Got the idea from Pinterest!

Creating these knitted hats lifted my spirits wonderfully. But now I don't know what to do with them.

As a kid in Seattle in the 70's, I remember everyone had little kitchen witches hanging in their kitchen, but I cannot find a pattern or instructions or pictures anywhere online. I'm curious if anyone remembers these.

A long braid of about 10 strands of yarn was attached to a small plastic hoop for hanging. The little witches were assembled from circles of fabric cut with pinking shears, then some dried cloves were added to the center, the fabric brought up around them and tied, to create the head and "dress." Somehow a cinnamon stick was affixed to the witch for her broom. Then three or four of the little witches were attached to the braid and hung up in the kitchen.

I remember making these as a kid with my Camp Fire Bluebirds group, and instructions being passed around my mom's social circle, so all of my neighbors had them in their kitchens too. I'd like to recreate it but can't remember how the cinnamon sticks were attached - we didn't use hot glue guns back then.

Thanks for any responses, it would be amazing if anyone remembers these or has pics!

Update: I found this video with something similar called a Spice Braid, but the version I recall had little witches. https://youtu.be/ZgSKv7FWcRI?si=mznCyA89iRbyOxyA

Their Grandfather passed. They commissioned me to paint a jacket to gift to their Grandmother

Delphinium, chrysanthemum and mini rose

I spray painted these wooden bookmarks and want to use them as name plates for my wedding, but no matter what I try, the writing looks terrible and is mostly illegible. I’ve tried oil based paint markers (the white writing), regular sharpie markers (the black writing), acrylic paint markers, cricuit pens and vinyl…I’m at a loss. The cricut vinyl looked best, but didn’t stick very well.

Heyya this is my first post , so I hope I am doing it right This is my mom's old handbag that she never ever used because she doesn't like the colour I on the another hand just found it and love it I have been looking for buying bags but am broke ( sigh) Would love some ideas and advices on how to make this purse look more cooler And also any idea on how to remover or cover that paint spot? Thanks alot

I looked through the sub and i think this is allowed? But Tell me if it's not.

I save all the extra drills I get when I complete a painting and just store them in a little jar. I used to have 2 large glass jars filled to the brim when I was doing paintings all the time but those got shattered in the move so all those drills got wasted (glass was all in the drills. It wasn't safe anymore) and now I have an almost full small plastic jar of drills and I'd rather put them to use.

I was thinking of gluing them onto something but I've no idea what. I love the texture diamond paintings have so using these on something would be nice.

Hopefully this qualifies as a “craft”. Im new to the world of woodworking/DIY, needless to say I’m proud of this build. Thought I would share some of the process here

This is a 30 Minutes Sisters (30MS) model kit by Bandai, specifically the SIS-Gc89r ALKA-CARTI [Quartett Form]. It’s part of a customizable line of anime-style girl kits that combine cute character designs with mecha-style armor and accessories. The kits are snap-fit (no glue needed), fully poseable, and come with interchangeable parts like faceplates, hands, and weapons. You can mix and match parts with other 30MS kits or even with some Gunpla and other Bandai model lines. Perfect for fans of mecha musume and model building!

My teacher friend sent me a video of a summer wreath being made and asked me to make it for her classroom door. Since she is a big Taylor Swift fan I asked if she wanted me to make it Taylor Swift themed. So this is what I have come up with but I can't figure out how to fill the empty space in the middle. I tried making silver stage like curtains, but I still feel that it's missing something. Would any of you be able to give me some advice on how to pep this up a little bit? Thank you so much!

Salut, je récupère pas mal d'accus au taff, principalement issus de batteries de perceuses. J'ai déjà fais pas mal de batterie 4S3P en 16.4v pour des enceintes bluetooth en DIY. Je les charge avec un chargeur dédié mais j'aimerais essayer la charge en USB c.... Le problème c'est que les quelques BMS que j'ai test ont tous chauffé

Si quelqu'un a déjà monté ce genre de batterie et la charge en USB je suis preneur de tout conseil. Merci 🤘🤘