Thank you so much Ruth ☺️❤️

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Thank you ☺️

Awesome 👏, so glad to hear ❤️

Thank you, you ladies are awesome ❤️

Thank you Sarah ☺️

Thanks Gina ❤️

Thanks Shannon, I try 😅 ❤️

Thank you Sheila ♥️

Thanks 🙏❤️

So glad you got to make it, still one of my favourites ☺️❤️

Thank you 😊 Happy crafting ☺️

Thank you Chris ☺️

Thank you ❤️

Thank you ❤️

Thank you Elaine 😊

Thank you Vicky ❤️

Oh that's awesome, it's Red truck season ☺️.....Thanks Lisa ❤️

I would love to see the truck. I wonder if KZfaq has videos on it.

@@ladonnakinney5813 hi , on my channel here, click on the video button on my main page and you will see I have 2 different tutorials for the jenga block truck. ☺️

Thank you Rhonda ❤️

Thank you Michele ❤️

Thank you Jennifer 💕

Hi Dena, just saw it, beautiful job ❤️!!

Thank you ☺️

Thank you Liz ☺️

Oh Debra, I hope your doing well 🙏. We haven't talked in awhile. If you need anything let me know ❤️. Wishing you well on your recovery ❤️❤️❤️

@@thecraftyshopper4007 I almost didn't make it .the drs told my kids if I hadn't come to the hospital when I did ,they would have found me dead by the next day. I was sick at home for days before I went to the hospital. But thank God I made it ,still have some symptoms and only use my oxygen now when I get short of breath ..I was on it full time . I just feel sorry for anyone that gets covid ..but thank you for replying .hopefully soon I'm going to be back into crafting .

Thank you 🙏 ☺️💕

Thanks !

Thank you ☺️

Glad you found it 👏. I will definitely keep those in mind. On a side note, I seen a crafter use my Jenna block bear and changed the ears and made a dog 😉 ♥️

@@thecraftyshopper4007 that's cool me I don't like to change things around but it would work

Thank you Donna ❤️☺️

Thanks Ashley ☺️

Thank you Heather ❤️

@@thecraftyshopper4007 yw 😊

Where in Alabama are you? I too live in Alabama and know a $T that carries bigger ones year round.

Hi, I'm in Canada and we can't order on line from our DT stores. But you are right as they should sell them all year round ! 😀

Hi Leanna, I used 199 blocks, there is a mix of regular jenga and smaller jenga. You need wood dowels for the antlers, and bells for the tips. I had a small piece of fur which was used for the tail. I used a Dollar Tree mens scarf and cut down to size. I used gel wood stain from hardware store. Black paint from DT for tips of feet. One glass vase filler painted red for nose. Thank you ☺️

@@thecraftyshopper4007 where do you get your larger blocks

@@cherridavidson1754 hi Cherri, I bought them at Dollarama (I'm in Canada) but I do have another tutorial on my channel here using only DT blocks.

Oh that's awesome Dawn, wow you've been busy ☺️ !!!! Anytime you have any questions, please ask. I do have a Facebook page called The Crafty Shopper, that you can send messages or pictures too 😀. Thank you for watching !!! ❤️

Hi, I actually have a DT reindeer tutorial on this channel. There's a blings one and there's another smaller one with the Christmas jenga block sleigh. Thank you 😊 ❤️

On my main channel page, you can click all videos and scroll or you can scroll through my playlist, Jenga Block Crafts.

Hi Lori, I have a post of the blocks on my FB page. The Crafty shopper, it's a post from last year when I made the but it's posted with sizes

I sent you a message in your other comment

Hi Nancy, the minis I refer too at the time was Dollar tree ones. But I do have another tutorial on my video list on here for just using the DT ones. It's the silver bling one.

I am just glueing end to end, not the edges.

Thank you ☺️. I have not done one yet. Maybe down the line I will. Currently taking a break from animals 😅

Thank you for sharing your ideas.

Hi Renee , this reindeer was made with Dollarama blocks but if your not from Canada, I have another tutorial on my tutorial list which was made with only DT blocks , which consists of 227.

Good morning Tracy, I used both but here in Canada we have 3 sizes. I have posted a picture on my Facebook page, The Crafty Shopper. I have a picture that shows the dimensions of each one. Unfortunately KZfaq doesn't let me post a picture here. I've heard 2 different things that DT carries 2 sizes but here in Canada we just get the smaller ones. You can make the deer using either sizes with the other one. I've had a few crafters already make it using the only the DT ones aswell as regular ones. The back on the neck is placed showing wider side of the block and front of the neck the blocks are showing the narrow side and the width is smaller than the back, giving that dimensional look, hope that makes sense.

Hi Donna, I do have another deer tutorial on here only using DT blocks. It's a bling one but you can paint it any colour you like 😃

Hi, I used DT minis on part of the face (top of nose), ears and the butt, the rest of the body is regular jenga. You can cut some blocks to accommodate size or use wood cubes (just a thought) I do know a few crafters just used DTs and had zero issues. I did hear that 5 below has regular Jenga on sale. Hope that helps. Thank you ☺️

I'll keep that in mind and thank you ☺️

I found mine pretty stable even with a plant in it ☺️

They are a mix or regular and DT ones but if you check my silver bling reindeer tutorial, that is all DT blocks.

In the description of the video it says I used just under 4 boxes ☺️

Hi Sharon, can you please pm me on FB or Instagram, The Crafty Shopper. I unfortunately can't send pictures on her as KZfaq doesn't allow. And thank you ❤️

Hi P.J, I didn't use it on camera as it's loud and I'd probably be yelling to explain but sure there are a so videos on it on KZfaq. It's called a mini miter table saw for crafts. There's unfortunately no company name on it.

@@thecraftyshopper4007 hello, I found the little saw unit, it's called Micro-Mark Microlux miter saw. on their own website cost $49.95 Thank you so much 💗

Hi Sonya, I'm in Canada, so I got a different size at another dollar store, but I had many crafters make it with just the DT ones. Also I just did another deer with just DT blocks. I heard many crafters buy another size at Walmart, Target and Marshals in the US. Thank you ☺️

I've only found the DT blocks. Where do you get the "mini" ones that you are using for the nose? I haven't found any smaller ones...

Sometimes the blocks are a little off in size. Try matching the legs along lining them up against the ruler to make sure they are even. When using weld bond, I left them over night before I even touched them. The minis as I referred to them at the time are the DT blocks. I do have another tutorial using just DT blocks for the head. They are the same format (number of blocks) as this reindeer. Nose is a glass vase filler spray and painted red.

Hi Stacy, I use Weld Bond. The little machine is from Amazon my daughter ordered it for me. It call a mini miter saw for crafts. Thank you ☺️

Hi, I'm in Canada and I've only seen the minis, as I call them from DT. Another dollar store caries 2 different bigger sizes. Like I tell everyone , the Crafty is still doing but will be a little smaller on a scale of size. But with the face part, you can either cut the DT ones shorter to accommodate to dimensional part of the face or you could always use wood cubes ☺️

Hi Dena, any of the jenga crafts I've done is doable with the DT ones. I had many crafters use them without issue. The really only difference will be size.

So our jenga pieces are mini. What would you Do where you use the minis what would we do?

Well I'm still trying to figure this out. I've have been told by some crafters their is 2 sizes sold in DT, I've only seen one size. So I am referring the ones I use as mini. Now, if you want to do the face, like the one I used, you can use the minis but you will have to cut some pieces to give it that 3D dimensional look , you can also improvise with wood cubes. Hope that helps !

@@thecraftyshopper4007 maybe try the wooden blocks set in the toy section its $4 here in Ontario and has smaller wooden pieces like the jenga

Hi Dena, I'm from Ontario, I used the smaller jenga blocks from Dollarama in the blue box for the main body, I believe it's $4 a box. I know dollarama sells the burgundy box of jenga for $4. I thought maybe you were from the American side.

Hi Carla, I actually made another video using in DT blocks. If you look in my video list. It's a glitter bling reindeer but you can use that build and paint or stain it to whatever colour you want.

Thank you

Hi Sarah, thank you for the lovely comment ❤️. I have a crafting group, Dollar Tree Magic on Facebook, I posted a picture of the jenga sizes. Unfortunately KZfaq won't let me post a picture here.

I have heard a few crafters use it without issues. I haven't never used it myself.

Hi Carrie, which blocks are you using ? The real Jenga or the Dollar tree ones?

I used 199 blocks. About 12 of them are are the small ones. Thank you ☺️

Hi Tracy, I believe you're talking about the HoHoHo ? I'm sure it can be done 😃

Sitting deer ? I'm not sure which sitting deer your asking about 😅

I used a DT block with fun fur wrapped around it. ☺️

Hi Jill, I used part DT ones and a little smaller than the regular size ones. Here in Canada we have 3 sizes. I have only seen the one size of jenga at DT, I call them minis because they are smaller than the 2 other sizes we can get. Now I have heard from fellow US crafters that you can get them at 5 below, also heard some crafters can get them at Walmart. But you can use all DT ones. The only difference will be the size of the reindeer. I've already seen a few crafters make them with only the DT ones. You will just have to play around with it, you could also use little wood cubes too. Hood that helps, I do have a picture up on my Facebook page, The Crafty Shopper. It has a picture of the sizes of jenga blocks used. ☺️. Thank you ❤️

I am in the midst of creating my reindeer. I am in Canada. I have searched DT & DR but cannot find the mini blocks you are referring to. How would you suggest I create this using the DR Tumbling Tower blocks? I thought of cutting them down to size but not sure how much smaller they are. Do you have length of regular and mini? The size I currently have are 2.5” long. Help 😊

@@Jae-Man0999 hi Kristie, Dollarama Rama carries 2 sizes of jenga blocks/aka tumbling tower. I have a picture with sizes of the blocks on my The Crafty Shopper FB page. You can use the regular tumbling tower blocks only, you just have to play around with them to adjust them. Send me a pm on my FB page and I'll see if I can figure it out with Rama's only . I can't send pictures on KZfaq plateform.

Hi Sherri, I'm in Canada, we have 3 different sizes from different dollar stores. I used a mix of regular size jenga from another dollar store and Dollar Tree ones. I refer to minis as they are smaller than the others. The craft is still doable, it will just be smaller. As for the face, you cut the DT ones or use wood blocks to give that dimensional effect. Hope that helps. Have a great day and thank you ☺️

I used 176 blocks and 26 of the mini ones.

Hi Jill, thank you 🙏. I would have to play around with it but my first thought to make a dimensional face would be to cut some jenga pieces down, the little hand saw world from DT. Plus you could use some wood cubes aswell for certain spots ☺️. Please let me know how it goes ❤️

I am having the same issue. My reindeer is going to turn out super mini compared to this one. They are about half the size of the ones she’s using maybe even smaller. I’m trying to figure out how to use what I have to make it the size of hers. I wish I would have known the true size difference because now I’m bummed.

@@Qu33nSmil3y the reindeers I made are only 4 inches different in height. The body aswell will be smaller as in garage due to the size of blocks.

I originally created this one with different sizes jenga. The second one with was made with DT ones. Yes Dollarama (blocks are regular sizes) DT blocks are much smaller

Hi Holly we spoke yesterday ☺️

Thank you, Just under 4 boxes ☺️

Hi Tracey, if you come over to my Facebook page, The Crafty Shopper, I did post a picture of the jenga blocks used and size, aswell I can show you some pictures, KZfaq won't let me post pictures here. . Ty

Hi Tracey, if you come over to my Facebook page, The Crafty Shopper, I did post a picture of the jenga blocks used and size, aswell I can show you some pictures, KZfaq won't let me post pictures here. Ty

Hi Tracy, if you come over to my FB page , The Crafty Shopper, I can show you some pictures aswell as sizes and try to help you out better. Ty

Hi Tracy, if you come over to my FB page , The Crafty Shopper, I can show you some pictures aswell as sizes and try to help you out better. Ty

Thank you Patsy, unfortunately that is copyrighted. But definitely would be cute ❤️

275 blocks

Maybe 2 days that's includes the drying time, of glue and stain.

@@thecraftyshopper4007 thank you for sharing. You are very creative!

Thank you ☺️

Each leg, 8 blocks, 96 blocks for body, 33 for the neck , 30 for head, 9 for butt minus tail. Hope that helps

Back of neck, 6 blocks per row vertical and there is 3 rows. 18 blocks total. Front of neck 5 per row vertically, and there is 3 rows. 15 blocks total. When looking from the front of the deer, the narrow side is showing. Hope that makes sense.

Just under 4 boxes (box's of 42)

At the time I called the dollar tree blocks minis as I used bigger blocks but I do have another jenga block deer tutorial only using DT blocks. Just click the video button and you will find it. ☺️

@@thecraftyshopper4007 I can’t find video button what does it look like. I’m on my phone

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Hi Jason, I'm in Canada and I'm able to find 3 different sizes. I believe the mini are the DT ones but I've also been told DT sells to different sizes, I'm not sure if that's only in the US. In Dollarama here in Canada, they sell the regular size ones and one size smaller. Regardless of size of the jenga it's still will work as many crafters made my other crafts using the DT ones. The only thing you will have to do is cut down the DT ones in order to get the 3D effect for the face. I hope that makes sense 😀

Hi Pam, the gel stain I just used a paint brush, and a rag. As I painted it, I wiped with the rag as I went along. I did let the it dry for a 24 hours before adding the scarf and bells ☺️.

Thank you so much!

199 blocks

Nope 6 high 👍

@@thecraftyshopper4007 thanks so much! Another quick question for ya and that is if it will still work with the dollarama blocks being bigger and heavier?

No worries, you can message me anytime. I used the Dollarama jenga blocks on this rustic deer, I used the DT ones for part of the face and butt. So your Anwser is yes 😀. You might have to adjust a few blocks for the face and less blocks on the butt 😉❤️

@@thecraftyshopper4007 Thanks so much! Love your channel and how you make it so easy for other crafters like myself to follow your step by step tutorials

Hi Dawn, here on Canada we have 3 sizes, a dollar tree carries 2 sizes and DT is what I call the mini ones. I heard different things from different crafters. Some say DT carries 2 sizes and then I heard not. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Hi Christina, I heard some crafters use it without issues. ☺️

Hi Rosey, I'm from Canada and we have different sizes from different dollar stores. I refer minis as in the DT ones. You can use the DT ones to make this craft, the only difference will be the size. Now for the face, you may cut DT ones or use wood cubes to give the dimensional effect.

Hi Janet, I have some pictures of jenga blocks used and show measurements, you can find them in my crafting group on FB , Dollar Tree Magic or on my The Crafty Shopper FB page. I would love to see them when you and your sister are done ❤️

199 Jenga blocks

Hi Crystal, my daughter ordered it for me off Amazon (Canada) site. If you search Amazon mini miter table saw for crafts, I'm sure a bunch will pop up ☺️