♪ Welcome to Nail It ♪
♪ Sometimes we fail it ♪
♪ It's kinda weird ♪
(laughter)
(dramatic music)
- Welcome to Nailed It,
a little segment where we try the most--
- I said welcome to Nail It!
- Okay.
- Welcome to Interrupt It,
Where my son interrupts--
(cackling scream)
literally everything I do,
all day--
(laughs obnoxiously)
- All day long. - Okay, okay, stop.
A segment where we try the most beautiful things
on the internet, and...
- Fail it!
- No. - Yeah.
- But this is a new year, guys.
- Yeah. - The kids are home
from school right now,
it's a snow day.
It did snow a tiny little bit.
We have video here of Lola making,
trying to make a little tiny snowball.
So we didn't get all that much snow in Raleigh.
We are going to make
hot glue gun
snowflake window cling things.
- Window cling things?
- Window cling hot glue snowflakes.
- [Kim] That's Photoshop.
- [Penn] But doesn't that look nice?
- [Kim] It does look nice,
and then they'll stick to your window
and you can take 'em off.
- Wow.
- Alright, let's get
some hot glue action here.
- Apparently it's very easy to do.
And again, it's 2018.
It's a new year.
- We're undefeated. - [Kim] We're undefeated.
- Never lost.
- Here's what you're gonna need:
Some wax paper, (bell dings)
Templates, (bell dings)
that we got free off the interweb for snowflakes.
Some tape. (bell dings)
A pan,
just, to protect your counter. (bell dings)
And then, a hot glue gun. (bell dings)
- I don't, why does that just--
- And some hot glue sticks.
- You take the wax paper,
well we have parchment paper,
is that kinda like wax paper?
(keyboard clacking)
(triumphant horns)
I think parchment and wax paper are the same thing.
(buzzer sounds)
And tape it down. (Penn Charles laughs)
Can I say that also I don't have great success
with a hot glue gun?
So every one of us is gonna get a chance to trace one.
So pick one, Lola, you can start.
- I'll pick this one.
It's the one that they use on the thing-a-ma-whopper.
It's like,
pretty hard, but I wanna try.
- [Kim] That looks really good, Lola.
- So I've done one of these little line thingies,
and there are,
one, two, three, three more to go.
I wonder if it'll come off because
this is parchment paper.
- Make those lines that go out first.
- Why?
They ask the questions.
- [Lola] You do you, Penn Charles.
- [Penn] You do you.
Okay, how do you think you're doin' so far?
(laughs) I'm just wondering.
- [Kim] I think you're doin' great.
- No, I like,
that's a neutral question.
While he's doing this,
I wanna show you what Penn Charles has done
the last two days.
Penn Charles made a BB-8 Lego
out of 1,600 pieces that had--
- 101,
I'm 1,106.
- With a bobbling, moving, springy head,
and a door that opens with a utility thinglet.
- [Kim] I mean...
- This is awesome.
Would you like some assistance?
(makes robotic noises)
- [Kim] I'm trying to take this off.
I do not like holding things straight and still
for long periods of time.
- This is what everybody else was doing to me.
- I know, well okay. (laughs)
With your off hand.
If there was an Olympic sport
of just holding things still, I would--
- [Lola] You would be in last place.
- [Penn] Wow, this does look bad.
(laughs)
- [Kim] Are you trying?
- No, (stammers)
am I trying to make it look good?
Yes.
I just can't believe how--
(Lola yells inaudibly)
I think Lola was on to something pullin' these,
oh great.
- [Lola] (laughs) You go to be...
(laughs) But it's dry.
- Oh and it's hot.
It's actually very hot, it's very warm.
- [Kim] It is called a hot glue gun.
- Yeah but it's like going into my,
can I also say I'm a little nervous
about being around hot objects
from one of our recent videos.
- Yeah, you.
(dramatic music)
(laughter)
- [Woman] You okay?
(light music)
- Hot glued hair,
I'm gonna call this hot glue hair,
'cause it's very hairy.
Oh.
I think it's on the camera, hold it.
- [Penn] Uh oh.
Sorry.
I had like a dad freak-out there.
- I think I
nailed it.
I mean I think once you take off the hot glue hair,
it'll be really good.
There's snuggling happening over here.
♪ Really, really. ♪
♪ Really, really, really. ♪
- Okay, we've given these a few minutes to dry,
and time for the reveal.
- This snowflake is very
symmetrical,
and it's nah, blah.
And the beauty of this
is when you turn it over,
it looks beautiful.
- So, hold on a second.
Who are you?
And when did you become part of this family?
I, this is crazy.
- 10 years ago. (laughs)
- There abouts, okay.
- [Penn] Did you do little dollops,
or did you do big, long arms?
- I did,
well it was slow.
So I didn't do it really fast,
I did it slow dollops.
It looks natural.
- [Penn] Okay, buddy,
time for your presentation.
Now remember, hey buddy,
I want you to sell it.
I'm gonna sell mine.
Ready?
And go.
- Here is my horrible snowflake.
- [Kim] Buddy!
- [Lola] Yours is the most natural out of all of ours.
- Mine's the most horrible.
The best.
(Penn laughs)
- [Penn] Penn Charles, I'm pretty proud of you for trying.
Hey,
let me ask you this,
would you rather be really good at making snowflakes or--
- [Lola] Not.
- [Penn] Be really good with Legos?
- Legos.
- Well, you've accomplished that.
So,
for my snowflake,
I used
one of the original lattice patterns,
and also added a little bit of personal whimsy.
Here, you can see the circular
genesis of the snowflake,
which is the crystalline pattern
on which all frozen water is based.
Then it branches out,
like it does here.
And with tiny little tendrils of frost,
which is what these are, it's frost.
To make sure everyone knows who it was,
I put the letter P at the bottom.
- Actually,
I'm very impressed.
- [Penn Charles] I am not.
- I also took some liberties with mine.
Here, look.
- [Penn Charles] I vote for Mommy to win.
- So I think snowflakes,
they're not perfect like that.
If you really examined a snowflake,
they would have,
hair.
So I really feel like I've given
this snowflake the hair
that in reality, many snowflakes have.
- [Penn] On the count of three.
Ready, one,
two,
three!
(snowflakes plop to the floor)
(laughter)
How many stick?
- [Lola] What about on the other side?
- [Kim] Okay, let's do it on the other side.
- [Penn] One, two,
three!
(laughter)
- Wait a second, let me read,
me read.
You can glue them to the window
with hot glue.
Or transparent nylon thread to hang them.
- Does it come off?
- Oh, I thought they just stuck to the window.
Okay, go for it.
- Quick, quick, quick. - Go, go, go, go, go, go!
- [Penn] Nice!
- [Penn Charles] Nailed!
- [Penn] Beautiful.
Just breathtaking.
- [Lola] Wait, wait, wait, wait.
- [Penn] Artisan's masterpiece.
- Wait for mine.
- Just spectacular.
Well actually that one is good,
Lola.
- I hope you liked the video.
May have just ruined the windows,
and it's freezing cold,
so let us know if there's any other crafts
you think we should try.
'Cause I think we totally nailed it.
- [Penn Charles] We have song, let's come in.
- [Kim] Oh come in,
yeah come in.