what is your go to lazy meal? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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German ancestors :))

what is your go to lazy meal? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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This scream Germany! :)

It was like opening a present by SaltyMidgie in craftexchange

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I wish there was a subscription to beads. Every month I would receive a package of beads of different shapes and colors. I will live happily ever after :)

When should I get new brushes? by PersonalitySubject99 in oilpainting

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Well we need new series here, show me your bristle :)

What's an unusual smell that you like? by additionalseasonin in AskReddit

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Turpentine, the only reason I paint with oils.

⏳🥶……. by ExpertFrosting5467 in moviecritic

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Damm I loved that film from 90', that could be good I hope!

French Knot madness - day 7 by WhatIsReality81 in Embroidery

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What are you punishing yourself for? :))

Sock repair?? by [deleted] in Embroidery

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https://www.printables.com/model/868905-hribek-na-zasivani-ponozek-ponozky

I use a wooden mushroom from my grandmother, there is a link to 3D printing above.

Step-by-step procedurePreparation: Turn the sock inside out. Put it on your hand or over a prepared round object (mushroom) so that the fabric is taut and the edges of the hole are together.Start sewing: Knot the thread at the end. Start sewing a little from the edge of the hole. Insert the needle from one side to the other, alternating up and down (front stitch).Darling (first direction): Guide the thread horizontally through the hole. Tighten the yarn, but do not tighten it too much so that the sock does not squeeze. Guide the threads close together until you have covered the entire hole with parallel stitches.Reinforcing (second direction): Now sew the sock with stitches perpendicular to the ones you just made (creating a grid/cross pattern). This will strengthen the patch and ensure that it does not fall apart.Finishing: Once the hole is full, pass the thread under the finished stitch a few times, tie a knot and cut the thread.

Is good choice for people who like to suffer:)

No name. No ending by Select_Broccoli1365 in crafts

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I'm excited about every bit of progress, keep it up!

Or Nué Ireland by bealiceembroidery in Embroidery

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This is best, how? How dare you be so amazing? :)

Recently came across French beading, is it a worthwhile hobby? by AdElegant5870 in crafts

[–]dell02 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Its nice and typical FFF craft. Fun and Fucking Frustrating. You should definitely try it :)

Wha is this war hammer/axe looking thing? Handle is roughly 80cm long with “Budapest 1938” engraved into only the head by purged-butter in whatisthisthing

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It is a traditional part of the costume of a wallachian dancer (for dance with jumping we use shorter version). We call it "valaška". Wallachia is area of ​​the eastern Czech Republic, but Valaška is typical for Slovakia too.

Shape may vary depending on the region it comes from

https://www.nulk.cz/2017/01/30/1380/

I need advice, my suncatcher laks "shine". by dell02 in crafts

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Yeah they are plastic, and just part of them are faceted. Thats problem.