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kathrobinson1 · 6 months
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Cricut made Christmas Card
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i am thinking how much poorer, how much less colorful the world would be if art was only made by "professionals." if all the music, all the stories, all the sketches & paintings & craftwork of the world was created only by the small category of people able to make a decent living from their art. imagine if the only people allowed to create were the experts & the renowned & those aspiring to the top. what a grey world that would be. how much joy would be bleached away! i love you people who create for the sake of creating, i love you artists who do art for tiny audiences, i love you people who make things even just for one person, even just for themselves, even if no one's watching, thank you thank you thank you for decorating the world in which we all exist
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cloudymilk04 · 1 month
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Remade Wally’s Sleep Mask 👇🏻
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Is it okay to tag Clown when I make something Welcome Home related or is it annoying 😭 @partycoffin
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nocternalrandomness · 3 months
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Amateur built 2019 Cub Crafters Carbon Cub FX-3 at the Ken Jernstedt Airfield Fly-In, Oregon
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home-ward · 1 year
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therecipepantry · 2 years
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Hi All, 
I know it’s been a while and I hope that you’re well.
I really don’t understand how I ever got to 102 thousand followers on this account, but it’s pretty much inactive at this point. 
Anyways, a lot has happened since my last post a couple of years ago.
Let’s catch you up.
I’m still baking, but I mostly spend my time embroidering. But that’s not really news, now is it? Let’s get to the important things.
Last we spoke, I was living in Huntington Beach, California. These days, I reside in Glasgow, Scotland. A big change, right? Well, It’s been nearly a year now. I love it, I absolutely adore it here. It’s been one of my best decisions to date. I even met a lovely guy that I’m lucky to have by my side. 
I’m now running a proper embroidery business via Etsy and I worked my first in person stall in Glasgow last week. I even have a website! I share all sorts of tips on how to create your own embroidery journal. This is a form of daily journaling, where everyday I stitch an icon that represents my day in some shape or form.
Late last year, I even had a couple of articles written about me, which was absolutely bizarre, but I’m not complaining. One by Better Homes & Gardens and the other by The Spruce.
If you’re interested in staying up to date with me, I’m very active on TikTok and Instagram. I’d love to have you there. If not, maybe you’ll catch me in a couple of years for another update.
Until then,
Sophie
The Stir-Crazy Crafter | The Recipe Pantry
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Marble Stone Plate ,with stand wall decor, Gold painting, Inlay work,Home Decor, housewarming gifts, Indian Handicrafts. Size 9 inch
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paperludus · 1 year
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larsmerch · 1 year
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Making business cards by hand because our current printer won't work with thick cardstock, and we have a lot of cardstock.
Plus they're cheaper and super thick af.
We may have gotten a little excited over our tiny corner punch too. 💕
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eternalstrigoii · 2 years
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me: gets an Idea formed, buys the materials for it (two hay bales of varying sizes, some Autumn Picks to stick out of them; a larger Ground Stake to back it up), is pleased as peaches
me, actually putting it all out: .........what did I size this for, kittens??
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kathrobinson1 · 6 months
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Horseshoe & Horse Cake Topper
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fredx64 · 2 years
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Another one of my wall hangings, painted with acrylic paint them varnished
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cloudymilk04 · 4 days
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Howdy’s Caterpillar Scarf!!
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I didn’t take any photos in it since it was so hot in my house (AC is broken 🥲) so I screenshotted a couple shots from my TikTok
This scarf was so much fun to make though! I know it looks in the original photo that it had straight edges, but I just thought making the body look more circular made it look like a storybook caterpillar, and I’m a sucker for button eyes
It’s also super long which I love!
Welcome Home belongs to @partycoffin
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iknityounot · 5 months
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(Long post, sorry y'all)
A little more than two years ago now, my grandmother passed away. She and my grandpa had moved down to my home town a few years before so we could take care of them. I brought them groceries once a week, helped them write checks, fixed tvs, and found lost things. I was really close with my grandma.
In addition to her hilarious personality and dry wit, one of my favorite things about her was that she was a painter and a crafter like me! She used to crochet, and I took her to the craft store a couple of times so she could get more yarn and books on crochet. But her arthritis and the shaking in her hands kept getting worse, so she eventually had to stop.
She kept her most recent project, a granny square blanket, safely packed away in a plastic bin. She told all of us she was going to finish it one day.
Her hands never got better, and when she got sick, and we found out it was cancer, she rapidly deteriorated.
After she passed, I went to work helping my mom clean out my grandparents apartment so we could move my grandpa in with her. In our frantic cleaning, I found that bin again:
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DOZENS of granny squares, dozens of half used skeins. I asked my mom what she wanted me to do with it, and she said she didn't care. I set it aside and later took it home.
Maybe a month later, that tumblr post about the Loose Ends Project was going around. It felt like a sign--I was never going to learn to crochet in order to finish my grandmother's blanket. But they might be able to help!
So I filled out the interest form. They got back to me SUPER quick. And maybe 2 weeks later, I was paired with volunteer in my state (only 2 hours away!) and the box of yarn, granny squares, and my grandmother's crochet hook were in the mail. That was at the end of January this year.
Over the next couple of months, my "finisher" emailed me regular updates on her progress, and asked me questions on my preferences for how she constructed the final blanket.
At the end of August, the blanket was done!
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I had always intended the blanket to be a gift for my mother. So I cleaned it up, put it in the only bag I had big enough to fit it, and drove to my mom's. I gave the blanket to her and she was gobsmacked. I explained to her all about Loose Ends, and how someone volunteered to finish the piece for us. She was speechless. (I was quite pleased with this, because I am not the best at giving gifts, so this was a pretty exciting reaction!)
She said that it was the most thoughtful gift she had ever been given. She said "your grandma would love this". To which I replied, "yeah, I know she really wanted to finish it a couple of years ago". But that was when my mom dropped the bomb of a century on me--she told me that my grandma had started making those granny squares OVER 30 YEARS AGO. She had started the blanket when my grandpa was staying in the hospital, but that was back when my mom was younger than I am now! My grandma had packed them all away, planning on finishing it, when my grandpa was sent home from the hospital. Then it went from house to house, from condo in Chicago to their apartment in my hometown. All that time and my grandma had wanted to finish it, but couldn't. First because she was busy, then because she forgot how to do it, then because of her arthritis, and then because of the cancer. My mom said she had given up on expecting my grandma to finish it. 
She said I brought a piece of her childhood with her mom out of the past.
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And really, all of this is to say, if you have seen or heard about the Loose Ends Project and have an uncompleted project or piece from a loved one who has passed away--these are your people. They were so kind and treated my project with such care. That box probably would have been found by my own grandkids one day if I hadn't heard about Loose Ends.
Five stars, absolutely worth it!
(From what I understand, you can sign up to volunteer too! If you have time to share, it might be worth checking out!)
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vintagestoreua · 1 year
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Wood Carving Souvenir
Wooden Decorative House Ethnic Style L6.1"x H6.5"x W2.5" Handmade Wood Carving Souvenir for Home Living Design
#wooden house #handmade gift
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headspace-hotel · 10 months
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This is approximate since calculations vary, but somewhere in the neighborhood of 20% of carbon emissions since the Industrial Revolution have come from destruction of terrestrial ecosystems—wetland destruction, deforestation, degradation of grasslands and so on
Soil, soil communities, root systems, carbonate rock, wood, living plants, and peat in wetlands—all holds carbon
Now consider what plants do for you
The mere sight of plants and trees improves mental and physical health. I won't elaborate much more upon this, the positive effects are incredible and overwhelming.
Trees and vines that shade your home and outdoor areas: reduce the cost of cooling, meaning less electricity is used. Shade reduces the risk of death in extreme heat events.
(Trees also reduce light and noise pollution)
Edible plants (many wild plants and many plants you can grow): provide you with food reducing your dependence on industrial agriculture and cars to reach supermarkets
Community gardens and orchards: creates resilience and interdependence among small local communities, reducing the power of capitalism and increasing the ability of individuals to organize and create change. Makes more sustainable and plant based diets accessible to people for whom they would ordinarily be inaccessible
Compost piles for gardening: less greenhouse gas emissions than result from waste breaking down anaerobically in landfills
No more traditional lawns: much less use of gas powered lawn mowers, weed whackers etc. which are, by themselves, significant contributions to carbon emissions and urban pollution
Crafting and creating using plants: Locally available wild plant species can be used by local crafters and creators for baskets and containers, yarn, fabrics, dyes, and the like, resulting in less dependence on unsustainable and unethical global industries
More people growing and gathering edible and useful plants and using them = larger body of practical, scientific and technological insights to draw from in order to solve future problems
In conclusion: Plants
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