putting scissors on a bouncy, fast-reeling retractable cord has got to be the dumbest and most dangerous thing I have ever seen

Tim. Thank you for this video. I have always had an interest in your industry. But most people think you are weird if I want to talk about it. It was so interesting. Thank you again.

I can see you in the Skeleton T- Shirt. Perfect! I enjoy your videos. Your tips, ideas and sharing of experience is so appreciated.

Tim-love this project. I watched it several times but nowhere do you show how to put it on the bar. 😮 Can you please explain it? I’m sure it’s simple but I just can’t figure it out 😊

My son made my FILs urn from his bowling ball. I was so proud of him for that honor he made for his Papa.💙

Thank you for sharing. You are so sweet, kind and talented :)

Please do design a T-shirt.

Love the shirts. I have chosen 5 shirts for me and/or friends who quilt. Thank you I love learning from you and enjoy your channel.

Wow you are one busy guy!!! Thanks for the insider tour, interesting!

Thank you for using your talents to honor our deceased loved ones.

This was so interesting. Thank you for the inside look. I had no idea. Unfortunately, I attended a few virtual funerals over Covid outbreak. I was also going through treatment for cancer. So that technology was very helpful to still attend. It also let you make comments through livestream to the family. I also was looking into the new human composting burial too (for future planning).

One of your quilted covers covered my best friend from Nursing Home to the Creamaitory. Thank you it gave me a feeling that my friend was cared for and covered in a cozy quilt.

I appreciated your gentle disclaimer at the beginning, very thoughtful 🙂

Thanks for taking us along.

Very interesting. Thank you

Great video! I love learning about different industries 💜💜💜

Really interesting!

Thanks so much for sharing with your viewers, I have often wondered what your casket blankets business was all about. I know early on in this channel you demonstrated the quilts, but it's been a while. thanks again for the intro, it grabbed my interest immediately

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing!

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. I've gone to Gourmet Food Shows, so am familiar with the basic idea.

I didn’t know there was a convention for funerals. My dad was a funeral director. We owned the funeral home in our town.

Noce to. see what you do with the bkankets, those are amazing

Thank you for sharing ❤

Wow, never thought this would be market sewing.

Do you know Cindy Hargrove from Cincinnati? Arlington Memorial Gardens?

I am appreciative of the dignity, warmth, and humanizing aspects that your work is bringing to people at an extremely difficult time in a family's journey. It was also nice to see the memorial item options by some of the other small businesses.

Tim, you may want to share your story about the what and the why you chose this career move. My grandmother worked in a funeral home just not certain what she did, I think cleaning. Thanks for sharing this♥

Mistakes are absolutely essential in this journey.

Thank you Tim for sharing. I had attended an interesting and informative presentation last month by 2 death doulas on the services that doulas provide as well of history regarding this practice.

Very interesting, thank you for sharing!

OMG!!! Thanks for sharing this!!! I live in NOLA and many, many years ago--decades, actually--I worked for a major hotel (it’s within walking distance of the convention center) that hosted the funeral directors convention. I really didn’t know what to expect after seeing various conventioneer groups--with varying levels of civility towards and expectations and demands of hotel staff, as well as varying levels of sobriety and “hired” companionship 😉--come through, but the funeral directors and their vendors were the nicest, most genuine, and most polite and considerate group of people to come through the hotel. Everyone at the hotel was sorry to see them leave because we knew most groups weren’t that nice. Like I said, I had no idea what to expect given their occupation and all too often smarmy (and creepy) stereotypes portrayed in movies and on television, but they were the best!!! I hope you got a lot of business, and that enjoyed your stay and got to eat a lot of good food. I’m glad you got to enjoy our beautiful, low humidity weather!!! (Hopefully you were able to make good your departure just hours before the thousands of Swifties began to swoop in for her three concerts this weekend!!! 😂😂😂)

This is such an interesting video.

I made my daughters the cart cover from Crafty Gemini for their babies. But it’s bulky so I made each of them one of these bags to put it in. This way they can keep it in their car. This bag was SO easy. Thank you!!

What a diverse individual you are! Thanks so much for sharing this. I explored your magazine and other ventures a bit. The history of your shop (honey) was so cool and I love the shutters. I always enjoy your videos. Thanks so much for sharing this.

Thank you for sharing this part of your life. It was very interesting. Please, please do not drive and film videos at the same time. Your life isn't worth a KZbin video. I was witness to a terrible accident involving a vlogger.

This was very interesting. Thank you.

Thank you for posting. I found the trade show very interesting.

Welcome to New Orleans. Thank you for sharing your work. Hope you'll have a chance to see some of the city💙💙

Timothy, I am so amazed at all the things you do......Sewing, helping grieving families....you are such a wonderful person. Sending a big giant hug your way!

Thankyou Tim, that was interesting x

very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

I’m thinking that tiny vacuum would be good to clean drawers in my kitchen, too.

I love that idea what brand is the kitchen towels that you're using.

That little push lid bin, I would be making a pin cushion surround on the top, adding elastic belt around the cup to hold thread cards and small snips. All in one sewing kit and clean up.

I love going to charity shops and looking for gleanable items. Beads, sequins, buttons, buckles, fabrics in the clothing.

I love these. I buy mine from Etsy because I want to support a small business.

Yes it happened to me , I’m going all the way around a poodle skirt , I’m almost finished when I notice my bobbin is out ! I got my niece a sewing machine, she’s been wanting to learn sewing, quilting etc . I paid $30 for a good Singer machine worked great. I take it to her explain the thread on the spool , needle & the bobbin, showed her where it goes . She looks at me dumbfounded, I ask her is something wrong ? Why would you need the bobbin, if you’ve already got thread on top ⁉️🙄 I explained but still couldn’t make her understand! All the shirts are great !

Has anyone used something other than rice, corn or any other rodent preferred food for filler? I am trying to not use rice because where I used to live, mice got in the house and ate all the rice containing items in my craft room (a rice weighted paper scrap hanging bag, my extra rice in a bag, one of these bags, etc.). I bought some crushed walnut shells to make some of these but they are on the pricey side so I'm looking for a cost-friendly, rodent unfriendly but not toxic alternative.

I love sewing but a yard of fabric is around $10 now and a dollar store folding bag is around $2.

A few years ago I made my Grandaughter a Trick or Treat drawstring backpack bag out of this same fabric! She still uses it!