Thank you so much, I appreciate your comments! And yes thats kind of where I got the idea. Nobody was showing how they made backdrops or party stuff online. I just started posting stuff and I am very blessed to have people watch my content and support my channel.

I’m happy I did saw your video with dessert cart n cought my eye n from there I kept watching ur videos n others n I really like how u explain n show us not everyone r the same so thanks giving me ideas !

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Thanks so much, appreciate the support!

Awesome, thank you for taking the time to comment. I appreciate it and good luck with your business!

Hi, thats awesome. And thanks I am glad my videos have helped. Good luck on you new business!

Thanks for commenting, glad the video helped you!

Yes I remember! And yes it is a lot of work But it is great helping people and getting the positive feedback! Thank you so much for your comment!

lol, yeah that's usually how I build things. But since I started filming stuff on KZfaq I try to use the right tools because everybody will see how it was made vs the end product😂. You can probably get away with a hammer and thin finish nails. Just hit the center of the plywood and you should be fine with wood glue once it dries. Good luck!

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Hi, thank you so much. I am working on being able to create items to make and ship soon. I am setting up everything and hope to be able to start in September and see where it goes. I am located in S.A, Thank you!

Hi, they are not weather proof especially with rain. But the paint job seals in the wood pretty good and the lights are christmas lights. Thanks for the sub!

Hi, it depends if I only use 9 lights the excess I just leave in the back, but take off the light bulb. Because I dont want it swinging around and breaking. I also use a staple gun sometimes just to keep some of the wire hidden in the back if I need it. Thanks for watching.

Hi, thanks for watching. What kind of nails did you use. Because there are a lot of different nails and thicker nails will cause the plywood to separate. The nail gun I use is actually called a brad nail gun. It only shoots brad nails, which are very thin nails. You should be able to use very thin nails and hammer into 1/2 inch plywood no problem. But a brad nail gun is awesome and does help a lot. It will help with 1/2 inch but not 1/4 inch. Hope this helps!

Hi, sorry I do not build to sell yet. Only the plans and stencils on our Etsy store. Hopefully someday soon we will build to sell but not sure when yet!

Hi, sorry for the late reply. I usually reply on KZfaq with in a day a two due to the high amount of comments. To make it easier and quicker, I answer through Etsy usually with in an hour. And it is easier because I can see what is purchased which makes it a lot easier to answer questions. For the 3ft marquees I use the ones linked below the video in the description titled 10Ft Outdoor String Lights with 11 Clear Edison Bulbs amzn.to/3Fbrheg They have 10 bulbs and should fit the 3ft marquees. But I do leave that part open because you can just buy any lights that fit your budget and follow the instructions on 8:33 to install them. With most numbers I use all 10 lights. But if I use 9, then I just leave the light bulb off and use it with just 9 bulbs and never had any issue. You can just tuck the cord in the back as it is not seen. For 4ft marquees you can fit some with the 10ft lights but it can be slightly snug depending on where you put your light holes in the wood. Which I created this video that discusses it further kzfaq.info/get/bejne/freolsRhu9ezcac.html But I leave it open as they can follow what I did or make more light holes, use different lights or what ever they would like. If you buy 20 ft lights you would just staple the excess lights out of the way in the back and take out any light bulbs you do not use in the front. Hope this helps and if you have any other questions it would be easier and faster to message through Etsy as I wont check this again till maybe tomorrow night. Sorry and thank you very much!

Hi, yes on the computer. You can make them on software like photoshop. It does take me a good amount of time to make it right. Some times you can use just a regular size image and go to your printer settings and look for multiple images or tile image. This will make the printer do that. But every printer is different so I would look up settings and see what your printer options are. Thanks

Hi, thanks for watching. Just the outline template.

@@MakerDecor ok thank you. I was hoping i would get lucky. My hubby won't make them for me unless I tell him an approximate angle he needs to cut at 😔

Hi, thanks for watching. I just finished the 3ft tall ones. I am hoping to work on the 4ft tall templates, but it may take some time. Thanks

Hi, I used a brad nail gun w/ 18 gauge nails

I am pretty sure you can, wood is just easy and sturdy to work with. It may work with thick poster board. I may have to try it?

Hi, yes but probably put the bottom piece on or find some way to keep it propped up. It should work out, Thanks.

Hi, I believe you can really make it out of anything. I am pretty sure foam poster board and hot glue will work. Not sure about the lights though. I may have to look into that in a future video. Thanks

Hi, yes I saw the purchase. The download comes with a sheet of instructions that covers the additional info. The width of the plywood was 4 and half inches.

@@MakerDecor thank you! Ohhh I never saw this!? I will re check my download. Thank you

Hi, for this one I believe 6 inches. But I make them smaller now, about 4 inches for the sides. I make the bottom bigger for stability and to put weight in the back if I need it. Good luck!

Hi, if you use 3/4 for the edges you would need a miter saw to make all the angled cuts. I would not recommend 3/4 as it is very thick. And when you put it all together it will weigh a lot. Heavy stuff is difficult to transport and store. The weight adds up quick. Thanks for watching.

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Hi, 1/2 inch basic pine plywood for the back and 1/4 inch plywood for the sides.

Hi, no it is not underlayment. Underlayment is usually .5 mill. I used 1/4 inch sanded plywood.

Hi, thanks for watching. Everything takes time and practice.

Hi, they are not weather proof especially with rain. But the paint job seals in the wood pretty good and the lights are christmas lights.