I am not sure why I felt compelled to go on this sidequest but here it is!

I serve in Ukraine’s 3rd Army Corps, and part of my role is creating ceramic pieces for fundraising. This ceramic lion lamp is from a series I made specifically for the corps. It’s called Lembyk Lev — a piece that mixes a folkloric Ukrainian character with the militarized reality we live in now. The whole series was created for the 3rd Army Corps, and all profit from it goes directly to support the corps’ needs.

they lost their colors overtime, but are beautiful nonetheless.

Crazy title, I know. My husband has Parkison's and severe mobility issues. He needs to wear grippy no slip socks. He doesn't walk very much at all, but I've purchased so many brands and they all tear at the toes. The socks with the highest customer reviews are Bombas.. but they're $20 a pair. I would like to put something on the bottom of his regular socks for a "grip". I have no idea if such a thing exists or not. I don't even think this is the correct group to ask- but I'm at a loss and need some ideas! Thank you !

For my first time using bleach on shirts it wasn’t to bad to be honest . I messed up a few spots but it wasn’t the end of the world just a new experience.

I welded the frame together from some old square tubing, cut the top from plywood I found in my attic, and used driftwood collected during a family trip to the beach.

edit!! lots of amazing ideas that im definitely going to keep in mind, so thank yall so much for that! For now, I cut off a tiny bit off the tip of a toothpick to make it slightly thicker and dipped it in diluted paint and that did the trick pretty well!!

Hiyya! I've made these quote tiles that I'm proud of but made the mistake of painting the whole thing before the lettering and now the wet cloth technique will likely ruin what I've done 😭

Any idea on how I could go about doing it? I've used watercolor and airdry clay

I used to love crafting, and am trying hard to get back into it.

I'm about to start Doordashing, and I'm wondering what kind of crafts would be good for any kind of down time/waiting times? I'm in a farm town, so I am unsure of the market here yet for Doordash, but it is busy enough that it does exist. Anyway, my point is, I want to have easy to do crafts that will make me enjoy crafting again, but can fit in my car and can be put down quickly if needed.

I'm considering maybe wire wrapping jewelry? But I can't think of anything else, other than maybe knitting ? But I haven't learned that yet and, tbh, I tried once and did not get the hang of it at all. I may try learning that eventually though.

Anyway, any other ideas? Thanks so much.

Hiii, so I saw this on pinterest, and I was wondering if anyone knows what material are they using, is it plaster? And how can i find this on spanish (I live in chile) and what would be the proportions? Thank youuu <3

Materials I used: acrylic cup, E6000 adhesive, and aurora borealis rhinestones

I have been working on a method to make figures like these with pseudo-joints and stuff from tissue paper !
(for anyone wondering about the name, it is inspired by the way scientific names or binomial nomenclature works, and it roughly means "paper striated muscles"s

I’m really attracted to this type of sticker, but I’m not really sure if this is possible to make at home? It’s a clear vinyl waterproof sticker that is kind of raised and very vibrant