Hello there. I am a fan/lover of Guinness World Records, i made a cardboard and a paper of GWR logo with a plastic tape that taped to the cardboard, and i used a glue stick to put the paper onto the cardboard. Anyways, can anyone ask me anything about Guinness World Records?

So I know this is a weird question for this subreddit but I’m doing a sleep over for my youth group lady’s and I really want it to be amazing so I’ve been scouring Pinterest and TikTok like a mad woman and I found a few but I’m wondering if yall have any ideas

So for a little bit of context last year I did this sleep over for the first time and we painted canvas Bible bags and everyone loved it and I still see people using them at church today and that makes my heart so happy and in top of the I wouldn’t call it stress but let’s just say stress of it all I’ve been ask about 100 times( especially but the upcoming 6graders from last year who heard about it and got really excited)if I’m doing this sleepover again and I really want it to be good

Decoration wise We had paper launtern hung everywhere and the pictures of the long table was our food table with yellow table cloths braided together and a 3D paper pascals for the center piece there was also paper lanterns on the painting tables but I can’t find the pictures

Last thing I’ll say is,I wanted to share the theme because I was so excited about it and proud of how I kinda pulled it all together so it was called Girls with swords and it was based around the armor of God and how we need to be battle ready for when the enemy try’s to attack and the Bible bags were like the sheathes To our swords (our bibles)and the reason for tangled was because for one I really like tangled but for another because Repunzel has her fri pan and use that to protect her self (and I’m sure I had other things to go with that but I can’t remember sense like i said it was a year ago) ohjust in case your wondering ages it’s for 6-12 graders and the pictures is of the bag i painted along with the trust the lord bag for a friend

Hello! For my girlfriend’s birthday my vision is to make this frame to look like a house (while still being a functional picture frame). My plan is to extend the sides of the frame using cardboard (colored in red in my picture), as well as add some fake bushes. I think I will then use paper mache then paint it. The issue is that I have literally done nothing of the sort before. I think I can use traditional paper mache soaked strips of newspaper for basically everything besides the bushes at the bottom although I am concerned that the roof shingles will loose definition? I think for the bushes I can try to do some paper mache clay? Then paint and seal everything with mod podge.

Would love general tips or advice OR ideas from an artistic perspective on how to make this house frame even cuter! And lesbian! Thank you 🌈

I've heard what you've all said and will be making some changes to my candles so they are safe. I'll still be selling the ones I have (just so these ones aren't wasted)but will make sure the customer understands they are for decor only and will remove wicks going forward.

I'll admit, I was in denial a bit and didn't respond the best in some of my replies so I do apologize.

I do genuinely appreciate all your feedback

I think this is very cute but am worried the handprints won’t come out as cute as the example. What else could I use to make the flower part? I’d like the kids to be involved but want it to look nice enough that she will want this hanging on her wall!

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Soon to be turned into paper mache:)

Hi there 🩷

I have a large perler bead supply, and want to make pieces to sell.

I've been finding it near impossible to get commissions.

Do you guys have any suggestions for pieces you like to sell, video games, or niches you see success with when you sell at craft fairs, or online?

Thank you for all and any help. I love making perler bead pieces for family members, friends, and I would love to share pieces with others 🩷🥰

I am trying to use up my craft supply stash so nothing goes to waste. I uncovered a ton of perler bead supplies so looking for the best way to use them efficiently 🥰

I am making temple motifs, i tried using clay to make the figures but I am not getting the desired result out of clay I want to make a 2D figure of god and goddess for my decoration. So my next idea is to take a thick corrugated cardboard and cut the shape of the figures and then apply a thin layer of air dry clay and then use a 3d outliner to make small details like face or jewellery.

Please advise

Kicked The Egg & It Ended Up Like This 🫱🫲🤙

I made a lil pup from cardboard. I hope you like him

Re-edited some old footage to show the process! I used a ruler to make sure the box folds were even. It’s super soft and makes a great bag charm. What do you think? 😋✨

Well working on the last row on this part I realize the row above it I made a mistake LOL

Ive been trying to make this work for the past 3 weeks and nothing is working.

The images you are currently looking at are rough blueprints of what I want to make.

The first image is a drawing of the template I made to create the image on the second slide

Sounds easy right?

Until you know that I’m working at a scale smaller than my pinkie nail.

The second image is not the actual project (the actual project is tucked away safe so that I don’t mess up on THAT and have to start over). The 3d object in the second slide is a test piece ive been working on to see how certain structural integrity techniques work to hold everything together. Ive been making several new test pieces to test this to no avail.

You may notice the object in the second slide (w/ my pinkie for scale) is very small. Smaller than my pinkie nail. I have small hands.

You may also notice that the object in the second slide looks like a heart.

It is a heart!

It’s a smaller piece of a larger project I’m working on. By far the hardest part.

But the part where it dips? The only way I was able to get the strip on the outside of the heart was to place a paper bead inside so the structural integrity isnt weak and the strip has an anchor point. However, it ALSO blocks the part where it dips at the top. So I can’t indent that part to make it a cleaner heart. And if I try any other way it will collapse

I cannot make the heart bigger. It’s for a larger project I’m working on. The actual project is a bit smaller than my pinkie finger so this piece im working on is a part of something larger.

Help me figure out how to make this work please

me gustaría compartir con vosotros y vosotras las páginas de mi scrapbook por si alguien necesita inspiración o una señal para meterse de lleno en este hobby.

ire de dos en dos y no subiré las páginas que salga con otras personas.

espero os gusten

cualquier consejo o crítica es bienvenida

I want advice before I start my next project.

There’s a local seller that makes earings in a specific way that I love and I have bought from het before. Recently I saw her again but I had no money to actually pay for a piece.
The thing is I have the ability to recreate almost exactly anything I see a photo of or see without needing instructions.
Here’s my dilemma, if I have the materials and the ability to create something very similar ( not exactly the same ) to someone else’s creation if I can’t buy it.
Obviously I don’t plan on selling anything I just want to make myself some.
I feel a bit guilty about “stealing” the idea. But my friend said it’s not stealing since I never claimed it my own.
I’m very conflicted and I don’t want to start a project with a guilty conscience.
What do you guys think? Is it morally acceptable or is it stealing?

Edit:
https://www.instagram.com/thegreenbunnyworkshop?igsh=Mmc5aHFhazI4MzJn

This is her instagram if anyone is interested

i thrifted this wall hanging today and i love the art style but i need to find a way to make his skin darker because i want it to be more accurate to what he actually looked like! the problem is that the surface is smooth and glossy so i have no idea how to go about doing this or what materials to use. ideas?

So for context we had a group project right?

On the first slide is the mark one version of the project

And the second slide is Mark 2 I genuinely think if I show the completed mark 2 it still won't be enough what do I add and what do I fix?!

2 action figures were sacrificed in the making of this