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Get the cuticle cutter from dollar tree as tools too

This is clever and hilarious!

OMG-d when I was in the 4th grade I used a flashlight and traced her signature over my report card and turned it in. Your idea sounds better.

It means you're damn lucky you still have all 10 fingers!! Hehe who the hell that you have a box cutter when you were seven? Hehehehe I don't know how old you are but I'm old enough that when we were kids we played with things we would never let kids play with now! I live in a very rural area and went to a very country school. In the late 70s, early 80s you would park in the high school parking lot and there would be no less than 20 pickups with a gun rack in the back window and it full of rifles! I am sure 19 at least of those vehicles were unlocked too! no one ever thought about going out there and getting one coming in and start shooting at the teachers and the students! But there was not the bullying that there is now. Sure kids bullied back then but it wasn't constant like it is now. There were only 80 kids in my graduating class and we were all friends. There were the "goat ropers", "pot heads", the holy rollers, but even though they tended to clump together in those groups at lunch, was nothing to see two or three of those groups all sitting together. half the people in the other cliques was probably related to us anyway!

Can you please teach me

Genius

Aw, that's great to hear! Stamp carving can be pretty inexpensive - I'd love to see what you carve! Definitely subscribe, because I plan on doing these dollar store carve experiments for any dollar store I come across!

Glad I could help!

Hope it turned out great!!

Any ideas for objects that can be used as an inexpensive mount? I don't have a circular saw or anything like that.

My sentiments exactly---no money for art supplies and the stamp I wanted is $7. Going to try to make it myself and SAVE!

Thanks, Peggy!

Sounds great! Happy carving!

Excellent! Happy carving :)

Thanks! I think I got these ones at Ardene or a shop like that... I always have cold hands!

The exact Brother printer that I use is out of production, but the same modern version of the printer (I believe the series is the HL-2300 series) still works! You may want to try photocopiers, which sometimes work - my first transfers all came from the local library's photocopier :)

Cuts And Scrapes Thank you. That's a great idea. Off to the library tomorrow 😊

It's hard to find, but you can find Speedball's Speedy Carve (it's pink!) in 12x12" squares. HOWEVER, if you're using the heat method to stamp the velvet, the rubber may melt. If that's the case, you may want to try real linoleum - it's harder to carve, but won't melt in the heat! Happy carving :)

I totally know what you mean! Specifically to show all of that, I have my Carve Along videos which are in real time AND let you try to carve the exact same design. Check out my channel and you'll see them - happy carving!

My grandson taught me to go to settings and change the speed and slow it down.

@@brendamartin715 That is wonderful madam. Hoping you both learn from each other, like the youth learning from the wise and the wise learning something new from the younger generation. Times are changing, but its through these times that we start again to know what is precious in our lives. Wishing you a happy, loving and peaceful day 😀🌻🌷🌲

I can get clean lines, but the erasers certainly don't last as long as purpose-made rubbers - and some erasers are better than others! Have fun carving :)