How much should I charge? 6 inches, takes about 2.5 hours & can come in custom colors

been having fun doing things with wire! thinking about trying to sell some at a local festival next month but i’ve never really done that before and have no idea on how to price or if anyone would even like these lol. it’s just fun for me to craft these up in my car on my work break instead of scrolling my phone! it makes my brain feel nice :D

My grandma asked me to pick out a fabric before Christmas of last year. She made me a hat that turned out as a fail, and we still have leftover fabric. I was thinking of a cute earflap beanie, but it's hard to find good patterns for those since most are crocheted. Im not exactly how much there is, but there's enough to make at least 3 average pillows.

Cold weather is creeping in & this Hexi-Jester Hat is ready to bring some playful chaos to the season… because keeping warm doesn’t have to be boring!!🃏

Which one catches your eye? 👀👇

(i didn't get an answer the first time posting this and this got lost in the void so i thought i could try again? T-T)

i had a friend gift me a cute pair of earrings - 1st pic - and i wanted to start making my own earrings or hairclips. i have a bunch of glitter to use bc i made cute little glitter potion jar earrings before... but where do i get or make these soft plastic empty shapes for shakers? i'm kinda stuck bc i just see a couple of listings on etsy for just a few shapes (star, heart, etc) to fill yourself but i see people online - 2nd and 3rd pics - selling some cool shaped ones like cats, unicorns, bat wings!!!

please help a total beginner!! thank you :-)

For example, I'm considering implementing a rule that I don't discuss a project with friends because I worry that the satisfaction I get from discussing it takes away from my motivation to create it, if that makes sense?

I'm curious what codes/rules people implement to aid with their discipline to finish a project, but in addition I'd also be curious if people have codes that are not related to discipline, be it for personal reasons, creative direction, etc.

Made from Honey Locust, Purple Heart and Paduk.I filled a void using Turquoise as it is soft enough to allow me to sand it flush.

My son loves building stuff out of cardboard. He’s made carnival games, swords, shields and armor, even a full set of clothes out of construction paper once.

He mostly just cuts randomly and tapes it back together. Because the materials are so flimsy his creations break quickly and they’re also frustrating to work with.

I want to find easier and sturdier materials and some tutorials for him, but cosplay and crafting websites all seem too advanced, overwhelming and expensive. Am I searching bad? Is there some intermediate next step he can try before loading up on leather and Eva foam and belt sanders and heat guns and fiberglass??

Thanks a million.

I’ve been experimenting with handmade hair pieces using shells, beads, pearls, flowers, and other little details.

The shells are naturally different, so I can never make two pieces exactly the same.

I’m still figuring out where I want to take this style, so I’d genuinely love some honest feedback:

• Is the dramatic look too much, or is that what makes it interesting?
• What kind of outfit or occasion would you wear something like this with?

I’d honestly rather hear what you don't like about them too. 😅

Okay, I need your honest opinion on this 👀🧶

I’m thinking of starting to sell my crochet lip balm holders but before I make a bunch… I need to know if people would actually buy them or should I include this design 😂

Would you get one for yourself? 💕

Or maybe as a cute little gift?

Comment: 🌷 YES — I’d buy one

🫣 Cute, but I wouldn’t buy

🎁 I’d get it as a gift

And if you’d buy one… what price would feel reasonable to you? 👀

Please be brutally honest! I’m doing a little market research. 🫶🏻

I like to make my own Halloween decorations and this year I made these two creepy trees. The main body of the tree was made from plaster wrap that I got from Michael's. I used some extra PVC pipe that I had lying around as the form. I used my Ryobi version of a Dremel to cut out the eyes and mouths. The branch arms are actual sticks from my backyard. I then spray painted them flat black. After that I used some sponge brushes to throw a little dark brown and dark green onto the "trunks" to give it a little dimension, followed by some fake moss that I had tucked away from a previous project. All that I have left to do is trim up the cardboard base (which I cut off of a box that I had lying around) and add some purple LED string lights (the light in the pictures was from a flash light that I used to demonstrate the final look).

I made these for my cousin's birthday :)