The video tutorial demonstrates how to create a ship in a bottle. The process involves several steps:
1. Creating the ship's body from a wooden piece and sanding it to a smooth finish.
2. Making a small pit in the front side of the ship and attaching a toothpick to it using glue.
3. Creating a hole in the front side of the ship and attaching a toothpick to it, which will serve as a mast.
4. Decorating the inner part of the ship with small objects like boxes and steps.
5. Painting the ship with brown and white colors to give it a wooden touch.
6. Creating a sailcloth using a teabag and attaching it to the mast.
7. Setting up the bottle by applying blue clay to the inside and painting it with white color to create a water effect.
8. Folding the ship and inserting it into the bottle.
9. Applying glue to the ship to hold it in place.
10. Creating a stand for the bottle using plywood and painting it brown.
11. Placing the bottle on the stand and closing it with a cork.
The tutorial emphasizes the importance of following the measurements and instructions carefully to achieve a successful outcome. The creator encourages viewers to try the project at home and share their opinions and suggestions.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about making a ship in a bottle.
2. The ship is also made by the creator.
3. The materials needed include a 10 cm long wooden piece, a sharp blade, sandpaper, glue, toothpicks, cotton buds, and a bottle.
4. The creator uses a thermocol cutter as the sharp blade.
5. The wooden piece is cut and smoothed using sandpaper.
6. A small pit is made in the front side of the ship and a toothpick is fixed into it using glue.
7. The toothpick is cut to 2.5 cm and a hole is made 4 cm from the front side of the boat.
8. The creator makes a hole according to a chart given in the video.
9. Lines are drawn on the ship using a blade to give it a nice look.
10. Cotton buds are used to make the parts of the ship flexible.
11. A piece of toothpick is passed through a small piece of cotton bud's tube and another small piece of toothpick is inserted into the other end.
12. The toothpick is folded to make it easier to get into the bottle.
13. The creator makes a small hole in the front side of the ship and fixes a toothpick into it using glue.
14. The toothpick is faced backwards to make it easier to fold.
15. The ship is decorated with paint and other materials.
16. The sailcloth is made from teabags and marked with stripes using a rule pencil.
17. The sailcloth is folded and stuck to the base part using Fevi Quick.
18. The edges are stuck carefully to allow the thread to move freely.
19. The ship is folded and inserted into the bottle.
20. The bottle is closed with a cork and the ship is set in a certain position using glue.
21. A stand is made for the bottle using plywood and painted brown.
22. The measurements for the stand are given in a chart.
23. The final work of the "ship in bottle" is complete.