Thanks for the tip! I need that in my current kit now. 
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Ofc! Love to share 
Thank you
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Glad you like it. It is very easy so I’m sure you will make with no problem! Thank you so much
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Glad you like this creativity! I love just find and mix up things myself. Thank you
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You Are ofc welcome
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I love this share my small projects and discoveries with everyone
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Uuh! Looking forward to see that
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oooo pas mal ! je galérais toujours pour le gazon mais belle technique ! merci du partage
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Thank you for sharing this tutorial. 
this might just be useful in one of my future builds
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This is such a useful tutorial! I love how simple the technique is, and the finished grass looks surprisingly realistic. Definitely a handy trick for adding more detail to miniature gardens and outdoor scenes.
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that’s what I love about DIY, you actually have to just do and try things until it works, you’re actually using your brain to solve problems. and then nice people like you come and share what works!
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Jeg snakker norsk til deg så snakker vi begge morsmål. Haha. Glad for at du likte. Tusen takk
Weeell I only think about your saaand and surfboards everytime I see your name now 
looove
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Yes, I needed that trick. Thank you so much, for your support and always so nice words
Thank you so much
I totally agree 100% with you! I’m spending a lot of time, and money making things. Because so much goes to the trash after failing. Lol. So whenever I find a solution I always love to share it with you guys
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I took am ready to see @Gidge 's amazing cafe come to life.
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Me tooo! I’m so excited 
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Almost there @Tinybysiw !
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Wagging my tail here lol!
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You’re very welcome! I’m so glad the trick helped, and I’m always happy to support you! Your creativity and effort really deserve all the encouragement, and I can’t wait to see what you create next!