How Do I Cut My Ice Cream Stick | Basic Cut

[@triciac.5078]

YES!!! I was in a meeting when this came out and I've been waiting for a break to come see this. And yes I learned a lot! Only the last tip was one I already knew (from learning how to cut thin dowels - after I screwed it up). The first tip just blew my mind, I mean, so simple, but something I had not thought of doing. Duh! And I see I must continue my search to find a square thingy that isn't a foot long. Thank you!!!

[@SvtlanaIgnateva]

thanks for the lesson !

[@MiniatureCreator]

👌

[@hasandulkadir48]

Thanks for sharing Very useful for beginner like me

[@monalizacaligtan1766]

indeed thankful and helpful tips

[@karenmusa3052]

Great tips thanku very much 😃

[@paulapiraban3868]

Gracias por compartir sus lindos trabajos

[@MiniatureCreator]

🤗

[@johnaquino7619]

Since popsicle sticks tend to be a bit tougher than balsa wood, I'm used to the idea of using a hobby saw or some kind of clipper fitted with a razor blade for precise cuts. Seeing what a standard box cutter could do with this material actually provides me with more options now. Thanks!

[@jackiemcarthur3638]

Thank you

[@aslantica]

Thanks for this! Also, what kind of glue do you use?

[@MiniatureCreator]

White/craft glue

[@manudumra4999]

Yes this is very helpful but please can you tell how much product you use for making this craft

[@MiniatureCreator]

usually for furniture about 20-40 pcs

[@PIASTV907.]

I like that

[@mikelee3648]

Me too

[@patenbrass4303]

😜 🅿🆁🅾🅼🅾🆂🅼

[@Thaylianightshade]

The thumbnail is misleading.