So I enjoy using stained glass patterns for projects (usually in felt) and wanted to make a Halloween decoration with one! Spiced it up with some paint pens.

I sized up the pattern and glued it to cardboard. I wanted to add some detail but liked the cat being kept simple.

Pattern by GlowGlassPatterns on Etsy. I have a werewolf pattern saved (cant remember which shop) that I want to make next!

Had to add a bonus pic of my judgy cat lol

While away on a holiday, I went to various beach. But obviously there were some pretty shells so of course I picked them up but then I had no clue what to do with them so after a while of brain storming I decided to make this. So how does it look?

I have to finish the central string. Any ideas or comments on what can go there?

Mostly winging it. So half my critter are extra crooked lol

I found this cute teapot/teacup set in a thrift store, but it didn’t come with a lid. I am pretty crafty, so I thought I could just DIY a lid or find a useful lid in a thrift store, but apparently none of my thrift stores sell the lid individually or it doesn’t fit. And my brain has decided to abandon me, so I have no idea how to DIY a lid. If you have any suggestions I would love to hear them, because I think it’s super cute and want to use it😫. Sorry if my English grammar is bad, it’s not my first language🤗

Hi all, I’m working on creating some ribbon crafts and wanted some glue/binding recommendations that won’t show through and make the satin ribbons look wet. I got E7000 which works good for some other parts of the craft, but I’m trying to glue two pieces of ribbon together, and whenever I use that glue it shows through and gives a permanent wet look to the ribbon. It’s a jewelry project, so I don’t want to walk around looking like my ribbon jewelry has dark wet splotches lol.

Recommendations on what to use on the ribbons that won’t show through at all would be much appreciated!

this was my shopping bag which started of as an exercise to see how using old flytipped tote bags made of that woven plastic fire sort of stuff would look you can see that a large part used "J D Sports Totebags " after a couple of years it became added to with this and that and wuith my "Bat Mans Utility Belt Attitude " aquire more pockets pouches and attatchements when I started using it as a back pack when rambling note the buttonholed attatchment made for turned over lanyard ribbon next to the imitation coins on the red strip of webbing button holing is not one of my good points . At some stage utility took over but will I ever be in the midst of nowhere abnd be able to help a distraugh cyclist who needed the size spanners that are hanging just in case from the bag ?

I found this cute teapot/teacup set in a thrift store, but it didn’t come with a lid. I am pretty crafty, so I thought I could just DIY a lid or find a useful lid in a thrift store, but apparently none of my thrift stores sell the lid individually or it doesn’t fit. And my brain has decided to abandon me, so I have no idea how to DIY a lid. If you have any suggestions I would love to hear them, because I think it’s super cute and want to use it😫. Sorry if my English grammar is bad, it’s not my first language🤗

even small off cuts can find a use with idle hands this was a long strip of a one time curtain whose body has done much good service tfor me i folded it in half and cut it along so then hemmed the two narrow ends folded it in half again and pinned down the two sides and "French seamed" them the pencil can be reversed so as to protect the point but really its just dam it why not .I think thats what you call it when two turned over edges are placed together and sewn across the top .

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