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It is! 🤗🙌🏽🧚🏽‍♂️

Thanks Ma! ❤️❤️❤️

Oh! I’ll look into that. Thanks for the tip! 🙌🏽🏆

yes, that could help

Agree. I think a roof is the most effective solution. However, It takes up more space and costs more. What I’ve been hoping to do is add a lime plaster finish which is more weather resistant than clay plaster. It’s harder to find the materials for that kind of stuff locally, but what can I say I’ve been procrastinating 👨🏽‍🏭🤷🏽‍♂️🙇🏽‍♂️

@@Folktopia maybe look to upcylce some materials for a roof, there might be something for free in your area, like a tin sheet for the roof.

Its a great idea if I remember. Also, wind is an issue. I should cover it more often for sure 🤷🏽‍♂️✨

Fantastic! Let’s do it. Pizza 🍕 time!

I’m glad I made my own stand and agree that there are lots of great affordable options for felt mats. The one thing that I’m still seriously considering is their linoleum and cork desk mat. I don’t think I can replicate it and I don’t see any dupes out there. Thanks for commenting and watching! ☀️👨🏽‍🏭👍🏽

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it’s pretty much the same, but a bit chubbier up at the top. oh well! 😇

​@@Folktopia your mod still works if someone has a long nose pliers they don't need, of course :)

Right on. Go for it! 🔧🗜️🧰

Thanks! Mine is still holding up. I used cedar I had left over from building my fence and I love working with cedar. My dogs love sitting on the bridge from some reason ✨😁🐶

Copper becomes harder as it is hammered (known as work hardening). Heating makes it softer. Cool stuff.

Thanks, Ralph! It’s kind of fun to sew, but tricky too 🙇🏽‍♂️☀️🐥

@@FolktopiaAre you the man who’s dog needed surgery on his spine while back ? Just that video showed up on my feed and I watched it. If so I was wandering how is your wee dog now thanks for reply.

@BigCatsAndWild Oh yes, he’s good, and now an old dog, living the good life with lots of naps and treats.

@@Folktopia Great to hear he recovered, and thanks for getting back to me all the best.

Thank you so much! It’s got me interested in learning about leather stitching. ✌🏾👨🏽‍🏭☀️

@@Folktopia awesome! I’m a complete outsider to that world but I think your stitching looked perfect!

That’s good information. Thanks for sharing. This year I harvested my willow in February and I’m wondering if that will somehow help when I soak it. In the past I must not be soaking it long enough, but I thought a week would be enough.

Sweet! It’s a great system and it is fun to put the printer to work. 👨🏽‍🏭✌🏾☀️

Thank you, Laurie! ✌🏾🙏🏾⛰️

Thank you so much! I made the finish myself. It’s equal parts beeswax, linseed oil, and mineral spirits. The beeswax helps preserve a degree of grip on the wood I think.

Good question. At the beginning you’re burning hotter, so tending more often and adding one piece of wood more often, maybe every hour or so. Once there’s a nice coal bed and the stove is loaded (but not overloaded) I’d say 4-6 hours. The way we use it, this is perfect.

@@Folktopia Thanks!

Thank you! I never saw it, but I watched the trailer and it looks super funny :)

Hi! The variety I have is Zone 4-5, but I found this one for Florida www.fann.org/plants/detail/salix-caroliniana There are some nurseries linked on the page. I think Willow trees can work depending on what look you are going for. You might check with your agricultural extension office to get the local scoop. They’re usually pretty helpful sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/find-your-local-office/

I totally see your point. Willow has been tough for me to learn on my own because of the specialized tools and the rarity of good prepared materials. I usually like to learn things by myself, but I can see how a class in willow basket making would be worthwhile.

@@Folktopia I don't think you need a class. You've stepped on the path and you know your next steps. If you want to make more large structures, I suggest you mess around with green hazel. It bends well. If you want baskets, I'd recommend English Ivy. It's very easy to get lots of.

They’re living their best lives 🥰

Hi and thanks! Yes, we still have the Tigermoth. Our kids are grown now, so trying to figure out how that changes things. We have a few more seasons before changing things up-maybe simplifying things to backpacking 🙏🏾✨

@@Folktopia Makes total sense, we are kinda at the opposite end. Just had our first and I'm looking to share more of my hobbies with my family. Some good deals to be had on the TigerMoth right now, so it's been nice to see how you have used yours over the years. Super cool content, look forward to seeing more!

Thanks so much! I patched the subfloor with wood from Viroqua 🙋🏾‍♂️🎉✨

Awww so sweet to hear that 🎉🙇🏽‍♂️💕👱🏻‍♀️

Thank you! I’m glad I could do it myself. I like that it doesn’t raise the monitor up too much 👨🏽‍🏭✨

aww thank you so much. I’m so glad you think so! 🙏🏾✨

hi alex!

It’s so very difficult to go through a trauma with a friend and see their life change. And to live with the worry of it happening again! I hope you can find a way through and enjoy the journey together with these joyful buddies 🐶🐾

Hey, thanks for noticing. I feel the same way 😅

Thank you! 😁 You would love this!!!

surprisingly well. its all still intact. the edges are sound. the area with weight on it got compacted a little bit over time so there’s a little dip that holds a puddle, but it’s much better than the original problem.

He had partial paralysis and pain. He couldn’t functionally move his back legs, and he had a really tight belly and looked very uncomfortable. He couldn’t control his bladder. So I think he was technically stage 2.