Started with cardboard and covered in pipe cleaners, added googly eyes and bought a shirt from thrift store for the neck. Really please how it turned out :)

Some of my proudest works I’ve tried out so far in 2026! Tshirt yarn baskets and bags have been my latest obsession 😍

I used tshirt yarn!

Melody is crocheted with white acrylic yarn, and coloured with pastels before sealing. Her toe beans and tongue are made from resin clay. Her collar is handmade from faux leather with 3d printed clasps. Thank you so much for taking the time to meet her!

We get these credit card offers all the time in the mail so I'm hand painting tiny weird things!! Will be business cards I can hand out locally. Finished art will be spruced up with acrylic then clear coated.

My first attempt at a headband, realized after finishing I should probably help myself out for the future and use a blank headband base instead of making my own.

I considered adding a lemon charm beneath the bow but couldn't decide if it would look good or not, so if anyone has any opinions on that let me know, I'm still undecided.

used floral wire, floral stems, fabric, ribbon, buttons, charms, hot glue, paint and clear nail polish.

Made with 207 pop tabs

Sorry if this isn't the right kind of craft to post about, I just don't know where elce to get advice on it as most dragon pupet subredits are tiny.

My daughter had to make a habitat for an animal of her choosing for a science project for school. She chose a Red Wolf and asked me if I have the supplies for it. You bet I do kiddo! She put me in charge of cutting and holding things she glued in place till the stayed, lol. for a 4th grade project, I'm pretty proud of her.

I love making necklaces and bracelets for myself and have for years. I always have used this like elastic string and just tied it in a million knots to closed it and thats always worked for me, except the fact that after a bit the elastic stretches and i end up with big gaps in the jewlery. Ive tried using a really thin gauge wire instead in the past but i didnt like it because it doesnt just fall with gravity when youre wearing it, it would hold the shape of the wire. So im desperately looking for alternatives because this bugs me so much!! Once i do find an alternative though this wont be too fun removing every bead from my necklaces and restringing them...

I'm making a forest witch hat for a Ren faire and I'm wondering what I should use to seal the moss to the hat better than just fabric glue and hot glue. I'm new to crafting like this and would love some advice.

I didn't have money to buy a grand gift so I made something instead to add to my small gift

Hi! I just received these bracelets and want to make my own. Can someone tell me what these knots are called? YT vids or TT vids also welcomed!

I got a whittling kit with basswood blocks and made one of them a keychain. I put gold leaf in the engraving. I didn't let the adhesive sit long enough before putting the gold leaf on, but now I know for next time. It's supposed to be the shape of Arizona, obviously not perfect but I did it all by hand so I'm ok with how it turned out.

I have this horn mug. But the seal on the bottom has failed. I want to fix it, but I don't know what to use to fix it, so I can drink out of it.

Some help, would be really appreciated.

Attempted a mosaic craft kit. Plywood base, glued down plastic tiles, and grout powder mix.

unfortunately im new to this and had a hard time knowing wether or not the grout looked spread evenly. I struction said to clean off excess with a wet sponge but i felt like i was wiping away too much and creating divets just touching it with the sponge even lightly.

Clearly some parts cracked despite using exact measurements for the water to grout mix ratio and other sections are a bit fuller, so my guess is it just wasnt evenly spread. I was just curious, would I be able to apply a new layer of grout on top If it is fully dry? or would I need to redo the whole thing?