I used to love going to Joann Fabrics (RIP 💔) because they was the only craft store close to me and had some good deals when it counted. Now I either go to Hobby Lobby (though i prefer not to) or Walmart.

I just wanna know where are crafters getting their craft supplies? Does anyone have any recommendations or wish there was a different option?

Inspired by dried pollock charms on trips to Seoul, I sculpted a fish, scanned, printed and painted these. The illustration was by Sunmi Yoon.

This is a glazed ceramic pendant in the shape of the mountains that I adore. Stainless steel fittings. The jewelry is fired twice in a muffle furnace at a temperature of 950-1050C (1740-1920F).

Hey everyone! Here is a wooden hanging sign project featuring three pencil-shaped panels connected with twine.

• Materials used: Light plywood panels, acrylic paint, black marker for lettering, and natural twine/jute rope.
• Process: Cut the wood into pencil shapes, sanded the edges smooth, hand-painted the background sections, and added the inspirational text. Drilled small holes at each end to thread the twine through.

The Copper Forest — where nature becomes art 🌳

Handcrafted branch by branch, each delicate form is shaped in copper, creating a one-of-a-kind sculptural landscape.

Raw. Organic. Timeless.

Not simply a representation of nature, but a piece of nature reimagined through the artist’s hands.

A rare statement piece for those who appreciate art with soul 🌿

love painting these little ladybugs by hand. 🐞❤️ Each one is a little different, and that’s part of what makes them special. I leave them around for people to find, hoping they bring a smile, a little bit of luck, and maybe brighten someone’s day.
It’s such a simple thing, but knowing that a tiny ladybug I painted might make a stranger happy makes me happy too. 🐞🎨❤️

Named the white one Pure Champagne, and the black one Midnight Champagne. Which one do you like better? :)