Converted "Art" Supplies from the Dollar Tree | Ordinary Items Used for Arts and Crafts

[@ChristinaandHowardKeefe]

These are all great ideas!!! So happy I found your channel!

[@dorothykovak4900]

Lots of great ideas. I made a list for the next time I’m in DT. Thank you for sharing.

[@suebee4380]

Great presentation, super ideas! Thanks!😁

[@CreatedandMadeStudios]

Thanks so much! 😊 Glad you liked it

[@debhale6760]

I just happened across this video. Awesome ideas for these household items as crafting items!! Thank you for sharing!!😊

[@CreatedandMadeStudios]

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed!

[@jmsl_910]

hey! you just showed up on my feed! great vid! new subscriber

[@CreatedandMadeStudios]

Thank you so much!! Welcome + enjoy :D

[@SaltLifeGypsy68]

I use some of those products but I've never thought to use contact lens cases for inks, paints, etc! Wow again! Yes, i did subscribe ❤

[@CreatedandMadeStudios]

Awesome!! Thank you and welcome :D

[@abbylynn8872]

This was a really good list ❤

[@CreatedandMadeStudios]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed :)

[@cynthiapowell-cobb2742]

Great info!

[@darbysquelch]

Great video! I also use those cutting mats as shims with my die cut machine

[@CreatedandMadeStudios]

Oh nice, great idea!! Thank you :)

[@lindajohansson6357]

You are so creative! Loved it! Lots of great ideas! Thanks for doing this!

[@CreatedandMadeStudios]

What a kind comment, thank you so much!! Glad you enjoyed :)

[@Merricat66]

Really helpful! Great ideas…thank you!

[@CreatedandMadeStudios]

Glad it was helpful, thank you for watching!!

[@nanwilder2853]

I have stopped the video where you are demonstrating how you use a SANDER on paper/mixed media projects… My concern here, is any PLASTICS that may be part of your mixed media tag (or whatever) being sanded. Obviously, when sanding, tiny, inhale-able particles are being created which require wearing some kind of SAFETY MASK-which you are not doing! While I would not presume to tell you how to make your (excellent, professional) video, I thought this was a point well worth mentioning ; both for your health, and that of your viewers!

[@CreatedandMadeStudios]

Thank you for pointing that you - you are correct, safety first!

[@lawrencediggs7957]

Ge=reat video. BTW, you can isolate your mic by sitting the base of the mic on some thick foam or a thick towel. That should cut down on that bumping and booming sound that degrades your golden tips. If it is attached to the table with a boom clamp of some sort, you might try attaching it to something else. I don't know your set up, but this type of sound distraction is common and can usually be easily fixed.

[@CreatedandMadeStudios]

Wow thank you! I hadn't even noticed to be honest but my mic is totally NOT attached to anything. It just sort of dangles from my overhead rig so I can see how movement can affect the sound quality. Thank you!!

[@zoehamilton9993]

Really great ideas ❤

[@CreatedandMadeStudios]

Thank you! 😊