Julie, all of our Survivor party items are digital printables that you download and print yourself. We do not offer physical mailing of any printed Survivor items.

Kp, one tablespoon is correct. This is a large batch of caramels and the cream tends to mute the salt, so it takes a good amount to get the salted caramel flavor I'm after. If you want to cut back, of course you can, and if you find yourself wanting more salt later, you can always sprinkle some on the finished caramels. Skip to the 1:51 minute mark in my full tutorial video to see me run through the ingredients.

Cate, I'm so glad you enjoyed this tutorial and thanks so much for saying hello! Hard to believe this tutorial is as old as you, but I love it! We're still here creating new projects and ideas and glad you found us :)

Jenny, I'm glad to hear you enjoyed this project build! The basket is a clever idea. It doesn't interfere with the game folding up? P.S. I hope you checked our all our Survivor posts as well!

Holly, I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed making this Plinko board with our plans! Your ideas for additional hardware are great. For the carrying handle, you can choose any style you like, just be sure that the screw or bolt that attaches it to the wood is secure enough to support the weight of the full game as you carry it. As for locking the legs down during transport (another great idea!) you could use something as simple as a hook and eye latch or even a swivel hasp which also has the benefit of being able to lock in place with a padlock or carabiner. Hope that helps! Let me know how it goes.