
+MATERIALS ROSE BEADS: I used the 13mm Rose Bead/Cabochon in Pink Coral -- http://goo.gl/p4XzRp (NOTE: This is a link to the website that I purchased the beads from, but the size that I used is currently sold out. It will come back in stock, but I've also seen these beads on Etsy if you're willing to search there). GOLD BEADS: Gold Toho Seed Beads in size 6/0 -- available at Michael's or online here (http://www.agrainofsand.com/Beads-Toho-Seed-Beads-Size-6-0-544.html) CORD: Waxed cotton or waxed silk cord (I purchased from a local craft store. The cord was unlabeled, but if I had to guess, I would say it's 2mm. For this project, thinner is better so if you can find 1mm cord, get it!)
+FILMING INFO: Filmed with... NIKON D3100 (+ 50mm f/1.8G lens & 18-55mm VR lens) Edited with... iMovie '08 Music... "1995" by Affinity *Used with permission of the artist Soundcloud | soundcloud.com/affinitydubstep Bandcamp | http://aff1nity.bandcamp.com
"Saturday" by Andrew Feeney *Purchased for Commercial Use
+FTC This video is not sponsored. All items purchased by me.2014 Behind the Scenes Vlog! | NYC x LA x KnoxvillesimpleDIYs2015-01-01 | Thanks for watching in 2014! Can't wait to keep creating in 2015!
"I Would Give In" by Joey Pecoraro *Licensed under Creative Commons license Soundcloud | soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro
"1995" by Affinity *Used with permission of the artist Soundcloud | soundcloud.com/affinitydubstep Bandcamp | http://aff1nity.bandcamp.comDIY Chunky Chain BraceletsimpleDIYs2014-06-18 | Did you like this video? Don't forget to give it a thumbs up & subscribe for more simple DIY projects. Got a question? More info below...
MINI-GIVEAWAY DETAILS: Giving 1 chain bracelet away to a lucky subscriber. Will customize the size of the bracelet for the winner. TO ENTER? Subscribe, like this video, and leave any comment below. Comment as many times as you like (but please switch up your comments so that you don't get flagged for spam)! ELIGIBILITY? Must be 18 or have parent's permission. Must be a subscriber. International giveaway! OPEN UNTIL? July 1, 2014 at midnight (Central Time) ANNOUNCING the winner via Twitter, Instagram, and in THIS description box on July 2nd.
MATERIALS +thick jewelry chain (Available on eBay and many other jewelry sites online. I purchased mine from a small craft store local to Houston because I couldn't find large enough chain at Michael's, Hobby Lobby, etc.) +jump rings (2 large & 2 small) +toggle clasp +2 pairs of pliers
+FILMING INFO: Filmed with... CANON 60D Edited with... Adobe Premiere Pro Music license purchased for commercial use.Pinterest Truth or Fail #4: Dry Nails with Pam?simpleDIYs2014-01-23 | Did you like this video? Don't forget to give it a thumbs up & subscribe for more simple DIY projects. Got a question? More info below...
The VERDICT: It kind of, sort of works... but I'd just prefer to use a fast drying top coat. My theory is that the Pam dries the top layer of nail polish, but anything beneath that stays wet so when you press on it, you get those indentations in the nail polish (that I personally hate). If I'm ever in a pinch/totally out of top coat, I'll go grab some Pam from the kitchen. Otherwise, this was a fail for me. ________________________________
+FILMING INFO Filmed with... NIKON D3100 (+ 50mm f/1.8G lens & 18-55mm VR lens) Edited with... iMovie '11 Music by Yinyues: "Capture" (Used with permission under Creative Commons Attribution Commercial Licensing)
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+FTC All materials purchased by me.DIY Glitter Champagne | Happy New Years!simpleDIYs2014-01-01 | Happy New Year! To ring in the new year, I decided to add some sparkle to a few bottles of cheap champagne. More info below...
Thanks for all the love & support you've shown me in 2013. I can't wait to share more simple DIY projects with you in 2014! Tell me what DIY videos you want to see next year! Don't forget to like & subscribe.
MATERIALS: cheap champagne, Mod Podge, glitter, foam brush
*I attempted to use the "Glitter Blast" spray glitter by Krylon, but as I mentioned in the video, it completed failed me. I don't know if I got a bad bottle or if the product in general isn't very good, but I'd recommend just using Mod Podge & glitter. ________________________________
FTC: All items used in this video purchased by me.DIY Peppermint Stick CandlesimpleDIYs2013-12-11 | Did you like this video? Don't forget to give it a thumbs up & subscribe for more simple DIY projects. Got a question? More info below...
MATERIALS: +white candles, red acrylic paint (by Martha Stewart, in the shade habañero), DecoArt Paint Adhesion Medium, foam brush, painter's tape (optional: thinner Scotch tape) *I had to order the paint adhesion medium online -- http://goo.gl/4bSBge *Everything else was purchased at my local craft store.
QUESTIONS? +How long do I allow the paint to dry? I found that 10 minutes was the optimal time. Don't let it dry for too long or else the paint will stick to the tape. +Is it safe to burn the candles? Yes. The white wax will obviously melt onto the sides of the candle, but it is still safe to use. +Do the candles smell like peppermint? No! Unfortunately, I could only find unscented white candles, but it would be even better if you did this with peppermint scented candles. +Where can I find the paint adhesion medium? I had to order it on Amazon (here - http://goo.gl/4bSBge) because it was not in stock at three different craft stores near me.
FTC: All items used in this video purchased by me.DIY Lace BowlsimpleDIYs2013-11-20 | Did you like this video? Don't forget to give it a thumbs up & subscribe for more simple DIY projects. Got a question? More info below...
FTC: All items used in this video purchased by me.Pinterest Truth or Fail? #3: Sharpie MugsimpleDIYs2013-11-04 | Did you like this video? Don't forget to give it a thumbs up & subscribe for more simple DIY projects. Got a question? More info below...
MATERIALS: mug, normal sharpie, oil based paint sharpie OPTIONAL: stickers/stencils *I got the oil based sharpie at a local craft store (local to Houston -it's not a chain) so I don't know what stores it is available in. Couldn't find it at Walmart or Target or Michael's (but that might just be because my Michael's is confusing). BASICALLY - best chance of finding one is ordering online! **Also -- for reference, the Target mug is by the brand THRESHOLD. The dollar store mug did not have a brand.
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INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Clean the surface of your mug 2. Draw on any design. 3. Place mugs in oven BEFORE turning it on. Set oven to 425 Fahrenheit for 30 minutes 4. Turn off oven & let it cool completely before removing the mugs. 5. Test by hand washing or running through the machine.
Enjoy!
JUST FYI: It really stinks while you're baking the mugs. Maybe this is just something that I experienced, but none of the articles I read about this project mentioned the smell. It's not too bad, but is noticeable.
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AFTER FILMING: I went back a third time with more soap and water. The P & E Mugs (Normal sharpie) continued to fade further. The J & C mugs (special sharpie) are still in great condition. I'll keep providing updates on the J & C mugs over time for anyone who is interested in long-term durability.
THE VERDICT: The idea that you can just use items that you probably already own (normal sharpie + plain mug) to create this is kind of false. If you're willing to search for the oil based paint sharpie, this can work. That said, I'm sure there are a ton of different sharpie/mug combinations (different mugs have different quality glazes) so I'm sure there are other ways to make this work. Let me know if you've tried this/what has or hasn't worked for you down below!
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+FILMING INFO Filmed with... NIKON D3100 (+ 50mm f/1.8G lens & 18-55mm VR lens) Edited with... iMovie '11 Music by Andrew Feeney: "Euphoric Moment" (License purchased by me for commercial use)
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+FTC All materials purchased by me.DIY No-Carve Chalkboard Pumpkin | Simple FallsimpleDIYs2013-10-25 | Don't want to carve pumpkins this Halloween? Learn how to make a DIY Chalkboard Pumpkin. Got a question? More info below...
+MATERIALS: craft pumpkins, chalkboard paint (I used Krylon Chalkboard Spray Paint), chalk (I used regular chalk + chalk marker/paint pen) I also used Q-tips to clean up the edges. To erase the chalk fully (with no chalky residue), use either a damp q-tip or a damp cloth.
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+FILMING INFO Filmed with... NIKON D3100 (+ 50mm f/1.8G lens & 18-55mm VR lens) Edited with... iMovie '11 Music by Sasha Volkov: "On Traks" (License purchased by me for commercial use)
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+FTC All materials purchased by me.DIY Diamond Friendship Bracelet (Advanced)simpleDIYs2013-10-22 | Learn how to make a friendship bracelet with a diamond pattern (advanced pattern). OPEN FOR MORE INFO...
My favorite brand of embroidery floss is DMC - amzn.to/3BQjx1O
DISCLAIMER: This is not as easy as my previous friendship bracelet tutorials. Watch my chevron tutorial first -- http://youtu.be/nNOioNDsg2s -- then come back. Once you know the knots, you'll be ready for this one. This video shows the overall pattern rather than how to tie each individual knot.
+MATERIALS: Embroidery floss, ruler, scissors, button, clipboard +MEASUREMENTS: I used FIVE colors: -the purple strand (whichever color you want to form the diamond) should be longest = 90 inches -all other strands (red, coral, pink, white) = 65 inches ***The purple strand (or whichever strand you form the diamond with) has to be longest because you form the most knots with it. Technically, since I formed more knots with the darker strands, my measurements were more like... PURPLE: 90 inches | RED: 65 inches | CORAL: 60 inches | PINK: 55 inches | WHITE: 50 inches BUT... if that's too complicated, just make all non-diamond forming strands 65 inches long.
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+FILMING INFO Filmed with... NIKON D3100 (+ 50mm f/1.8G lens & 18-55mm VR lens) Edited with... iMovie '11 Music by Andrew Feeney: "Euphoric Moment" (License purchased by me for commercial use)
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+FTC All materials purchased by me.DIY Gold Cap Toe Ballet FlatssimpleDIYs2013-10-09 | Learn how I created these gold cap toe ballet flats (inspired by $160 J Crew Kiki Cap Toe Ballet Flats). SUBSCRIBE for more simple DIY projects! More info below...
+MATERIALS: ballet flats (or any other shoes), Painter's Tape, Krylon Short Cuts Gold Metallic Spray Paint, Krylon Clear Sealer *I purchased the ballet flats from Target. Everything else was purchased from Michael's (and can be found at most other craft stores, Walmart, etc.)
GOT A Q? -Can you use paint (acrylic or liquid gold leaf) to do this? Yes, but I prefer spray paint. It goes on lighter so it's less likely to seep under the tape & ruin your clean lines. -Do you have to place tape on the bottom of the shoe? No, but it looks so much cleaner this way. It really didn't take me that long to place the tape (10 minutes, tops) and I love the result.
+TIPS -The MOST important part of this DIY is securing the tape to seal off anything you don't want to turn gold. -Do at least 2 coats of spray paint + one coat of some sort of clear sealant. -Use any stitching on the ballet flats as a guide. If your pair of shoes doesn't have something like this, place the shoes directly side by side while you place your tape to ensure that they're even.
+FILMING INFO: Filmed with... NIKON D3100 (+ 50mm f/1.8G lens & 18-55mm VR lens) Edited with... iMovie '11 Music by... Joey Pecoraro -- "Landover" (Used under Creative Common Attribution Licensing)DIY Gold Metallic Pumpkins! | Simple FallsimpleDIYs2013-10-04 | I may not like Pumpkin Spice Lattes, but I do like pumpkin themed decor. Learn how to make these cute metallic pumpkins! OPEN FOR MORE INFO....
I just got a new computer which means MORE tutorials! Leave your requests (fall-related or otherwise) below!
+MATERIALS | Craft pumpkins, liquid leaf, paint brush *The liquid leaf I used was by the brand "Plaid" and cost about $4.60. Other brands offer the same product either called "liquid leaf" or "liquid gilding."
+TIPS -Don't squeeze the pumpkins like I did. They're kind of flimsy and you'll punch holes in them! Oops. -Don't leave the wet paint in contact with newspaper. Little bits of newspaper will stick to the surface and ruin the pumpkin. -Gold acrylic paint is not as good as gold leaf. I paid $5 for a jar of gold leaf. I paid $2 for the acrylic paint. Though the acrylic paint is cheaper, you'd have to use a lot more of it to get the same opacity (and it doesn't ever really look as metallic).
+FILMING INFO: Filmed with... NIKON D3100 (+ 50mm f/1.8G lens & 18-55mm VR lens) Edited with... iMovie '11 Music by... Small Colin -- "Mutations" (Used under Creative Common Attribution Licensing)DIY Spike Macramé Bracelet ft. StudsAndSpikes.com + Giveaway!simpleDIYs2013-09-30 | Learn how to make a Macrame Spike Bracelet. No idea why I've been so obsessed with spikes lately. If you like them too, watch the tutorial! MORE INFO BELOW...
Big thank you to StudsAndSpikes.com for sponsoring this giveaway. Check out their site for tons of different spikes, studs, & other goodies. They're affordable, good quality, & they ship fast. My personal favorite is the Longhorn shaped stud -- http://goo.gl/6va26h (any fellow Texans? anyone?) Check them out!
GIVEAWAY WINNER: Ericka Tapia. Congratulations!
GIVEAWAY DETAILS: ***GIVEAWAY NOW CLOSED +ELIGIBILITY: Open INTERNATIONALLY because I don't want to leave anyone out. Under 18? Ask your parents for permission because I'll need to ask for your mailing address. +HOW TO ENTER: Subscribe & comment as many times as you want. Switch up your comments so you don't get flagged for spam! +HOW LONG? Open until October 9th @ midnight Central Standard Time aka Texas Time. +WINNER will be chosen RANDOMLY & contacted via inbox message (will have 48 hours to respond) then announced publicly in the description bar here (so check back) AND on my Twitter (@itsjoules2) AND on my Instagram (@itsjoules). +WHAT YOU'LL WIN: Bag of 20 golden tree spikes + 10 yards of waxed cotton cord + buttons (You obviously don't have to recreate this bracelet. Feel free to use the spikes + screws on any craft project!)
NEED HELP TYING THE KNOT? I have an entire how to video devoted to the square knot used in this tutorial. Watch it HERE -- http://youtu.be/zu4Z4Aa7F6w
MATERIALS: 1/2" golden tree spikes, waxed cotton cord, buttons, scissors, tape, clipboard
MEASUREMENTS: +Long piece: 2.5 yards +Short piece: 1 yard *Depending on your wrist size, you may have some excess string. I provided measurements that should be long enough for most wrists. Nothing is worse than getting to the end of a piece of cord and realizing that the bracelet isn't long enough so err on the side of too much rather than too little!
FTC: +Spikes provided by StudsandSpikes.com +All other materials for the DIY/giveaway purchased by me.Pinterest Truth or Fail? #2 | Mod Podge Balloon BowlsimpleDIYs2013-09-16 | If you've ever tried a Pinterest project & failed miserably, this series is for you. The DIY Mod Podge Balloon Bowl is a popular pin, but does it work? Watch to find out! OPEN FOR MORE INFO...
WATCH EPISODE 1: http://youtu.be/fBF3IaLViZ4 GOT A REQUEST FOR EPISODE 3? Let me know in the comments! ________________________________________
+MATERIALS: balloons, Mod Podge, foam brush, confetti, scissors, push pin
+WHY DID YOU ADD SO MANY LAYERS? At 2 layers, I could still see parts of the balloon showing through so I wanted to add at least 3 so that the bowl would be solid. That said, after the third layer, more confetti = more unevenness on the outside of the bowl.
+HOW LONG DID YOU LET THEM DRY? In total, I allowed both bowls to dry for about 12 hours. Just wanted to make sure they were 100% dry.
+WHY DIDN'T YOU ADD A FINAL LAYER OF MOD PODGE TO SMOOTH EVERYTHING DOWN? I attempted this on a small portion of one of the bowls, but unfortunately, the mod podge does not get the confetti to lay flat. Instead of smoothing it out, it added to the chunky, uneven texture on the outside.
+FINAL VERDICT: This was half truth/half fail (in my opinion). It does create a bowl, but the outside of the bowl is kind of uneven/sad looking. I'd be really curious to try this with a different type of material to see how it works (fabric, maybe?). If you've tried this project out with better results, let me know how you did it in the comments below! ________________________________________
+FILMING INFO: Filmed with... NIKON D3100 (+ 50mm f/1.8G lens & 18-55mm VR lens) Edited with... iMovie '08 Music by... Real Lights. "Cupcake Slumber Party" (Starlit Everglades Remix) -- http://goo.gl/cojZ2S (Used under Creative Commons Attribution Licensing)DIY Spike Bracelet | How To Tie a Stretch BraceletsimpleDIYs2013-09-02 | You guys asked for more bracelet tutorials, so here's another one! Learn how to make a spike bracelet + how to tie it securely. OPEN FOR MORE INFORMATION...
MATERIALS +Spike beads (purchased from Michael's) +Elastic (by the brand Creattology, purchased at Michael's) +Scissors, Clear Nail Polish or Super Glue *A note about the elastic -- one of the more popular brands of elastic seems to be "Stretch Magic" but I have had very bad luck with this brand (i.e. a lot of snapped bracelets and frustration). I wouldn't recommend it.
WEARING lace skirt -- http://goo.gl/lWytKY nail polish -- Plumberry by Essie And yes, I'm aware that the watch I'm wearing is broken.
TIPS +Seal the knot with nail polish or super glue. Allow it at least an hour to dry before wearing. +Use a surgeon's knot rather than a double knot. Feel free to tie multiple knots for extra security. +If the holes in the beads are large enough, hide the knot inside of a bead. If not, use clear elastic (or match the elastic color to the bead color).
+FILMING INFO: Camera: Nikon D3100 -- http://goo.gl/M58brI Lenses: 18-55mm VR lens & 50mm f/1.8G lens Editing Software: iMovie '08 Music by... Joey Pecoraro -- "Toy Houses" (Used under Creative Commons Licensing) soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro/toy-housesDIY Leather TasselsimpleDIYs2013-08-29 | Learn how to make a leather (or suede) tassel. Got a question? OPEN FOR MORE INFO...
MATERIALS: leather or suede material, rotary cutter, super glue (anything that dries clear), ruler, graph paper or notebook paper +I purchased the leather trim from Michael's, but it is available at most craft stores. You can even get leather "scraps" pretty inexpensively. Suede is another good option for those who don't want to use leather.
MEASUREMENTS: +larger tassel: Start with a 5.5 in. X 11 in. rectangle. +smaller tassel: Start with a 2.5 in. X 8 in. rectangle.
WEARING: +white laser cut skirt - Davi Deal -- http://goo.gl/8NLwMu +on my nails -- "Teak Rose" by Revlon
+FILMING INFO: Camera: Nikon D3100 -- http://goo.gl/M58brI Lenses: 18-55mm VR lens & 50mm f/1.8G lens Editing Software: iMovie '08 Music (used under Creative Commons Licensing) by Joey Pecoraro - "Toy Houses" (soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro/toy-houses)DIY Anthropologie Inspired Zinc LetterssimpleDIYs2013-08-15 | Learn how to recreate the Anthropologie Zinc Letters. Retail= $18/each. DIY= $4.07/each. OPEN FOR MORE INFORMATION!
MATERIALS: paper mache letters, foam brush, bristle brush, black acrylic paint, silver/white acrylic metallic paint I USED: +Letters from Hobby Lobby - $2.47/each (Don't have a Hobby Lobby nearby? Order online -- http://goo.gl/4XAIOZ) +Black Acrylic Paint -- http://goo.gl/ibA4Kk +Folk Art Metallic Acrylic Paint in Pearl White -- http://goo.gl/kEHhqd +Foam Brush (no brand) +Rubbermaid Small Area Brush -- http://goo.gl/U6I2YX
INSTRUCTIONS: +Paint all letters black. Don't forget the inside and the edges. Wait for the base coat to dry. (Acrylic paint dries fast so I only waited about 15 minutes) +Dry brush the metallic paint onto the letters. Be sure to gradually layer it on in section. Make brush strokes in all directions to get a more textured look. Layer until the letters are mostly opaque (with some of the black coat showing through). +Wait until dry (again, 10-15 minutes). Enjoy!
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+FILMING INFO: Camera: Nikon D3100 -- http://goo.gl/M58brI Lenses: 18-55mm VR lens & 50mm f/1.8G lens Editing Software: iMovie '08 music by... Joey Pecoraro - "Toy Houses" (Used under Creative Commons Licensing) (soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro/toy-houses)How to: Add Chevron Without Measuring! | DIY BindersimpleDIYs2013-08-14 | Learn how to add chevron to any surface without measuring or drawing out a pattern first. OPEN FOR MORE INFORMATION...
I've been getting requests for back to school DIY projects and even though I'm not going back to school this year, I thought I'd show you a simple way to add a chevron pattern to a binder or a notebook or anything else you want to decorate. Enjoy!
MATERIALS: spray paint, painter's tape, binder/notebook, X-acto knife +I used Krylon Shortcuts spray paint in Gold.
TIPS +Use two coats of spray paint. Wait at least one hour before tape removal. +When cutting out your pattern, make sure that you don't leave any little bits of tape behind. Try to get clean, straight edges.
+camera/editing info camera -- NIKON D3100 (+ 50mm f/1.8G lens & 18-55mm VR lens) editing software -- iMovie '08
+Music used under Creative Commons Licensing "Toy Houses" by Joey Pecoraro (soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro/toy-houses)DIY Heart Friendship BraceletsimpleDIYs2013-08-04 | Learn how to make a friendship bracelet with hearts. OPEN FOR MEASUREMENTS + MORE INFO
My favorite brand of embroidery floss is DMC - amzn.to/3BQjx1O
MATERIALS: embroidery floss, scissors, tape/clipboard +I purchased the embroidery floss at Michael's, but it is available at most craft stores (JoAnn's, Hobby Lobby, etc.) as well as online.
MUSIC: Used under Creative Commons Licensing "Toy Houses" by Joey Pecoraro
Thanks for watching! Don't forget to rate, comment, & subscribe!DIY Waterfall Spike Necklace | Collaboration + $200 GiveawaysimpleDIYs2013-07-24 | Learn how to make this statement spike waterfall necklace. OPEN FOR MORE INFORMATION!
+MATERIALS: spikes, chain, clasp, pliers +You can purchase gold spikes here: http://goo.gl/WUVTBp +You can purchase silver spikes here: http://goo.gl/Dcqs7c I purchased everything at Michael's. These items are also available at JoAnn's and Hobby Lobby. If you don't have access to these stores, supplies can be ordered online.
Thanks for watching! Don't forget to rate, comment, & subscribe!DIY Dip Dyed T-Shirt | $5 DIY!simpleDIYs2013-07-24 | Learn how to dip dye a shirt to transform a boring plain white T into a colorful t-shirt with an ombre effect. OPEN FOR MORE INFORMATION!
+++MATERIALS: shirt, fabric dye (powder or liquid), water, salt, & something to stir with OPTIONAL: kettle to boil water, rubber band to tie shirt
+++I USED... Tulip brand powder fabric dye (Michael's) for $2.99. Plain white T (Goodwill) - $2.00 I owned everything else. TOTAL COST = $4.99 (The second shirt that I dip dyed pink has been in my closet for ages & I don't remember why I purchased it from)
+++Every brand of dye is different so be sure to follow the instructions provided on your brand of dye. If you choose Tulip Fabric Dye, you can follow the same steps I did here.
+++THE PROCESS 1. Put 1 gallon of steaming water in a bucket and add 1/4 cup of salt. Stir to dissolve. 2. Add about 1/3 of the dye (no need to be exact). 3. Dip the majority of the shirt into the bucket. Wait 10-15 seconds. Lift one inch. 4. Wait 10-15 more seconds, lift an inch. 5. Wait about 2 minutes, lift another inch. 6. Add the rest of your dye and continue to gradually lift the shirt. I lifted the shirt 1 inch at a time about every five minutes until a full hour had passed.
+++GOT A QUESTION? +Where can I get the dye? Michael's, JoAnn's Fabric, Walmart, Hobby Lobby, online +Why does the water have to be steaming hot? You want the dye to dissolve fully so that the color on the shirt is even. +Why do you have to keep stirring? Same reason as above. You want the shirt to dye evenly. +Why do you only lift 1 inch at a time? I worked in smaller sections because what this does is give a very gradual ombre effect. You can speed up the process by lifting the shirt more each time, but I love the gradient effect that I got by being a little more patient with this project.
+++FILMING INFO +Camera? Nikon D3100 with 50mm f/1.8G lens (& 18-55mm VR lens) +Tripod? Dynex DX-TRP60 +Editing software? iMovie '08 +Music: "Sign Me" by Joey Pecoraro
+++FTC +I bought everything myself.DIY Infinity RingsimpleDIYs2013-06-30 | Learn how to make a wire infinity ring. It's inexpensive, fast, and of course, simple! OPEN FOR MORE INFO...
+MATERIALS: 18 gauge wire, round nose pliers, wire cutters, a marker
+WHY 18 GAUGE WIRE? Because wire that is 16 gauge or larger is too hard to bend (in my opinion).
+WHY USE A MARKER BIGGER THAN YOUR FINGER? In the process of making the ring, you have to squeeze it into a smaller ring. In the video, I use a sharpie. This creates a pretty tiny ring (that I wear as a midi-ring). If you want a size 5-6 ring, I'd suggest using something like a thicker Expo marker.
+WHERE CAN I BUY THE MATERIALS? Michael's, JoAnn's, or any other craft store
+MUSIC used under Creative Commons Attribution Licensing by REAL LIGHTS -- "Cupcake Slumber Party" (Starlit Everglades Remix) available for FREE here: soundcloud.com/starlitevergladesus/real-lights-cupcake-slumberDIY Friendship Bracelet | Striped or SolidsimpleDIYs2013-06-15 | My favorite brand of embroidery floss is DMC - amzn.to/3BQjx1O. Open For More Info...
MEASUREMENTS To create a 4 strand bracelet: + Cut 2 strands, 72 inches long each for a BUTTON CLOSURE BRACELET OR + Cut 4 strands, 36 inches each for a TRADITIONAL BRACELET (tie on, cut off)
+ 5 strand bracelet? Add a couple inches (74 for button) + 6 strand bracelet? Add a couple more (76, 40 for traditional) + You get the idea...
For a button closure bracelet, fold the strands in half, form a knot about 1/2 inch from the top (creating a loop), & start your bracelet. For a traditional bracelet, just create a knot 2-3 inches from the top & start your bracelet.
MUSIC: Small Colin - "Mutations" (Used under Creative Commons Attribution Licensing)
Thanks for watching! Don't forget to rate, comment, & subscribe!Nikon 50mm f/1.8G Test Footage (@ 1080p)simpleDIYs2013-05-22 | Test footage with the Nikon 50 mm f/1.8G lens (on a Nikon D3100). All clips were taken at 24 fps, shutter speed: 1/50, ISO between 100-200. Don't forget to watch in HD!
This isn't my typical DIY video, but I wanted to post it because watching test footage videos on YouTube really helped me make the decision to upgrade to the lens that I did. Reading reviews is great, but watching actual footage from the lens was a bigger factor in my decision to make the purchase. Hopefully this will be helpful to anyone else considering this lens (which I highly recommend, by the way!).