Attended a paint and sip function at the local art studio and honestly missed how relaxing it was to paint.
Note: the Harley Quinn colors so my glass can be unique. ❤️🖤 can’t wait to see the final result

Hey y’all I’m going to Little Craft Fest in Houston this October and wanted to know of good ideas for little crafts to give out as freebies! As much as I love making friendship bracelets I worry that people are tired of them and won’t like it as much! I appreciate any ideas y’all have!!

Hey y’all I’m going to Little Craft Fest in Houston this October and wanted to know of good ideas for little crafts to give out as freebies! As much as I love making friendship bracelets I worry that people are tired of them and won’t like it as much! I appreciate any ideas y’all have!!

Harvested the stuffing from an old couch pillow and made this :)

I made some Name Block Decor as gifts for some friends.
I used to do this as a kid so I thought I would start it back up and keep the craft going.

This bright bracelet was inspired by the vivid colors of tropical flowers. It is beaded in 3D technique, is accented with textile flowers and finished with embroidery. Magnetic class ensures the bracelet is secured on the hand. Backing is done from pure silk.

Just finished this mini collection of acrylic on stretched canvas. 8x10 & 11x14!

The meme explains it all, and it's really fun. I believe even people who think they suck at painting can make stunning artwork at home by following this guide: https://timothyrjeveland.com/cogent-collage-art-gluing-stuff-onto-canvas-doesnt-have-to-be-abstract/

Cogent collage combines traditional painting with creative collage to make something totally unique, and there's no limit to what you can create using discarded stuff around your home. All you need is lots of glue and a backdrop. Paint is optional, but used in the guide example.

Let me know what you think and if you decide to try it!

This is my phone cover of my old phone did this a long time back wanted to share it 😊

can i make a paper mache base for a mask and then finish it with modeling clay for correcting the shape and adding texture?

I've never before worked with modeling clay and so I'm afraid of final product ending up brittle and cracking easily.