Aw thank you so much!!

And when you bake it the second time it’s not in the mold? It doesn’t loose it’s shape at all when you do that?

@@FarmhouseDesigns I put it back in the mold

@@FarmhouseDesigns I just noticed that auto correct changed freshies to freshness 😳 anyway… after they bake on the first round I take my sponge tip dabber brush and pounce the edges down as well as the middle just a bit. When it releases from the mold I leave it on the baking sheet and reheat a second time… I like how it turns out

@@Craftynutdesigns interesting!

Awww, I love the bumpy side😂

Thank you 😊 and thanks for watching!

This is my question too!😊

Is the beads already scented. Im new to this. Love the info

I actually got mine from a small cooking shop in the town I live in. I think it was actually labeled 3” biscuit cutter. You’re welcome, thank you for watching!

I’ve seen that trick! I typically don’t have issues getting them out of the cutters and even when I use cooking spray for actual cooking I end up spraying it everywhere 🥴

You’re welcome! Yes, I do.

I size my cardstock to 2.85” 😊

These I sell for $8 but I sell mostly local and I live in a small town, if you’re selling in a larger city or online you can easily go $10 😊

I’ve had no problem this summer! My car is black with black interior and not well tinted, it sits in direct sun all day with the sun coming directly into the windshield for at least half the day. Of course that doesn’t mean it could never possibly melt and fall off but I feel like the odds of it happening is the same as if it were strung through a hole in the freshie

Hi! Thank you so much 😊. I have made and sold thousands of freshies at least half were done with eye screws and to my knowledge none of mine have ever melted. With that being said they can melt and it does happen. Unfortunately, within the freshie making community, we have not been able to pin point the reason why some melt and others don’t. I am intentionally reckless with the ones I put in my own car, I make dark colors, I have a black car with all black interior and my car is parked all day long with the sun directly on my windshield for the hottest part of the day with no sun shade and I live in southern-ish Texas where summers a very hot! And never have I had one melt and yet I see posts on fb where one has melted in Ohio on a 72 degree day 🤷🏻‍♀️ There is always the potential but I don’t see it happen often. Also, it doesn’t matter if it’s on the eye screw or a hole through the freshie, I’ve seen it happen to both. And no, you don’t have to screw in the eye screw, you can do whatever works best for you 😊

@@FarmhouseDesigns Thanks so much for being so honest! I’m in Oklahoma so the same will happen probably. I’m going for it!!!😁

Yes I have, many! It’s actually one of the designs I’m featuring in this series. I filmed it already but I was pressed for time so it’s rushed and I don’t know if I like it so I may have to do a whole new one but it is coming 😊

omg great! i’ll stay tuned!

I would say in break down cost, if your printing your own cardstock these are much more cost effective than others for several different reasons. 1. It takes less beads to fill these cutters than it does most molds 2. Cutters are cheaper than molds 3. They take much less time to finish up post baking because there’s no paint or glitter added after baking…..time=money 4. The ribbon is cheap and one roll goes a long way with these types of bows Really the only thing that’s a little pricey on these is the bubblegum beads, they can range from $.29-$.45 per bead but I put the beads on most of my freshies now so all in all this design is still the least expensive one for me to make.

Nope!

I sell these for $8 without a bow and $9 with a bow. Yes, they hang from the rear view 😊

Here ya go, sorry for the late response! www.amazon.com/LEOBRO-Silicone-Placemat-Multipurpose-Heat-Resistant/dp/B07V9KMNGY/ref=mp_s_a_1_13?crid=27GAZXX0TW22N&keywords=silicone+mats+for+crafts&qid=1676055822&sprefix=silicone++mat%2Caps%2C328&sr=8-13

No they don’t. Because the beads are soaked in oil they won’t stick.

I super glue the stickers

I print it myself but there are many shops on Etsy that sell pre made cardstock

@@FarmhouseDesigns do you use just inkjet printer

So when I first started out (and in my first freshie tutorial) I was going by volume but now I weigh everything, beads and oil. The beads on most websites are listed as able to absorb a certain percentage of their weight, so the only way to know you’re not going over that limit is to weigh everything.

Ok, thank you! I’m a beginner, and really appreciate your replies to my questions 😊

Yes, it actually came with the mica set I bought….it’s a life saver for me!

Thank you ☺️ I do. I have a Facebook page under “Farmhouse 1205 Designs” Right now I’m on a short break but should reopen orders in about a week.

What amount of beads and oil did you mix for each?

@@FarmhouseDesigns 4oz beads 1oz oil. I watched 10-15 videos and they all said that ratio 😅 even the brand of beads and oil I used made a KZfaq video saying that

@@adrianapusateri5502 and you measured by weight?

@@adrianapusateri5502 where did you get the beads and oil from?

@@FarmhouseDesigns yes :/ I can still see a big puddle of oil in the bottom of the jars and when I shake them. Starting to guess my scale was wrong

I always get my beads from Buy It Ship It, they have the lowest prices that I’ve found and they process their orders at an impressive speed 😊

The beads are 20mm 🙂

It’s cardstock! Also for me I personally use 1oz of fragrance oils for every 4oz of beads.

🥰Hello and thank you for sharing 🤗

20mm 😊