Lane the (growing) Wee One on RU-vid. As Lane explores the world (primarily the Walt Disney World one) we thought it might be fun to document it. Play along with our fun-loving little girl as she plays, cosplays, and dances through theme parks. Share in her joy of childhood and growing up!
love the way they turned out!! are they heavy at all when they are fully dry? I want to make a large sized macaron to gift as an ornament. not sure if it will weigh down the xmas tree branch.
what a great video! easy peasy. Now to make for me, the adult!! wanting to know how much more fabric i would need and is a third boning track needed? THANK YOU!!
THANK YOU for this. You're a gifted, natural teacher! I've been knitting since 2003, and over those years, I've tried several times to learn crochet. Your explanation is the first one that's ever made sense. Going to make some bun covers for my niece now!
Thank you so much for your tutorials. I’ll be making my hoops that I need for an 18th century dress that I’m making. Wish me all the best because I’m going to need it. Thank you once again. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 😄😄😄
Do you have more tutorials somewhere? I’m a beginner and I’ve always admired your work. You are great at explaining processes in a way I can actually understand. Especially giving multiple options and great advice! I admire you greatly. You are a great mama and I’ve looked up to you for a very long time. Thank you for existing ☺️
Thank you for this easy tutorial! I had no idea these were *this* quick and simple to make. Also for anyone looking for alternative boning materials, I used 3/4” Polyproylene Hanger Strap (found in the hardware store). Unfortunately, it does tend to curl because of it being bound in a circle, but layering them (2 or 3 stripes in each boning case) in opposite directions helps with this. Good luck, all!
If you when you are trying the elastic or cording etc., I've done the knot like tying for a roast. ie wrap the cord or whatever around twice and then proceed like a square knot. This seems to hold quite well.
These are adorable! You are so talented i am gonna make these tomorrow! That little precious girl in her candy dress toooooooo cute! Thank you for showing us how to make these! Keep the awesome work. God Bless...
After many months now, this is my favorite mask and tutorial. Friends are still asking me to make more but I was in too much pain until now (yes from all the sewing and bending over!). I did find the measurements too small though, the masks were too tight for men, and added quite a bit to each of the 3 parts; also to accommodate the pipe where the elastic or ribbons go through. I now cut 1x 11x8.5”, and 2x 8.5x6.25”. The pipe on each side makes it easier for people to switch or replace elastic and ribbon, and so the mask lasts even longer. Thank you for this tutorial, by far the best mask and a favorite of all I gave them to!
