Chain Link Fence 101

In this tutorial we’ll look at how to create an awesome looking chain link fence!

Update: the fabric I use in the video is actually called Tulle, not Khul!!! Not sure what I was thinking!

[tiggerthebaker]

You’re a genius! Love all that you do and helps me save so much money!

[downtownbrown]

This was very informative. Thanks for showing us!

[vxlbiwq]

Thanks for the tutorial.
I have a school yard that I think this idea will work perfectly.

[tonyaeschenbrenner]

Love all of your videos. Began watching them about a year ago. I guess from the first one you put on YouTube. Love this demo on the fence. I did laugh about the material. I think you mean Tulle. I’ve never seen something called Khul. Thank you for all the demos. Please continue to show us how to make all these pieces to enhance our villages!

[KariahBengalii]

It literally never occurred to me that it was possible to make some of these things instead of buying them. I saw your tutorial on the fall trees yesterday and went to Michael's today to see if they had the right floral stuff (no luck, they only had the white in stock, but I did find some passable red pieces I'm going to try to floral tape together). I would love to see more tutorials! Especially hedges and different fences if you have any ideas, because I always need so many of those for my Xmas village

[tiggerthebaker]

Is there a size on that Tulle? I ordered some on Amazon (no hobby lobby in Canada) and it was tiny? Def not the right kind. And of course it will cost me more to return than it cost me to buy it 🤦🏼‍♀️Thanks

[heather]

super glue dries almost instantly by itself, so I'm not quite sure why you're so a.azed by it

[troll]

thanks for the tips! your wedding ring is cool, tungsten??