Hi how are you doing I just subscribed to your channel I watched your video you did a great job how do you mod podge a bike

Can’t see anything; is it just me?

Very creative and sharp looking! Nice to see people working with their hands and doing a lot with a little. Beautiful work.

Love your ideas, but unfortunately, my sewing area is very small so I have to go compact. Thanks

So cute!

I liked your tour. Everything I saw was sensibly located, your sewing room was clean and organized. I did not see a bunch of papers stuffed here and there..., like to see how other sewing rooms are set up....I really am happy with my area. I make an effort every time to put items away each time I have to shut down the sewing machine. You make both rooms work:)

Thank you for the tour, love your space!

I'm so envious my kitchen table is my sewing room.

The quilting Marine is wanting to find someone with that sewing machine please contact him.

very nice you were quite ingenious combining two rooms into one, let alone doing such a fantastic job organizing it all. Bet you are glad it's done LOL. I found that when I force myself to put things away and organize my sewing project around my sewing machine before I leave it for the day it is so wonderful to come back and just pick up where I left off. It took me some mental training to do that one but I am glad I did especially when company drops by and want to see what I have been up to in that room LOL. Thank you for sharing loved it.

So nicely put together ✂️✂️✂️😘

Only now I see it, even that it was while ago, it looks just great, I hope you enjoy this room!!

Your sewing room is so nice, and such a welcome change from some of the others that look like they are staged for a magazine shoot. Not that they aren't nice, but like yours I put mine together with things I already had on hand.

Hello ~ I'm a new subscriber. Thank you for sharing your craft room with us and using budget-friendly items. I'm a recycler/upcycle type of person and love to find quality items at yard sales, second hand stores, and even estate sales. You gave me some great ideas!

I love the ring holder doubling as scissor caddy. I love the ways you divided into sections! Good Luck and Quilt on!

Ok, well now... Errr... You're just bragging ! No, kidding -looks great and great ideas too !

Very nice!

Thank You 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

I love seeing homemade craft rooms. So much more realistic. I am a new quilter and love that you repurposed many items. Plus it shows more of our personality when we put the rooms together without using generic tables. thanks for the video.

liked your video but couldn't watch everything (got a bit of motion sickness) but I liked your window and the fabric storage

Man all those Thunderbolt sirens are like the voice of god

I am so mod podging my motorcycle...do you think it would hold up to highway speeds? :)

Like the thunderbolt ambience.

great!

I love the fake stain glass, Did you buy it online or from a store?

Your goji berries are doing wonderfully good! I gave them a try too but they are having a hard time growing and I'm a little dissapointed

Really nice! Enjoyed the tour

Fantastic tour. Great reuse of what you already had. I agree it is fun and helpful to see what other people do to organize their creative spaces. Thanks so much for posting.

Nicely organized! You have included all the necessities. Enjoy your newfound return to quilting!

Fantastic video! Thank you. I do not quilt, but I do sew. I went to school for fashion design. I live in a very small studio apartment and have little space to work. I really am going to try to reorganize and redesign my living space to mainly focus on sewing :) Im so inspired by your video :)

I think it was still on the ground you just couldn't see the debris cloud.

I have not seen any sign of peeling or flaking. I will probably give her another coat of the top coat ("Mod Podge Hard Coat") in the middle of the summer just as a preventative measure. I have ridden the bike when it was over 100 degrees here in Kansas....the bike held up a lot better than I did! I do not live in a part of the country that is very humid however--at least it is not as humid as I remember it being in New York. I don't know how humidity would affect the Mod Podge.

does it peel off at all? or get moist in heat?

Salina has one of the creepiest sounding systems of Thunderbolt sirens in the US. I believe you guies also have an STH-10 and a fiew other sirens as well.

the reason why the sirens cycle on and off like that is because they rotate slowy around in a clockwise formation

You did a great job! I love it. What a great idea. TFS!

Good luck! I hope you have as much fun as I did. I ended up using about 1 1/2 bottles of the Mod Podge Outdoor and a bit more than 1/2 bottle of the Mod Podge hard coat.

your bike looks great! I'm hoping to do ths to at the weekend, how many pots of mod podge did you use in the end?

There's a 4/5 in there too though.

Thank you for the information! Great stuff.

Gotta love those 4/5 port Thunderbolts!

The Thunderbolt 1000T is a Duel Tone Siren formally used to Warn People back in the the cold war era 1950s to 1980s and now most commuinties like yours have kept thiers in service to warn of Tornado Warnings like in your video but these sirens main porpose back in the day was to warn people in the event of Nuclear Attacks from the Soviets but now most cities and communities are using them for Tornado Warnings now and every state in the US had a system of these sirens

i couldnt see a thing from were i lived

WOW! Ideal weather & a beautiful Thunderbolt 1000T chorus! Love it!

Ah...thanks, I was wracking my brain trying to figure it out. The sound might have gotten softer if I turned my camera away from the street by accident. The sirens do cycle on and off like you heard on the footage but it might have been accentuated by the small microphone on the camera.

long story short it's the siren's you here.

I honestly don't know what you are asking. What is a thunderbolt 1000T?

Why does one of the THunderbolt 1000Ts wind down at 0:36 into the video ?

love the beautiful buzz of the thunderbolt!

Salina is in north-central Kansas, located about 3 1/2 hours to the west of Kansas City.