MichiganDave

Impressive result and an impressive tutorial. BIG thanks for sharing.

I really have to do this so a BIG thanks for sharing. This is a good start for me.

A fantastic gift that totally impresses me. BIG thanks for sharing.

I agree: this is clever, and a concept that can be expanded into other appetizers, and sweets. BIG thanks for sharing.

I have been baking for decades and this is the first time I have ever seen this technique of using string to affect the shape of the bread. Gobsmacked! Really BIG thanks for sharing this.

This knowledge is going to come in handy in the next election. A since, heartfelt BIG thanks.

Really neat! I went to YouTube and did the thumbs up. I was going to add a comment and suggest that if you wanted to make one you could do a search for Instructables... but a warning popped up saying to not share. So I chose to not do what I think should be done. Hope you are good with that.

Tongue art!Who knew?

BIG thanks for the clear instructions. Plus the look is impressive!

Totally impressed!

Great photos!

Enchanting.

I totally agree with gm280. A BIG thanks for sharing.

Glad you are getting better, and gald you shared this with us. Thus, a BIG thanks.

Well done! A really BIG thanks for this sharing.

Your "usual" is getting better all the time. I like the synch between the audio and the on-off visual effect at the start. BIG thanks.

If I made this in my state someone from the police would arrest me. Getting this dangerous thing off the streets would be a good thing, IMHO.

WOW!I went to your site and thumbs up and subscribed. Thank you so much.

Interesting, so I went to YT, then subscribed.

I am impressed by this, and now I have to figure out if I have the space to do this. Also there are two questions I have that are raised by the comments so far: you bring up the science about the light plants use to grow. I am interested in your thoughts about using colored glass between the source of the sunlight to make the plants grow better. So: would red or blue glass, or plastic, help? The other question is about reflection of sunlight to further aid the plants growth. If I added a shiny reflective sheet of plastic would that bounce additional light enough to assist? I am thinking of using some potato chip bags as the inside of the bag is flexible, shiny, and free. I have seen where folks are successful in making a solar cooker using these bags like this. An excellent 'ib...

I am impressed by this, and now I have to figure out if I have the space to do this. Also there are two questions I have that are raised by the comments so far: you bring up the science about the light plants use to grow. I am interested in your thoughts about using colored glass between the source of the sunlight to make the plants grow better. So: would red or blue glass, or plastic, help? The other question is about reflection of sunlight to further aid the plants growth. If I added a shiny reflective sheet of plastic would that bounce additional light enough to assist? I am thinking of using some potato chip bags as the inside of the bag is flexible, shiny, and free. I have seen where folks are successful in making a solar cooker using these bags like this. An excellent 'ible, and a BIG thanks for sharing.

I am so going to do this! A BIG thanks for sharing.

I am impressed by your due diligence, and the clarity of your explanations. I never would have thought to do anything like this at all, thus a BIG thanks for your sharing.

So impressive that I now want to go find out just what Mortal Kombat is. A BIG thanks for sharing the fierce talent you have.

I watched this on You Tube, liked it and was the 153 subscriber and a BIG thanks for sharing this. It will come in handy for me.

I think it looks great. No disappoinmtent here at all. Thaks for sharing.

Wow! I am impressed. The technique of painting the cover and continuing that on the interior pages was quite unexpected and, I think, really innovative. A really BIG thanks for sharing.

This is great. A BIG thanks for sharing it.

This is fantastic. All I do is come here, or You Tube, and get blown away by your skillful results. A co-worker asks for The Thing and you produce this. Amazing.

BIG thanks for sharing this as it is so cool. Where was this back when I was a kid, anyway?

Thumbs up: I subscribed 8/15/16, # 46 or 47, I forget which. BIG thanks for sharing this with all of us.

I just found this. Once again I am blown away. BIG thanks, Ms MaoMaoz!

OK, a BIG thanks for teaching me about Kintsugi. I am off to research this concept. It is fascinating to me.

Good for you! I hope it works, and your instructions will assist those doing this task whilst still learning such things.

Thanks for doing this and sharing it with us and one question for you: what glue did you use?I reuse paper the way you do and for the same reasons. Then they get recycled. Your way will increase the functionality of it for me so I am quite interested in learning what "thick glue" is. That way Amazon has a much better chance of filling my order. Thanks, again.

@yrraiguthrie. The information that you provided in your first paragraph was just fine. Your second, one line, paragraph was out of line. Remember: Be Nice. That is the rule here..

Fantastic! You have made me want to do this. BIG thanks!

This is intense. Really intense. BIG thanks.

Tip Jar!You are a great addition to your community and if I lived in an apartment I'd want to live there. This makes my day. Thanks!

I just returned to thank you for sharing the page of your videos. They are wonderful and I shall return to them again just to be impressed.

Fantastic, Thomas! I am not too far from Kent City, so I think this grand tree deserves to grow in my town.I shall get started on learning what I need to know about them before I order them.My goal is to get them growing in a few city parks.Thanks for your inspiration.I shall keep all of you in the loop of information.A sincere thanks,MichiganDave

Hello, Thomas. A question for you. What climet conditions does your trees need in which to grow well? I'd love the idea of planting this tree in Michigan but I had assumed it would not grow here. I hope you will give me some good news. Thanks for this 'ible.