Hey, new to the sub, I made this base today and wanted some honest feedback. It still needs the flowers up top.

I've started painting ornaments. I don't know who else to show them to, so here you go. I'm especially proud of the fish 🥹

I hand sewed ( english paper pieced) the UFO quilt block and then used my machine to attach it to this upcycled sweater.

Fabric is from Tula Pink.

I’m crocheting a beta fish and I want to display it in a glass tank but I would like it to be suspended over the ground pebbles a bit like a real fish in water.

But I have no idea where I would find this kind of display rod thing. It needs to have a base and be a t least three inches long. Bonus if there’s a little bobble at the top of the rod but not necessary.

Please let me know if you know where I could buy this type of thing. I am located in Canada btw.

I wanted to transform this empty wall into a warm, natural corner, so I handmade the hanging macramé shelf and covered a simple glass vase with macramé to match. I’m really happy with how the two pieces look together! Which one is your favorite—the shelf or the vase?
Puedes publicarlo en r/macrame, r/DIY o r/HomeDecorating.

I made myself one with an old tiger stuffed animal and now I can’t stop 😭 I use upcycled materials (old makeup bag zippers, thrifted bags with damage, random fabric). This has become my hobby when I sit down and watch TV at night

Photos may fade over time, but the love we put into something handmade can last forever.

Named the white one Pure Champagne, and the black one Midnight Champagne. Which one do you like better? :)

Made two these viral Spider-Man themed hanging dolls, want ideas and suggestions on what should I paint on the next one!

Revelaré at Redmond Town Center is selling my glass artwork!

Here is a window featuring it.

Hi All
This is my first attempt in life in making these flowers. It’s far from good. Please help me with suggestions on what better can I do and how can I improve my skill. I want to do contribute something for my community by learning to create this and sell. I do part time teaching to my maids son and I want to do my small but by donating the money for his academics.

I'm making a bag charm for fall but can't get this pumpkin to stay in place. It looks okay here, but on the bag it flops in all directions. Anyone have advice on getting it to stay put?

Thanks.

I had painted giant jenga blocks for a friend’s hen do and sealed them with mod podge. I’m not sure if it was due to the heatwave at the time or if this just wasn’t the correct thing to use but it ended up making the pieces stick and some of the mod podge ended up peeling. I have now re-painted some of the blocks as she also wanted to use them for her wedding. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to seal the blocks so they can still be played?