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Target is too afraid to make birds like this

Hi! I’m a big fan of “the Ritual” and the monster from it “Moder”. I’m also into collecting the seasonal birds from target. So I decided to make a Moder target bird!
I thought it turned out pretty great so I thought I’d share:)

u/austinhoutz — 6 days ago
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How do I stick paper to fabric?

So I'm thinking of Customizing my graduation cap but idk how to

I have the design on paper but idk how to stick it with room for mistakes

Hot glue?

Glue stick?

Sticker paper?

Idk

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u/im_nuikty — 6 days ago

Look how cool! Dont throw away mail! Read more below.

I was opening up some mail from my insurance company and credit card company and realized that the inside lining of their envelopes for when they send sensitive documents have really cool patterns!!

u/sharkmesharku — 8 days ago

Trying to capture that “tiny teeth, big personality” energy

This one was such a fun face to recreate. I started by slowly building the shape with layers of wool, then worked on the black and white markings and added the longer fibers little by little to get that fluffy, slightly messy look.
The eyes are hand-painted first and finished with clear resin to give them more depth and shine. I sculpted the nose and those tiny little teeth from clay.

u/Halseyry — 8 days ago

I have made this ceramic whale lamps

I have made this lamps in the shape of humpback whales using the clay casting technique, attaching details, carvings and clay drops. Also I used the spray gun glazing technique to make the smooth gradients. Also I fired them in electrical kiln on 950 and 1050 degrees. The finishing is the warm led light inside.

u/KUSTceramics — 9 days ago
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how would you go about recreating this giant rose lamp?

does not need to be extremely practical as this is for a one day film shoot. i'm thinking getting a normal plain floor lamp, foam thorns (skipping the leaves), spray paint this dark green-

i'm just worried about the rose part- if i do foam i feel like the light might not come through all the way... i can only assume shaping fabric petals using mod podge but i'd love other thoughts

u/glamoid — 7 days ago

How can I replicate this scarf?

I know the pattern on this has a technique to it i just forgot its name :(

u/Femykah — 9 days ago

What could I do with this?

My aunt got this beautiful butterfly at a craft show type of deal. My first thought was tying a string to it and hang it from my rear view mirror. Or gluing it onto a big hair clip. It’s just so beautiful this picture doesn’t do it justice. I don’t want to screw it up. It’s very sturdy it almost feels like its made out of metal. This is not flimsy in the least bit. It has some weight to it. But what do yall think? This is your forte not mine lol I love all things girly by the way.

Also it’s about the size of my palm.

u/OddChannel3451 — 9 days ago
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Paper flower Xmas tree

There are about 420 flowers on this tree; I bought about 100 foam flowers and the rest I made from crepe paper

u/Broad-Molasses3660 — 12 days ago
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I made this for my daughter. First one ever. I'm not very crafty either but lol.

Any advice or criticism on what I could do better next time is appropriated. I'm not very crafty so I'm pretty proud of it. I used fabric squares and hot glue. And watched countless tutorials. Until I was sick of them.

u/Dildo_Lobotomy — 12 days ago