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Cut some branch segments and hand carved them to make wire slicing kitchen tools for cutting soft things like fruit, cream cheese, and cake. They could also be used for cutting wet clay.

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Book decor

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What would you add?

I’m making a chart of what food and yard waste we can and can’t feed to our animals. It’s not perfect and a work in progress. Majority of it are things I could think of that are accessible in my area.

Just wondering if there’s anything major I missed and what other people would add or change.

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Was sick all week so I obsessively made double sided, wire wrapped, pendants

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Armatures completely made out of candy foils and an occasional wire. Sculpted with Sculpey oven-bake clay and painted mostly with Indian inks.

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I went to a very poorly planned Bob Ross painting activity.

There was not enough canvas for everyone, only small sets of paint brushes, and not enough table cloths. They also bought real oil paints (which are expensive, take forever to dry, and stain). Having experience with oil paints ruining my brushes and there only being tiny brushes left I opted to only paint with the popsicle sticks they set out for mixing. They also set out water cups then some announced that they’d be of no use (since water and oil don’t mix) and we could drink it instead. Then they had trouble starting the video.

I had no desire to try and follow a Bob Ross tutorial without the right materials and limited time. So I started painting something I actually wanted to, a heron. With my two popsicle sticks, a shared palette, and my own artistic experience I had fun and liked the finished piece.

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Asian style lanterns made from the cardboard of cereal boxes

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All the peacock wall art I’ve made so far

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