How to Make a Wood Tramp Art Rocking Chair with Clothespins Tutorial

[@carolross3329]

Great project

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

Thank you so much!!

[@mariacharles1384]

Thank you for sharing ❤

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

You’re very welcome! Glad you liked it!

[@irenehough4441]

So charming 🌺

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

Thank you!!

[@irenehough4441]

You are welcome 🤗

[@jeannebeverly1244]

Totally love this! Thanks for sharing 💜💜💜

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

You are so welcome!

[@charlottereed8060]

This is so cute!!!

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

Thank you!

[@jonathancliffe8411]

my mother used to make these many years ago anyway she passed away last august..I've just made one following your video thank you so much ill treasure this now x

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

So sorry for your loss, Jonathan! I'm happy we were able to help inspire you

[@johnwright3910]

May I ask where can you get these type of pegs - Thank you

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

Here is a link to the clothespins factorydirectcraft.com/catalog/categories/1302_2110_2208-clothespins.html

[@patriciawhateley8096]

Cute I been HOPING I COULD FIND SOMEONE WHO WOULD MAKE IT SLOW AND SPOKE ENGLISH. I AM NEW TO YOUR CHANNEL. GREAT JOB GREAT TUTORIAL. THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS WITH ME.

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

We are so glad you found us, Patricia! Thank you again for watching our tutorials. Happy crafting!

[@deannarmos9254]

These are adorable! Tried following along but have a question! How many different sizes of clothespins are there? I’ve 3 different sizes? Thank You

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

@@deannarmos9254 sorry for the confusion! It really depends on what size you want your finished rocking chair to be. For this specific example, we used 2-3/4 inch clothespins. Our written instructions can be found here: factorydirectcraft.com/catalog/products/1302_2110_2208-17162-wood_clothespins.html

[@BX0207]

omg..i used to make these as a kid in the 70s 80s...lolol.awwww what memories..m

[@thesultanmerchant]

what size clothespin used to make chair? if it 3" or 4"?

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

We used clothespins that were 2-3/4 inches long. Here is the ones used below: factorydirectcraft.com/catalog/products/1302_2110_2208-17162-wood_clothespins.html

[@MrWankai]

my daughter loves this she is in love with arts and crafts she is 11 but she is the most inocent sweetest girls in the world she is always so happy

[@vadymvolodko7252]

You should visit woodprix website if you would like to make it by yourself I think.

[@masonoutward9490]

OK!!

[@carolineowino5091]

beautiful...

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

Thank you!

[@AlisaChagnon123]

This is so cute! I'd like to make this with my granddaughter but also want it to last a long time! Should we use regular glue sticks or special glue for wood? Thank you so much!

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

For better longevity and strength, I'd definitely recommend Tite-Bond wood glue!

[@carolkampstra3474]

I love it.

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

Thanks for watching our tutorial!

[@8523Tink]

i love it

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@dallasfarms1907]

I love this

[@anntravis8246]

So cute and I have been wanting to try this I just didn't have a pattern

[@carlotagarces]

Lindo trabajo saludos

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

¡Muchas gracias! Feliz elaboración

[@Pe_bbs]

Mine was crooked but my lps can still use it😅

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

I am so glad it was still useable!

[@charlenemock333]

Baby girl your light in the background is way too bright for the video. We can't see which way you laid those up or down because of the light.

[@acidicredrose7690]

You can’t see which way she laid those up and down because of the light*

[@lynnedecker5465]

Mine came out awful

[@FactoryDirectCraft]

I am so sorry. I have crafts like this, which sometimes don't turn out. Don't give up!

[@lindamorgey6736]

I heard very good opinions about the Woodglut plans.