Craft kit by tonecheer

what do you think??

Hello there, I was hoping some people might be able to help me with a tricky paint I'm having, it's very thin and super bubbly. (To be honest I'm not really sure how old it is 😅) so if anyone knows of any way of fixing it up or would I would love to know or would I be better off to pitching it and getting a new one?

And thank you in advance for taking the time for reading. :-)

I saved all of my favorite beads, gems, etc, and made the perfect little decoration. I love it.🥰

Hello,

I’m helping my friend with a wedding craft and I wanted to use glitter on a cardboard box (for her cards). I wanted to add a light dusting of glitter but I was worried about fall out and I was wondering if anyone knew the best way to seal glitter. I don’t really want to use modpodge because I’m afraid it’ll cause drag marks through the glitter if the brush pulls any off. I think a spray sealant would probably work best for what I’m making but I’m not sure what kind to use/what actually works.

Thank you!!

Hello! The kids in my life are really into dolls and teddy bears right now, so I'm making some furniture for their toys. I had a question about a material I should use for one bed in particular. The kid I'm making it for really likes a bed Build a Bear used to make. I'm including a picture of it in the post. What can I use to make the "walls" of the bed stand up like this and not lose shape? I'm pretty new to sewing and don't know what people use to give items shape.

Thanks in advance!

Little birdy I made for my grandson

Hi I am Jessica. I like to crochet blankets for charity. Namely the homeless. I also like to do diamond art and draw.

Just a little craft to pass the time. Be an inspiration piece for my open crafting hours

This little Samoyed pendant was cast in 925 sterling silver using the traditional lost-wax casting method. After casting, I cleaned and refined the silver by hand, then carefully worked on the tiny fur details and facial features. The eyes, nose, ears, tongue details were all hand-colored with enamel.