5 Easy Hacks Using Dollar Store Pot Holders You Need to Try!

[@blessingscrafttherapy]

Just posted part 2!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5mqaZeiodKAbsksi=gtjXWTiA2fIg2YXq

[@sylviamarenger6962]

Where do you get those clips at? I tv they’re great!

[@rebeccafaithsisters0773]

@@blessingscrafttherapy thank you for your kindness

[@calibean7736]

How many of us are here to relax? No I don’t make the stuff, I just like watching you. I love your bubbly personality ❤😊

[@michellediaz86]

Exactly. lol I tell myself, “ omg, I want to make this.” Do I make it??? Nooooo lol lol I just love watching this cute woman.

[@jovelasquez7312]

I totally agree!!! She's so bubbly 😊

[@haydeemaldonado1733]

She's awesome.

[@WendiMillerRealtor]

​@michellediaz86 Hahaha. My husband always asks my why I watch these... he likes to remind me how I am NOT a DIY'er...I always say that maybe someday I will be...lol

[@KalyCourt]

I didn't even have time to make anything extra, but I'm definitely here for your commentary! You're so relatable, and bubbly and hilariously not hard on yourself or others. I love it. You remind me of Kiki from Gilmore Girls. ❤

[@lourdessivilla-moriarty3755]

The reason your Gramm taught you to wrap the thread around your button after you've sewn it on is so that your button will be a little raised, making it easier to button and unbutton it. It also helps to strengthen the stitching in the button. BTW, I think that your ideas are marvelous and you're right, "They are soooo cuuuute!" I can't wait to give them a try.

[@amieeeverest9630]

I was taught to do buttons that way too!!

[@maryjacobsen2417]

Yep! My highschool needle arts teacher taught us to wrap it around to create a shank for the button 😊

[@jrae6608]

Taught to put buttons on same way

[@juliegalvin2223]

My father taught me this, I am sure it came from my grandmother. She was a seamstress, hat maker. Hmong many other talents.

[@virgilwhite7682]

I don’t know how I wound up here… it’s the end of a long day and I am so exhausted. I just wanted to brush my teeth and go to bed! You popped up and I clicked your video. Your FUN VOICE and Super Cute personality made me smile, then giggle, and before I knew it I was watching the whole thing… not for the crafts but for your company!!! You were the brightest spot of my whole day!!! Thank You for Your vulnerability!!! You are so genuine and truly delightful!!! Your lighten up attitude is fantastic!!!! I am going to sleep with a smile on my face! GOD BLESS YOU!!! The crafts were great!

[@comfortouch]

"Done is better than perfect" best quote today!.

[@debbiebailey5364]

I also take them cheap pot holders and I sew rubber drawer liner on the back of pot holder helps to open up jars you can also use the pot holder to lay on the countertop and it won't slide when you put a plate on it

[@judielise]

Great idea!! ❤

[@castielsgranny4308]

That is an awesome idea!!! Genius!

[@castielsgranny4308]

That’s actually a very securely sewn button. The way you instinctively wrapped the thread around the threads holding the button on left enough room to button onto something thick. Same idea as buttons on a winter coat.

[@AbuelitaPaloma]

Smart 💡

[@TheChicamustang]

Cute projects. Thanks for sharing. Blessings 😊

[@barbarastedillie1336]

I’m 73 years old and way back when I was learning to sew (my mom was an amazing seamstress) she taught me this method for knotting thread!! I’m glad to see it’s endured the test of time!

[@evawilson1308]

My mom taught me the same way I’m 72yrs young

[@debrahansley]

My Grandma taught me the same thing! Awhhhh, I miss her. I am 56 now, appreciating her teaching me how to garden, can, and sew. My mom, who does none of that, says I was born in the wrong time😂

[@nancymorton5636]

I'm 73 and no one ever taught me squat. So, I taught myself, just by trial and error. And darned if I don't do it the same way all of you do. Guess that means it works well!

[@deborasmith5191]

My mom is going to be 75 in a few days. She taught this method for knotting threads. It seems easier than another method I was shown. My mom taught me a lot of stuff about sewing.

[@maryaslin1143]

Me too

[@MomIrregardless]

"Done is Better than Perfect" .... words to live by!!

[@highlaner48]

You are a joy!! You have a wonderful attitude and we should all take a page out of your book.

[@sashasanchez2583]

Agreed… And perfect means finished irl

[@stephm281]

These are all sew cute. ❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@nancymahaffey8296]

I could. Not imagine anybody give it a hate to this woman. Listen, and this woman has made my day. She has got such an upbeat. Personality, attitude, it's just in her voice. You don't even have to know her and it just makes you happy. Stop with the hate.

[@beas2cent929]

I absolutely agree with you! It is so fun to watch and listen.

[@angella7576]

I'll be honest I generally do not like christians but this precious lady..I love her!!! Supper sweet, fun she's just awesome!!

[@joycev1105]

Hate comments! What is wrong with people. This woman is so flipping funny, upbeat, sunshiny and anything else that's bright. Those people are very jealous 😤 I'm sure she will ignore all the negative nannies. I love this lady

[@nancyimbleau2023]

Hello Nancy wanted to say Hello from one Nancy to another. Have a great Day!

[@lapinxston]

I agree with you!!!

Had the most horrible serving shift last night and work anxiety dreams just now, leaving me with insomnia and anxiety. Your videos are EXACTLY what I needed. Not to say they’re boring, just interesting and relaxing. Like hanging out with a best friend and doing crafts together. Thank you so much. I appreciate it more than you’ll ever know. Thank you so much.

[@lynhead52]

sew your button on with dental floss, it never breaks. Your projects were so cute.

[@deniseview4253]

Great idea. Never thought to use dental floss. ❤

[@malagasylisa1680]

How brilliant is this??? Muchas gracias

[@nanjunkster]

Not all floss is strong. Check before you spend the time

[@BJayGee1]

Try fishing line. It's super strong and invisible!

[@carolyn9214]

Not waxed floss!😸

[@jb9218]

I store my potholder "kit" in my glovebox keeping things like: q-tips, safety pins, dental picks, allergy tabs, strike anywhere matches, coupla bucks, wet nap, eyeglass repair, mints, etc. at hand. I have used it often! Love these videos! Thank you!

[@tililag5999]

I started mine out as a mini car first aid kit with bandaids, alcohol wipes, aspirin, etc, and added a lot of what you had in yours as time went on

[@DGibsonxio]

I have been using the same one for almost 10 years.

[@mush1077]

I’m not a crafty person, but for some reason your video was on my feed. I was curious to see your projects, but TBH, it is you who kept me watching. Just listening to your happiness, excitement, giggles and bubbly personality make me smile. Thank you, Collette, for a few minutes of happiness and smiles at a difficult time. 💜💜💜💜. Oh, and I do love the projects! 😊

[@catiesmith9166]

I love your ‘who cares’ attitude. No stress…just fun. Weirdly, with all the fun the projects are fabulous!

[@joycelyons8666]

I learned how to knot my thread like that in 5th grade sewing class, I'm 73 now! You are sooo perky, so much fun to watch! TY

[@andreahenrickson8987]

We used to make holders for our curling irons from pot holders.

[@roselee4445]

Good idea

[@itsgoodforthesoul9749]

brilliant. much cuter than my black felt one from the manufacturer...no love in making that lol (tho i am grateful) thanks for sharing!

[@lavonalarson7211]

same Works great for traveling when I don't have time to let curling iron cool completely

[@roselee4445]

@lavonalarson7211 good idea

[@sugarplum316]

Number two could be an ice pack too. 👍🏼 Super cute 🩵🌻❤️🎀

[@debbieaustinendecott2069]

#6 Mom and I used to roll pot holder diagonally (like cone), sew edge, decorated and sold for $4.95 at craft fair to hold your scissors. Really cool ideas. Have always bought the towels at craft fairs. Never realized so easy to make. Thank you.

[@t.h.8475]

I buy my towels at Dollar General and Dollar Tree. I crochet towel toppers and give them as gifts. I own the same towels in the video.

[@JaimeDornanLady]

When making the towels, you can also cut the towels in half at the seam horizontally & sew one half on a potholder instead of both halves, so you get two completed towels rather than one! It honestly depends on what you want to actually use them for and how thick you want your towels to be. Some pple. just want them to be used as a decoration, so one half would be perfect! Also, if you don’t use them but for a quick hand drying towel, then wash it, it would work for that, too!

[@bp3682]

You are fun! Love your ideas & attitude❤

[@JustBrenda55]

Love the little pot lid holders! How brilliant! My grandmother made pot holders with the left over fabric from making dresses for me. I still have and use them! I wish I could send you pictures of them! EVERY time I use them I think of those beautiful dresses and of my loving grandmother! She made them when I was about 12. I am 69 now. I’ve used those hot pads for 57 years!

[@margareth1504]

Maybe this was a good way to relax and unwind watching someone doing something that makes them happy to do neat things for themselves and for others. 😊

[@MissMolly3377]

Yes, it is, you can tell when someone loves what they do. 😊

[@PamelaArvish]

You are so cute! It’s so much fun hearing someone being delighted with what they are doing. Rock on, girl!

[@rebeccafaithsisters0773]

Just found your channel, It's the first think that has made me smile and happy since my neice Bethany went missing April 8th 2022 after a horrific violent DV incident with her boyfriend and she's never been found and I've been Soo lost without my best friend, I'm disabled and at home all the time and it's like my life and world just 🛑 stopped and I cry daily, and it just touched my heart that the first one you did was purple and had butterflies which were both my NEICE Bethany favorite, it was just so special, and I just had to tell you thank you, so thankful and appreciate finding your channel, we use to craft a lot, and I've just not had any thing to work with since my neice went missing, thanks for sharing, please pray for me, I really miss this and her Soo much

[@Della-i6j]

Prayers and love to you always 😢❤

[@FemiNelson-sb1em]

Oh Rebecca, we're so sorry. Please hang in there. Please reach out....via Church, Senior Cnter IF you're 45+. I use to take a loved one & was accepted. Perhaps have your ride share take you to the Library & read to children? Just a few ideas. You clearly are creative & making things will keep your beloved niece with you & hopefully bring back lovely memories. Prayers coming your way from so many. Lifting her in prayer as well. Paz be with us all 🙏. "Isa"

[@BonnieBlair-zm4uu]

😮💔🩹😢🙏✝️🌎🕊️✨🦋

[@donnacalnan7063]

Omg! I'm so sorry! what a horrendous time you have been through! I will be praying for you and thinking about you Darling,you are not alone, because I love you,and God loves you,try and keep your chin up Rebecca, take care of yourself. Lots of love from south Wales,United kingdom coming your way!❤❤❤❤❤XXXXXXXXX

[@Kathy-kd6by]

Sending you hugs and prayers ma'am. May she be found soon and return to you.

[@jenniferyoung7818]

I am soooo not surprised you have a heart shaped pot. You are just too stinkin adorable! You make my day whenever I see your videos.

[@deannabreedlove8089]

Where did you get the heart shaped pot?

[@jonijoseph4438]

I just watched a program about anxiety and depression you made all of that disappear.Thank you😊

[@FemiNelson-sb1em]

Loved 4 of the hacks, especially the kitchen towel with pot holder. Gracias Gracias!. You're sooooooo wonderfully cheerful, Bless you. Paz be with us all 🙏. "Isa"

[@darm.8172]

ME... TOTALLY THE OPPOSITE. WHY? BECAUSE...I CANNOT SEW!!! 😭

[@haydeemaldonado1733]

​@@darm.8172Doing it by hand just take a little practice and few pinches here and there. When I first moved to US I had to make my own curtains by hand cause money was low. I used blankets and needle and tread. They were not professional but they solved the problem, and they looked good, 👍.

[@themamma341]

What a cute idea!!❤

[@lisaryherd4593]

I'm right along with you!!

[@criseastman6503]

Sometimes by not trying to be perfect you figure out better ways to do things❤

[@ka12728]

😊 love the great idea 💡🎉

[@marthadueck6461]

I have to always remind myself to have fun with my crafts instead of perfect. On one hand I have OCD and on the other hand I have ADD. I never finish because it’s not perfect. I like to watch you because you reminds me 😊 to have fun. Relax and enjoy. I love your laughter. I will definitely be making the cast iron handle holder and the lid holders. What a great idea to use them for the short handles. Also a regular pot holder alway wants to hang into the food.

[@RebeccaTJM]

Wow!!! What you wrote here REALLY REALLY REALLY resonates with me! It's like you're talking about me. And I would not be at all surprised to find out that the majority of people reading this feel the exact same way I feel!!

[@rosannamize6622]

I was going to make potholders for my cast iron from scratch. So, thank you. I never thought to use already made potholders.

[@kimberlymassaro2064]

Your so funny. Lol. Love your whitty humor.... great ideas thank you!!!

[@blessingscrafttherapy]

Oh thank you!

[@1luckyccmom]

I came for the thumbnail and stayed for you! I love your energy girl.

[@DanettaHarding]

I made a whole series of the hot pad towels for my daughter. One of her cats kept pulling the towels off the handle to watch them fall!!! Love your projects.

[@cerissam9291]

😂

[@castielsgranny4308]

THE CAT MUST CONQUER THE DANGLING ENEMY!

[@pzh3334]

You showed up in my algorithm and I'm here to say. I'm obsessed with your energy, and it reminds me a lot of myself and the excitement I have that people lovingly pick on me for😂

[@pennyobrien5641]

I had a ball joining you! What fun you are! Thanks for the chuckles !😊

[@DawnMayfield-lf6bt]

I can’t thread a sewing machine but I watched the whole video because YOU ARE A HOOT AND A HALF GIRL!!! ❤

[@1Chosen4Him]

I was recently watching a video and yours popped in my feed and as I watched this I continued watching just to hear you as you described the steps of your project and I was constantly smiling because of the joy & excitement that oozes from you. Continue what you’re doing I’m sure you’re making others smile as well. 😊

[@herbalmagic6895]

My favorite part? "It's fine." my kinda creative!

[@SunshineCatwoman]

26:00 - Wrapping the thread around the button is to make a thread shank so the button stands away from the fabric a bit to make it easier to grasp and put through the button hole.

[@whatever8243]

You remind me of a Melissa McCarthy character. You could do voice offers in comedies. Love you voice and your attitude is so fun and uplifting.

[@pamelatome5857]

I think you are just fun. Crafting is supposed to be fun, right. Thanks for the simple crafts!

[@DollyKauionalani]

Oh my gosh I LOVE the hanging towl idea!! So simple yet so efficient! I'm mindblown lol. I'm so doing this! Maybe it will stop my husband from using the cute ones on messy things. 🤦‍♀️

[@jadethetruthspeaker4013]

I love your commentary 😂 this is how I sound as I'm crafting... It's fine... It works...

[@coffeebeforemascara]

Okay, that gnome pot holder turned into a little bag is the most creative idea I have seen in a very long time. I want to run out and make a whole bunch for my nieces

[@goldglitter04]

The enthusiasm in your voiceover is refreshing! & Your ideas are adorable!

[@sissy3220]

I’ve been sewing for 30 years and you’ve inspired me to knot my sewn buttons in a better way Thanks😊

[@dianeburke5310]

I caught that trick too! Clever...

[@evelynphillips-gutchell8237]

I just found you and you are adorable!! I love your energy and have subscribed. Cute ideas and a great new way to make my knots too!!

[@Vinniegret]

You have a MUCH better Dollar and a Quarter Store than I have access to! And I totally agree that “done is better than perfect”.

[@castielsgranny4308]

Try Target. The displays at the front of the store have towels and pot holders sometimes, inexpensive.

[@angelasells3223]

This would be perfect for my sister. She is making a lot of those yoyos. This would help her stay organized.

[@friedacook1529]

Great projects. I love that they are simple enough for even non crafty people like me.

[@elizabethcarter1175]

'You go till the button tellls you to stop'. Exactly right. Buttons are smart!

[@claudettelutz9400]

You can use the eye glasses pot holder for curling irons for traveling

[@sheilagray3541]

My dad taught me to do a knot exactly like that & every time I make a knot I think of my dad, Gosh Bless the dead❤❤

[@LeslyeMcCulloch]

Perfect for sun glasses, reading glasses, etc. love your ideas and personality. ❤❤❤

[@mildredmccants4958]

Yessssss! Done is Better Than Perfect! This spike to my soul and made me smile!!🥰🥰🥰

[@MariaMolina-kw4pv]

Sometimes done is better than perfect. ❤

[@AlishaArlene]

I love that your daughter stole the gnome purse! 😂 So cute!! 🥰💖

[@deanagallatin6974]

It's perfectly, imperfect! It made you happy and that's all that matters. And they are cute!

[@sweethoneythoughts]

Your effervescent personality ALONE is brought me back to your channel! And I also get the bonus of watching your projects! Awesome job!!!

[@janmcguire5268]

You sound like so much fun! I like that you are not hung up on perfection.

[@Rmdelo]

I love how you improvise and how real you are. You let us know it's OK if you're not perfect. Thank you!

[@teresasmith348]

I love your fun positive attitude. Thank you, you are a beautiful angel!

[@eu5563]

Ok the pot holder hack for pot lids looks like a little gnome hat. Adorable

[@sandrashockley5380]

Neat idea. Great to hold gift cards you have not spent yet.

[@lisapena4832]

These ideas are awesome for any youth group to do! (4th or 5th graders!) I love them!

[@greeneyedredhead61]

I took a potholder, sewed on a button. Then wrapped it around my metal gate, that slides open for me to drive my car threw, and position the pot holder in a place where I grab the gate to open it. In the summer the gate is scalding hot. It allows me to open the gate without burning my hands. It's been on there for years, and it is time to replace it. But I do love your crafted ideas too. I'm going to be retiring soon, so I'll have more free time to do things like this. Your sewing kit idea gave me an idea. Can make the same thing and use it in a diaper bag or even a purse for small items. Diaper bag: nail clippers, Neosporin, Band-Aids, hand wipes, etc Purse: medicine, bandaids, Neosporin, hair ties, etc, maybe even small jewelry....

[@janetbeans6472]

Wonderful ideas and fun to watch!

[@castielsgranny4308]

Now make a steering wheel cover!

[@amandawilliams2266]

Clever idea ,I've got the same hot gate issue ,tfs❤❤

[@andreakramer4159]

You’re way cool Your video is a stress reliever ❤😊

[@dar4835]

​​ one of our stores, their door is in the sun all day, so super hot 🔥 during the day. They cut a slit in a pool noodle and the duct taped it. Very comfortable to open the door now.

[@resurrectionsunday4164]

That last idea with the strap could be sewn in series to make a space saving wall hanging. Especially in a tiny home or rv. You could use it to hold things like sandwich bags, grocery bags, cookie cutters and other easily misplaced odds and ends even display artificial flowers . It could hold toys and craft supplies for visiting grandchildren or make it a hanging diaper change station for a new baby ❤. And you could make one for each holiday season as a useful decoration ❤

[@PecanBaby...]

I'm so happy that KZbin decided to put you in my recommendations list because your bubbly personality just put a massive smile on my face. So, of course, I just had to subscribe to you. Those pot holders are so beautiful if only we could afford to make patchwork bedspreads out of them, it would cut down on so much of the extra work in making those beautiful patchwork spreads that take so much dedication and sewing to design. Much respect from Ireland. 🤗🥰

[@cynthiarivera1930]

GuurrLLLLL You are so cute!! Your energy is contagious. Thank you for sharing your ideas, YOU ROCK!!!!

[@DebCoffelt]

I love all of these . So cute. I do buttons the same way you do. Don't want them to come off 😅😅😅😅

[@castielsgranny4308]

It was well-sewn!

[@beverlywallis9549]

The wrapping thread and tying off, making knot in thread to sew was taught to my 8 th grade Home Economics class in 1968. The wrapping is part of making a shank for flat buttons. Another hack taught was to hold a straight pin over top of button and every pass over the top of button goes over the pin,do the wrapping around to finish,tie off pull out straight pin and you have some flexibility when closing . Been sewing buttons this way a long time.

[@kendranewton9071]

You keep being you! You make most of us smile, thanks. Love that silly gnome!😊

[@arcinesmith5837]

Your energy is off the chart, I love it . I enjoyed your video and what you do

[@joycemerrick6345]

Oh oh oh ~ instead of a little sewing kit for at work or in your car or purse ~ ok yes ~ I'm going to make a couple sewing kits ~ but I'm ALSO going to make a HOLDER for my eye GLASSES 👓 🤓 & SUNGLASSES 🕶 😎💚 I love love love these ideas 💚

[@sandidianna4303]

Super cute idea for the pot holder and towel.

[@patcorona5979]

Great hacks! Love your sense of humor and attitude. You’re right, done is better than perfect.

[@inamp1]

You gave me an idea: How about making a hot bowl holder and include a soup packet with a bowl or mug as a small gift? (Please consider showing how to make a hot bowl holder that can be used in the microwave.) Thanks!

[@susieinthecountry4434]

yes! super great idea♥

[@joyceclark8163]

Yes..the microwave bowl holder

[@lynette598]

She has done this.

[@lesa6399]

Just remember to use 100% cotton everything! 😊

[@Yolanda-f2z7g]

Great ideas.

[@cwald3278]

I love your personality, it’s so healing to me. You said, done is better than perfect, can crafting just be fun, yes and yes, that’s what I want to get back to please! I always over sew buttons too, I don’t want them coming off.

[@pquack51]

How much coffee did you have before you filmed this??!! LOL! Great video!

[@mysticmoth1111]

This is actually very inspirational. I really like the concept of the second project, but I would try to find a way to make it more durable. Maybe wrap the ziplocks in decorative duct tape first or something. I love the idea!

[@faithfinkes2103]

My grandkids can make these for Christmas presents. Last year my grandson gave me a beautiful rock. Upgrades are always good.

[@JaimeDornanLady]

They’re also good for the younger kids to make that aren’t old enough to use a machine, or those who don’t have a machine!

[@kayeeiland4167]

This was delightful ! Yes , the ideas were clever and helpful , but... Your giggles and obvious joy in the projects made the whole experience wonderful ! Thank you !!!

[@pattiadams3968]

You can seal the edges of the sandwich bags with an iron. Put parchment paper on top and bottom of the edges and use an iron just hot enough to seal the bags.

[@blessingscrafttherapy]

What?! 😳😳😳 mind blown! Thank you!

[@ushasridaran8026]

Wow, great idea

[@Bessie66]

Or a hot knife - heat the blade and place on the plastic to seal it

[@rosemorris7912]

Also, if you have a little bag sealer, that would be worth trying.

[@candycoyne2540]

What do you do with the bag that you ✂️ the webbing off of

[@karentillotson5082]

Great ideas 🎉But I mostly enjoy watching you because of your upbeat attitude! You seem like a super cool person ❤

[@blessingscrafttherapy]

You are so sweet! Thank you for watching!

[@loriheady7407]

You are adorable. Love your attitude and your crafts are cuuuuute. 😊

[@loriheady7407]

You can use a hot knife to seal the bags after you cut them Any shape 😊

[@kristiejoye4439]

I am loving the sewing kit! Totally making one for my Momma. She is a mega crafter & a master tatter

[@michelleprintz2976]

Maybe use snack size ziplock baggies so you don’t have to cut off excess. Just a suggestion🤔🙂

[@ourcreativebeehive]

Yes, they work perfectly.

[@RaeCarson]

The thing is that snack size bags aren't made with the slider closure, unfortunately.

[@ourcreativebeehive]

@@RaeCarson When I have made them, I didn't want slide closures. It bulks them up. I made them for homeless men and women to hold personal items.

[@RaeCarson]

While it does make them slightly bulkier, the slider bags tend to last far longer since the extra strain and tension put on the plastic is greatly lessened. There's also less tendency for the bags themselves to accidentally develop a blow-out at the top.

[@MomIrregardless]

that was my thought also

[@debrahansley]

You are so fun to listen to! What a blessing of a spirit!!!❤

[@blessingscrafttherapy]

Aw, thanks so much! That means a lot 😊

[@SplitBean]

Haha, I got excited because you were excited

[@SimonSays0414]

I don’t know how I ended up here watching your video but I’m glad I did! You’re fun to watch and to listen to. And I hate sewing buttons on. I way over sew those darn things so they never ever fall off again! Thank you for you.

[@charlenegriffis5900]

Love these ideas Colette! You are so funny and enlightening! Love the little lid holders! Have to make them❤😊👍

[@gingersnap1568]

My first time seeing your chanel. I love your fun carefree personality!! You put a smile on my face.

[@kathysherrill4543]

First time meeting you! Love you and your crafts!!!! I will be hot gluing mine!!

[@lonnibaird8018]

Me too! My sewing skills suck!

[@TwiceAsLovely]

Lol! So will I! 😂

[@lennieblue]

Oh my. I was having a day of struggles. I was down. But you are so cute and talk so positive I had to subscribe. I don't even sew, not really. Thank you for cheering me up. ❤

[@kimkeep6267]

I love the gnome pot holders! All great ideas Collette! I love watching you videos.

[@patriciapowers3666]

You have a wonderful energy and a natural gift for getting people motivated. My mom sewed like a pro and I remember being very young (like 4) when I saw her making a knot in the thread that way. She slowed it way down for me so could learn and I never forgot it.

[@herbalmagic6895]

"Done is better than perfect." YESSSSSS bestie!!! so much more fun, and less stress with that thought in mind. :))

[@rebeccafaithsisters0773]

@@herbalmagic6895 me and my bestie too when she's of school for few days or we have time together, I really believe it's going to be SOOO GOOD to be outside the house,

[@donnawalker4917]

Very fun watching you make your creations. I also learned to wrap the thread around the button several times. It helps the button move a bit to go in and out of the button hole or loop. Without the wrapping of the thread, the button is too tight and hard to move in and out of the button hole. Keep on creating great crafts! I love what you said about “ done is better than perfect “!!!! 🤩

[@kathgleeson2429]

Thank you for sharing your crafts with us. They are brilliant, I with definitely make the towel. Very enjoyable.

[@jovelasquez7312]

I love it!!! I'm new at sewing and seeing someone else use alot of thread made me feel good lol!!! Thank you for sharing!!!!

[@jayemorris3005]

you can also use the glass holder for pop sickles that are in the plastic sleaves

[@SproutingHealth]

So thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank u!! Not only were the craft ideas brilliant n super economical, but I absolutely loved your excitement/ personality. I similarly get totally geeked out n hyped up over cutesy things like this- like the gifting idea of a pot w these holders n maybe a pkt of soup. Absolutely love it!

[@brendacooper8905]

Just found you! Loved it so much I subscribed. Love that you are so …bubbly! ❤️from your new Grandma Brenda! ( I just adopted you).

[@blessingscrafttherapy]

Thanks for subbing and more importantly, thanks for adopting me! Everyone should be so lucky to have a grandma Brenda!!😘😘😘

[@bettylouneace8956]

I am always looking for new crafting ideas!! Enjoyed the projects!! But honestly I love hearing you talk!! You are so bubbly and full of personality!!! And the ideas you’ve shared are wonderful!! I also enjoy your practical side!! Had fun listening to this!!!

[@Peggy-nt7eo]

You make this DYI so easy and fun! I’ll have to try it!!!