I bought a hula hoop a while back ago to try circle weaving. But in the end it’s gone unused because it seems pretty darn daunting. I think that this embroidery hoop circle weaving version is a good way to dip my toes into circle weaving in a much more entry level type of way. Plus I can make some coasters or pot trivets with a bigger hoop. Via Kittenhood.
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DIY Miniature Polymer Clay Dessert Jewelry Tutorials from Ice Pandora. I rarely see tutorials for polymer clay food so I was happy to find this site. As always be careful with polymer clay. Whatever touches polymer clay cannot be used with or on food again, and for extra caution bake covered with aluminum foil.
Sketching holds an important role in the design process. Even if you’re not good at it, you should still force yourself to sit down and allow you ideas to flow through your pencil. Why? Because you shouldn’t invest massive amounts of time in Photoshop or Illustrator before you have a solid understanding of the desired results. By brainstorming on paper, basic concepts will soon turn into refined/detailed sketches. Seeing the end will help you begin.
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What a lovely stitching idea :)
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that was the biggest fucking overreaction im laughing so hard
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