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I usually just google them, nothing too specific. For this one I googled "Mario Outline" and used one that worked for me

I've got a list of them all in the description, that should help!

So yes in a way they can but not through a washer and dryer, you might ruin the machines themselves. It's best to hand clean them using a steam cleaning process or with some dish soap and a cloth. Best to do some sort of steam cleaning though. Another alternative is using a BISSELL with a wet hand vac that sprays water/cleaner and suck it up. Hope this helps!

Here is the link for it on our website if you want to check it out! werugtuft.com/product/paper-mario-tufted-rug/

I used the Elephas Mini Projector it connects to the iPhone too here is the link for it! amzn.to/3DOnf9E

This sounds like an awesome idea, I can definitely work on something like this in the future! and Thank you for the kind words! :)

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Thank you for the kind words! I got the sheep shears on amazon! You can get them out here: amzn.to/44yfG2B

Yes so this project took about 10 hours on the lower end

This is a cut pile tufting gun, you can check it out here amzn.to/40ScVXq

Great question and we had the same thoughts over here and this Reddit thread seems to summarize it pretty well. But this isn't legal advice, so if you do plan to do this it might be best to reach out to a lawyer. www.reddit.com/r/Tufting/comments/pui1hn/how_does_it_work_with_selling_rugs_and_copyright/ - " The real scoop is, unless you become famous for it, or try to sell it on a popular market (etsy, redbubble etc) probably no one's going to bother you."

@@werugtuft Thanks for answering. I've seen people advertise rugs on Etsy, and according to the article you gave me, they don't recommend it. Better to sell privately on instagram for example?

@@GrancanonGameplay Happy to help. and yes that's correct. Although from what I've personally seen, people still do it all the time. You do run that risk of getting your account taken down but people get away with it all the time. Yeah Instagram would likely be the best solution or any platform where you can privately message people.

@@werugtuft Thanks for the info/advice ;)

@@GrancanonGameplay Happy to help 😄

Oh , very very good work by the way ! Still came out amazing was just a thought

You'd be correct in saying that and I respect the thought process but i've tried something similar to your idea in the past and it's nearly impossible to see the stencil through the cloth. It could also be due to the fabric I am using but it never worked for me, so I've found this to be the ideal route when when tracing the image - hope that makes sense

@@werugtuft ahh that makes sense!!!

Yes you sure do, and if you have the image downloaded on your iPhone or computer there is an invert feature when you open the image in either location and you can just flip it horizontally in there and then you'll trace it from there! Hope that helps !

Tysm! :) and a Fantastic question - typically its best to finish and glue them all at the same time because you need tension on the fabric being held by the frame to be able to tuft the other images. So in short you wouldnt be able to work on the other ones unless you have some sort of interchangeable wood piece in the middle of those pieces that holds that tension for you. Hopefully this makes sense

@@werugtuft makes perfect sense 😁 tysm too! Your channel is great! 🙏

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Ty! This is a Elephas Mini Projector : amzn.to/3Ng4ilW

Appreciate the kind words :) I ended up using a very light brown/tan - Here's a link to one I found online that is an exact match! amzn.to/3IR9lq0

Thank you for the kind words! :) Would be more than happy to work with you! Just dm us on instagram @werugtuft

They can definitely sell if you do the right exposure methods, but I would recommend getting into it with the mindset of enjoying it for the art style and not to sell. As for the time frame this project took about 6 hours more or less. And price for this one is $250

You can really use any kind of vacuum you'd like they all work, although here's the link to the specific industrial one in the video: amzn.to/452Iktl and here's the backing i was using as well, its a monks cloth : amzn.to/3Vc1sjY

@@werugtuft thank you for the fast reply!

This is a fantastic idea, this is definitely on the list of upcoming rugs!

And Stitch too 🥺

You're awesome thank you so much for the kind words! :)

This is a monks cloth and I typically get it on amazon, here's the link if you wanted to check it out - amzn.to/3Vc1sjY

dm us on instagram @werugtuft

Would be looking at $250 for this one! If you'd like to get your hands on it you can dm me on Instagram @werugtuft - I've still got it currently!

Thank you so much! This one ended up being 4ft x 2ft (48in x 24in) and pricing wise it really depends on how long its taking you, how long you've been tufting (as your price will most likely increase over time) how many colors of yarn you're using and how detailed the image you're tufting is! But for something like this we'd say $250 is a fair price

appreciate the feedback, will work on that for the future videos 👍