Okay so… I sat down “just to make something small” (please laugh with me), and somehow ended up creating an entire purple gamer-themed bead squad. Three chaotic children. Zero regrets. All made from iron-on beads, because apparently I enjoy tweezer-based stress. It started innocent. Truly. “Let me just make a cute little Gameboy,” I said.Cut to me, two hours later, whispering “yes queen” to a pixelated Yoshi while ironing him into existence. The mini Gameboy turned out adorable, like, disgustingly cute. It’s giving retro vibes. If it had batteries, it would absolutely beat me at Tetris. Then there’s the LEVEL…
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A tiny stitchy friend with maximum cozy vibes. I finished this adorable little Baby Snail from the wonderful @mamawitchxstitch, and honestly? I’m obsessed. Like… dangerously obsessed. Stitched on 18ct using DMC floss, this tiny forest friend is bringing all the fall feels straight to my crafting corner. Baby Snail is the pattern called and has the cutest little mushrooms growing on its shell. This whole design is basically a warm hug in floss form. Think mossy greens, toasty browns, and that perfect mushroom red that makes you want to sip tea and crunch leaves. If you’re looking for a small…
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If you’ve ever wondered what happens when pigeons and raccoons team up in the middle of a candy pink brick alley… well, wonder no more. Because my newest handmade card features Gerda Steiner’s iconic pigeons doing what pigeons do best (looking cute but absolutely up to no good), while a couple of mischievous raccoons rummage through the trash like it’s their weekend hobby.Spoiler: it 100% is. To set the perfect “urban wildlife takeover” scene, I used my favorite brick stencil with some deliciously pink Distress Oxides, because who says chaos can’t be aesthetic? The critters are all coloured with Copic…
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So, I decided this year’s holiday card needed to be peak cozy, very pink, and maybe just a little extra. Enter: the Lawn Fawn Cozy Cats, starring in their own festive rom-com moment. First up: the background. I grabbed a brick stencil, smooshed on some pink Distress Oxides, and boom — instant “cottagecore Christmas but make it bubblegum.” If my wall at home looked this cute, I’d never leave the house. Then came the scene building. Because why use one stamp set when you can raid your whole Lawn Fawn stash like a gremlin on a mission? Everything is colored…
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Some people make classic Christmas cards—snowflakes, soft blues, maybe a polite reindeer.Me? I said: What if the North Pole had a dramatic phase? So I busted out my Distress Oxides and created a full-on galaxy background.Dark. Moody. A little mysterious. Basically the “I listen to sad Christmas songs on repeat” version of a sky. And then… because balance is important… I plopped three adorable MFT polar bears right in front of it. Don’t worry, they’re still cute, even though their backdrop screams “I’ve seen things.” I coloured them with Copic markers so they match the aesthetic: soft, sweet, and slightly…