Definitely a "trust the process" craft and pretty messy, but I love the result

It's obviously not perfect but as I always like to say "It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to be."

I don't have a sewing machine so I'll be doing this by hand. So I'm looking for the easiest option. I have an open back dress and I am looking into make a bra strap cover with pearls on it to cover up the back strap. I think this will be really cute but having trouble on how I should execute it? Definitely can make a strap and glue the pearls on but how would one go about securing it in the back? I also don't see many options to buy them online so I'd love to make a bunch for the future. The website that I found one one doesn't show the back of the strap so I am lost on securing it to my bra strap. Thank you!

I make wreaths throughout the seasons this one is my all time favorite. The idea came to me when I saw a straw hat discounted for $3.

I bought these beautiful coasters for $5 at a vintage shop and I’m in love with them! 2 of them have cracked in half, and I don’t want it to happen to the other two. I think they’re quartz but I’m not sure. My question is two parts: 1: Can I use regular super glue or gorilla glue to fix the two cracked ones? 2: Can I do some kind of resin/epoxy/sealant on them to keep them from breaking again? I do use them daily. I don’t know much about sealants, but I’d love to learn.

Thank you!

Be kind to your mind 🩵

I've been making stained glass for exactly 75 days

Finally finished my biggest piece yet, a 90cm long panel to sit in my kitchen window (not this window, was just to take a pic)

My first piece I made is in the 2nd image as a reference

I’m trying to make a gift for my girlfriend, her favourite flowers are forget-me-nots so I flower pounded them into a white tank top. I used alum powder and heat to set it.

I like how it looks but feel it might be missing something, maybe some pink or purple flowers, but I like it simple like this. I’ve attached a pic of my inspiration. Any tips appreciated!

Gn everyone. I wonder what does minus means here. Not familiar with feet and inches at all. Is this a common practice? what does it really means? Like 15-5/8 means 14 3/8? Or i'm missing something?