Yes I’d love to see how you make feather trees.🌲

Love the snowmen and love glitter. Would enjoy watching the process in making a feather tree.

I'd love to learn to make a feather tree!

Hi- I have been a florist since 1967. The best glue gun That I have found is a GORILLA GLUE GUN. When I am working on projects it might be plugged in for 8-10 hours straight. The Gorilla gun holds up much better than the so-called- professional glue gun that I paid a fortune for when I had my shop. I realize this post was a year ago, but I just found this channel. Hope this helps.

Just by luck, I saw this snapshot, and wow, I have a photo of a vintage snowman that I have kept for years and dreamed of making! Really endearing watching the process and the use of found items🌲hopefully you will see this heartfelt thank you! Blessed and safe days!

Hello!  I made 2 of the snowmen as you directed. It was such fun. They look so vintage. I used the ring of a ball jar as the base. It was really good to hold them while I worked on them.  Thank you so much for sharing!!

love glitter n tea coffeee dye,you can coat your glittered projects w/ decoupage to seal in flaking glitter

I love those snowmen, years ago, I made snowman with styrofoam balls . I used wax tarts that smelled so good. In white, and drip the white wax over the styrofoam. And they were my favorite snowman that I ever made

Hello Mary and Robin!  These are exactly the kinds of Christmas ornaments I love best...vintage looking!  Thank you so much for showing us how you make these beautiful snowmen.  I'm closing my eyes tightly and making a wish that you'll make some more vintage looking ornaments :)

I would like to see you make a feather tree.

Great job on snowman!! Photographer needs to just be quiet .

Yes! I would live to know how to make German feather tree limbs. I love your snow man. I’m going to make a bag filled with snowballs for mine to hold.

I love the snowman!!!  Thank you for showing how to make the hat.  My mom had told me I could make some, but never showed me how.  I also loved that you showed different things to use for adornments.   I really enjoyed you two conversing.  I like that she asked questions I was thinking.  I don't like the  negativity some people expressed.   Also, please show us how to make the feather tree.  You are a great teacher.😊

Love this, yes to feather tree!❤

I like that batting too. It's called Warm and Natural, and I've bought it at Joann Fabrics. I love the way you fray the edges and cover styrofoam with it.

I use an old bonnet hairdryer as a craft dryer. Pop the hose off of the bonnet and run it through a hole in a cardboard box or plastic bin with a lid. Works well for drying small projects.

I would just use the lid itself for the base; that way you have a nice raised edge to glue the greenery/decorations onto, spay painted first, of course.

It’s very similar, almost the same as my cotton spun ornaments.

Your snowmen are adorable. Thank you for sharing your process.  Glad this popped up - so worth the watch.

Gosh I wish you did more projects! This is so incredibly cute and I love your humor!🎉🎉🎉