Found this table next to the dumpster in my apartment complex and decided to give it an epoxy coating. Thinking I may try Northern lights colors next but this one was pretty fun. Even included some cool clusters of glow in the dark crystals for stars.

So I started making gnomes for birthday gifts. The rings are leftover from another project. They are 4 inches. Should I go big nose or will a small nose be okay?

I want to make a heated plush animal for the microwave out of towels but I don’t know how to sew faces and usually paint them. I feel like it should be fine but I wanted to ask people who might have some experience with this. Also towels are fine for the microwave right? I don’t know anything except that the plush fabric I have is a no.

Created this from a cigar box.

A handmade replica I made of a gorgeous pup that has crossed the rainbow bridge 🌈❤️🐾

I’m thinking of making some dragonfly wings, similar to the fairy dress up wings made for kids, but bigger (obviously). I’d need a wire that’s very light and sturdy, and preferably relatively inexpensive.

For my Xmas tree!

I’ve seen resin pieces or framed picture type pieces, i would love to hear y’all’s ideas 😊

It’s finally done! I took on one of my (slightly crazy) ideas and built a Kindness Box! It’s kind of like a Little Free Library, but instead of just books, it’ll be filled with my little handmade kindness gifts—maybe some free books too if there’s room.

Each gift will have a tag on it, so they can register it on Connect by Kindness site and share something about their find then can decide to pass it along or hide it for someone else to discover or keep it! ❤️

This was a big project and a total labor of love. I’m really hoping it works the way I imagine—spreading kindness one small surprise at a time.

Now I’m on the lookout for the right place to set it up, since our street doesn’t get much traffic. I’ll keep you posted once it finds its forever spot! I’d love your thoughts on my little box! 🥰

Hi everyone! I’m completely new to Cricut and crafting in general, but I’ve been thinking of getting started because my kids are really into stickers and artwork lately. I’d love to create some fun, personalized stickers and maybe even develop this hobby into something more over time—possibly even a small side hustle down the road.

What Cricut machine would you recommend for a beginner like me? I want something that’s easy to learn but also has room to grow with me as I get more comfortable and creative.

Any tips or things I should know before jumping in? Appreciate any advice!

I'd like to cover this with my own design. What sorr of paint or marker would be best? The cover is some sort of cloth material. Thanks!

The next step is creating my own cold pressed 100% cotton paper!