u/ProfessionalCut6001

I'm obsessed with making these cute headpieces! Here are my newest ones!

I've been learning how to make these little chainmaille stars and I can't stop making them!! They are infuriating to make but I love how they look!!

(Also, if anyone has any tips for finishing thes bad boys that won't make me want to rip my hair out please let me know! It's always so hard to close them off. Idk if I'm doing something wrong lol)

I have been so pumped ever since I've gotten into chainmaille like 3 weeks ago! It has really helped my mood finding such a fun new craft!! I am learning new weaves almost daily! I'm getting a kit in the mail today (chainmail joe) and I'm positively buzzing with excitement!! I'm sure I'm being annoying to my friends and family because I keep bugging them about it just I'm just so geeked out!!!

Anyways, these are the three latest weaves I've learned! I'm very happy with them!!!

I just started out in this craft but I plan on making a few of these headpieces, not necessarily all exactly like this one but each unique, for a Renaissance Fair in November. I'm wondering how much I should price these? Note, I'm not very good at keeping up with mg time but these probably take at least 5-10 hours maybe? And in terms of materials maybe like 15 or 20 dollars? I'm thinking 50-75 dollars but I'm worried I'll price too low and make other artists doing chainmail look expensive thus hurting the market. If that makes sense lol.

Tldr: how much should I price this?

Hello! I am a beginner in this craft, and I'm SO excited to start! I finished my first piece the other day! I made it for a Renaissance Faire I'm going to in November, but now I'm obsessed and need to make more!!!

Edit: If anyone has any good resources or tips or ANYTHING you would recommend to a beginner, please drop it! I need to learn more about this!!

I've just restarted my what the hell is wrong with me journey. I went to a rheumatologist a few months back and got an ana panel done. Everything came back normal except for one thing which was just slightly out of range. But since then I've moved cities and I'm now ready to start this journey over again. That being said, I'm wondering if I should go into my first appointment specifically telling them I'm worried about lupus. I have a lot of the symptoms: extreme fatigue, redness in my face (picture shown), terrible joint pain (specifically in my hips), intolerance to heat, and a few other things that might be symptoms. I just dont know if it's good to kinda push them in a direction or not. Any advice?

Moved a couple months back and I just wanted to share my living room!!

I've always been into little lady figurines, loving how beautiful they are, but my grandmother recently gave me all of her Avon bottles which had quite a few ladies in it and I figured I loved them so much might as well start collecting! I don't really look at worth, I only get the ones that are pretty to me. I just get them from thrift stores as of right now but one day I'll be able to actually put some money in this collection (I hope lol)

So I think my wisdom tooth is rotting. It's very sharp and I swear when I poke at it with my fingernail it chips away a little. And I'm definitely going to go to the dentist as soon as I can but the thing is, they are closed fri-sun. It's really uncomfortable, like scraping against my cheek with its sharp edges. The tooth itself isn't hurting but my cheek is swollen i think and hurts. So basically, is there anything I can do to make it less uncomfortable while I wait to call the dentist?

I'll attach a picture. It's not great since I was the one taking it and it's all the way in the back of my mouth but maybe it can help?