#Mandala tote bag

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A perfect blend of rustic charm and modern style. Featuring vibrant gradient colors and simple floral patterns, this eco-friendly tote is ideal for shopping or daily use. Crafted from durable materials, it combines functionality with elegance, making it a must-have accessory for your wardrobe.

Dimensions: 16"l x 16"w; Strap: 28"l

Material:

Exterior: 100% sturdy brushed polyester

Interior: 100% polyester nonwoven laminate

100% cotton web handles

Printed then sewn for edge-to-edge designs

Black laminated lining for extra support

Spot or dry clean only

Made in the USA

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Pen Mandala On Cloth Bag DIY Kit By Penkraft

Penkraft's Pen Mandala DIY kit contains everything a beginner needs to create an eye-catching art, ergonomically packed in a customized box that you can reuse. Create your unique piece of art by following our guidelines or by watching the video tutorial. Ideal gift for every occasion and all age group. Create one of a kind art piece.

[journeyman-tier-fibercraft]

Stash Organizing Day! I finally got all the furniture into my bedroom after a year of living here (long story) and came to the conclusion that it was time to Stop storing my yarn in trashbags (mostly, I have to get a couple more plastic totes). Photo dump and rambling under the read more.

Here is all my yarn that I don't consider an "active" project (MOSTLY, there's an active project in the pink tote bag (Shawl 13) but I wanted to put up the extra colours I was finished with and it was easier to carry the whole thing in).

The already filled plastic tote has all my wool yarns in it (also in ziplock bags because these totes aren't airtight). I'll eventually organize them better and lay them all out for a photo too but for now they're staying Contained. Instead I dumped all my acrylic yarn out of the trash bag it was in.

Before starting Blanket 10 my acrylic yarn took up about twice as much room as it does now. The big pile on the left is all the scraps from it that I'm undecided as to what to do with them. Other than that mess, along the top is some Lion Brand Jeans yarn I had bought for a striped sweater that I swatched for and never made. Below that is all my fingering weight acrylic, mostly Loops and Threads Woollike. The big cake is one of the 300 gram Lion Brand Mandala cakes.

Also acrylic but kept in the very cute Purple Hawaiian Hello Kitty Tote Bag(TM) is a metric fuck ton of Lion Brand Re-Spun. I knit one strip out of like 9 for a blanket before realizing I wasn't having fun and it hurt my hands and I didn't like it. I don't know if I want to frog it or not or what to do with this yarn so I've just kinda been sitting on it, I might end up with another granny stitch blanket.

For now my acrylics are all staying in the trash bag, I currently only have one other plastic tote and I'm going to use it for my cottons.

By weight the majority of my cotton yarns are Hobbii brand Cotton Kings Sultan. I like knitting with them, they're pretty, I'm using the bottom three as decor in my room. Right now I only have projects set out for two of them (the peachy orange one and the two rainbows (i bought them with the intention of using them together in a huge brioche project and still don't have a pattern picked out lmao)), but it won't be hard for me to find more lace doily patterns to make giant. Most of the scrap (middle bottom) is also from Sultan cakes, and directly above it is some fingering weight cotton also Cotton Kings brand.

On the right bottom is all that's left of my Knit Picks Dishie out of my original purchase of something like a dozen and a half balls. I did give a couple balls of it to my aunt but most of it I used, I really really Really like Dishie. Finally on the right top is my size 10 crochet cotton.

I didn't grab photos of all my bulky yarn bought for suffies because I'm honestly not sure what to do with it and for now most of it is staying in it's cardboard box. Bad Yarn Gets The Box.

There's also the pile of Shame. Some of them are completed projects I don't have a good storage place for, most of them are incomplete projects. There are several projects I need to either frog, finish, give away, or throw out and I just do not want to decide right now. There's also at least one shawl in that pile that I finished while living at my old house and never got to block because of space concerns and simply haven't. Blocked it even tho I have space now.

I Think that is all of my yarn that isn't currently being used for a project. It feels really good to finally get everything organized and out of my actual work area. I still have some things I need to find places for (the shame pile and all my sewing materials mainly) but I got rid of the Yarn Mess by literally hiding it under my bed <3

[lonita]

Creative Idea of the Day - October 2024

Every day on my Idealog account on Bluesky, I share a quick creative idea - unlike the more lengthy ones I share here. And because I like to archive things all in one place, here's October 2024's collection.

01 - Use some fabric from something that was once important to you but is no longer usable to cover your journal.

02 - Construct a narrative from letters - real or fictional, emails, blog posts, or texts.

03 - (missed)

04 - Make a list of things to photograph.

05 - Create a mandala or geometric pattern.

06 - Make a list of things to eat when you're feeling blue.

07 - Find a local craft shop that lets you make something on site and make something.

08 - Join a historic walking tour.

09 - Make a list of unconventional uses for random household items.

10 - Find an out of the way place in your town and create a hidden gem.

11 - Start a book by a local author.

12 - Create your own picture book with your own photographs or those you like from others.

13 - Make a list of things to draw in a sketchbook - then get a sketchbook and draw them.

21 - Create a photography portfolio.

22 - Make a list of things to do on your big day out.

23 - Start a book from a genre you've never read before.

24 - Write a monologue or dialogue for a character.

25 - Make a list of things you want.

26 - Create a vision board for goals and dreams, or things that make you happy.

27 - Use a GPS device to track your movements for a day, then create a piece of art with the output map/shape.

28 - Make a list of favourite sounds.

29 - Design a new logo, crest, or other symbol for yourself or a friend.

30 - Upcycle an old t-shirt into a reusable tote bag.

31 - Make a list of favourite holiday traditions.

14 - Make a stop-motion video using clay, toys, home goods, old jewellery, etc.

15 - Create new rules for a classic game.

16 - Make a simple stained glass ornament or window piece.

17 - Make a list of things about the place you were born.

18 - Using a randomly generated group of words, develop a word-based game or puzzle using these words.

19 - Take a stroll along a lake, river, or beach and enjoy the sounds of the water.

20 - Draw a comic strip or cartoon character.

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Bringing Timeless Artistry to Modern Life with The Bombay Store's Graphic Works

In a world where modern life constantly pushes us forward, there’s immense joy in carrying a piece of history with us. At The Bombay Store, we believe that tradition shouldn’t be confined to history books or museums. Instead, it can enrich our daily lives, from the coffee we sip to the umbrellas we carry. Every piece at The Bombay Store reflects a seamless blend of heritage and modern design, making it a timeless addition to any lifestyle.

Cherishing Tradition in Everyday Life

Our products help create meaningful connections to the past. From your home to your workspace, each item tells a story of heritage, with intricate designs and handcraftsmanship bringing a touch of history into your daily routine.

Art on Your Table

Tableware at The Bombay Store is more than functional—it’s a showcase of Indian artistry. Coasters, trays, and signature napkin holders adorned with King Procession, Kalamkari, and Mandala motifs turn every meal into a cultural experience, adding elegance to your dining space.

Sip with a Story

Whether you're enjoying tea in a Kullad or coffee mug featuring India Gate or Char Minar, our drinkware celebrates India's rich art forms. Shot glasses with Madhubani and Blue Pottery designs bring stories of India’s artistic legacy into your daily moments.

A Blend of Style and Heritage

Our bags combine practical style with cultural pride. Featuring patterns like Ajrakh, Pattachitra, and Kalamkari, each sling, tote, or laptop bag carries a piece of tradition into your modern lifestyle, bridging the past and the present beautifully.

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In an increasingly digital world, our handcrafted diaries offer a refreshing touch of tradition. Leather-bound and adorned with designs like Madhubani, Old Bombay, and Elephant motifs, these diaries serve as both writing tools and artistic keepsakes.

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By choosing The Bombay Store, you're not just purchasing a product, you’re supporting the artisans and keeping India’s cultural traditions alive. In a world of mass production, we offer individuality and artistry, bringing a piece of history into your everyday life. At The Bombay Store, every item has a story, and we invite you to make it part of yours. To know more visit https://thebombaystore.com/

[penkraft123]

Listen to what Prafulla has to say about her experience with the #Penkraft#TienDye Art with Block Printing on Dupatta #Workshop conducted by Penkraft Senior Artist and Chief Trainer Shikha Gupta and Penkraft Master Trainer Vishakha Kalangan!

Here are the details of upcoming #PenkraftArtWorkshops. Please click on the link in front of a workshop to register for that workshop:-

20 Sep, 2 PM to 5 PM - Water Colors on Canvas (https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=214)

21 Sep, 11 AM to 5 PM - Russian Sculpture Paste Art

(https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=215)

22 Sep, 11 AM to 5 PM - Devi Mandala on Floral Cutout (https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=205)

27 Sep, 11 AM to 5 PM - Knife Painting on Canvas (https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=216)

28 & 29 Sep, 2 PM to 5 PM & 11 AM to 5 PM (2 Sessions) - Malaysian Batik on Stole (https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=217)

04 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Glass Painting

05 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Tanjore Painting on Jharokha https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=233

06 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Meenakari Art on Jewellery Box https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=230

11 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Resin Art Ocean Pour - Name Plate https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=234

12 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Boho Art - Wall Mirror https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=245

13 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Tie & Dye Art on T-Shirt https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=235

18 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Embroidery Art on Mobile Cover https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=246

19 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Lippan Art - Wall Decor

20 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Diwali Lantern Making https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=204

21 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Dot Mandala Evil Eye https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=237

22 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Block Printing on Gift Wrapping Papers https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=247

23 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Pichwai Painting - Cow & Lotus Toran https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=236

24 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Mirror Work - Wall Decor https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=238

25 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Diwali Deepstambha Making https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=244

26 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Mosaic Art on Utility Bowl https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=243

27 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Macrame Art - Wall Hanging https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=248

28 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Coffee Painting

29 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Water Colors on Canvas https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=241

30 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Fluid Art on Canvas

Fee (Including all materials):

₹ 4,999/- for Malaysian Batik on Stole.

₹ 2,999/- for each Eco-friendly Ganapati Idol Making, Resin Art Geode Effect Wall Clock, Mosaic Art on Round MDF.

₹ 2,499/- for each Meenakari Art on Chaurang, Resin Art Ocean Pour, Knife Painting on Canvas, Devi Mandala on Floral Cutout, Russian Sculpture Paste Art, Resin Art Ocean Pour - Name Plate, Diwali Lantern Making, Dot Mandala Evil Eye, Mirror Work - Wall Decor, Macrame Art - Wall Hanging

₹ 1999/- for each Glass Painting on Acrylic Sheet, Lippan Art (Wall Decor), Tanjore Painting - Ganapati, Tie & Dye Art with Block Printing on Dupatta, Coffee Painting on Canvas, Resin Art on Trinket Tray with 2 Coasters, Macrame Ganapati Aasan Making, Tanjore Painting on Jharokha, Meenakari Art on Jewellery Box, Boho Art - Wall Mirror, Lippan Art - Wall Decor, Pichwai Painting - Cow & Lotus Toran, Diwali Deepstambha Making, Mosaic Art on Utility Bowl, Water Colors on Canvas

₹ 1,699/- for TieNDye Art on T-Shirt

₹ 1499/- for each Block Printing on Tote Bag, Water Colors on Canvas, Embroidery Art on Mobile Cover, Block Printing on Gift Wrapping Papers, Coffee Painting, Fluid Art on Canvas.

Available in #Online and #Offline Mode. Material needed for the workshop is couriered to your address for the online mode.

Venue - Desai House, Castle Mills Naka, Uthalsar, Thane West 400601

For manual registration/queries, please contact us at +91 9136024969.

For more Art #Workshops by Penkraft, please click;

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Creative Uses for Gel Pens: From School Projects to Home Decor

Gel pens are versatile tools that go beyond their primary use for writing and note-taking. With their smooth ink flow, vibrant colors, and fine tips, gel pens can be a valuable asset in various creative projects. Whether you're personalizing school supplies or crafting DIY home decor, gel pens can add a unique touch to your creations. Here’s a look at some imaginative ways to use gel pens in different creative applications.

1. Personalizing Notebooks and Stationery

Add a Personal Touch: Customize your notebooks, journals, and stationery with designs and patterns made using gel pens. You can create unique covers by drawing or doodling with different colors and styles, making each piece of stationery truly your own.

Decorative Borders: Use gel pens to draw decorative borders or frames around important notes or special pages in your notebooks. This adds a visual appeal and helps highlight key sections.

Handwritten Notes: Enhance your handwritten notes or letters with decorative elements like illustrations, calligraphy, or doodles. Gel pens offer the precision needed for intricate designs and the vibrancy that makes your notes stand out.

2. Crafting DIY Greeting Cards and Invitations

Custom Designs: Create one-of-a-kind greeting cards and invitations using gel pens. Design intricate patterns, add colorful elements, or write personalized messages with beautiful lettering. Gel pens' range of colors and textures can help bring your creative vision to life.

Embellishments: Add details like highlights, shadows, or glitter accents to your cards. Many gel pens come in glitter or metallic finishes that can give your cards a special touch.

3. Designing Art and Posters

Illustrations: Use gel pens to create detailed illustrations and artwork. Their smooth ink flow and vibrant colors make them ideal for drawing and coloring intricate designs.

Posters and Wall Art: Personalize your posters or create your own wall art by adding handwritten quotes, decorative elements, or colorful designs. Gel pens can help you achieve clean lines and bright colors that stand out on your walls.

Mandala Art: Gel pens are excellent for creating mandalas and other geometric designs. The fine tips and vivid colors allow you to produce precise, detailed patterns with ease.

4. Enhancing Scrapbooks and Photo Albums

Creative Borders: Use gel pens to create decorative borders around photos or journal entries in your scrapbook. This can help frame your memories and make your pages more visually appealing.

Custom Labels: Add custom labels or captions to your photos and scrapbook pages. Gel pens allow you to write neatly and add colorful accents that match your scrapbook’s theme.

Personalized Messages: Write personal notes or captions directly on your photos or pages. The smooth flow of gel pens ensures clear, readable text and vibrant color.

5. Personalizing Home Decor

Decorative Vases and Pots: Use gel pens to add designs or patterns to ceramic vases or flower pots. This can turn a plain pot into a piece of personalized decor.

Custom Frames: Personalize photo frames with gel pen designs. Draw patterns, write names or dates, and add colorful accents to make the frame uniquely yours.

Artistic Placemats: Create custom designs on placemats or coasters using gel pens. This can be a fun way to add a personal touch to your dining area.

6. Creating DIY Gifts and Accessories

Custom Mugs: Decorate mugs with gel pens that are suitable for ceramic surfaces. Write messages or draw designs to create personalized gifts for friends and family.

Handmade Bookmarks: Design and decorate bookmarks with gel pens. Add intricate designs, patterns, or motivational quotes to make each bookmark special.

Personalized T-Shirts: Some gel pens are suitable for fabric, allowing you to create custom designs on t-shirts or tote bags. This is a great way to express your creativity and create unique wearable art.

7. Enhancing School Projects

Visual Aids: Use gel pens to make charts, diagrams, and visual aids for school projects. The vibrant colors and smooth writing make it easier to differentiate between different sections or concepts.

Creative Presentations: Add visual flair to your presentations with gel pens. Create colorful headers, diagrams, and annotations that help make your content stand out and engage your audience.

Artistic Covers: Design creative and eye-catching covers for reports or projects. Gel pens can help you achieve intricate designs and bright colors that make your project more memorable.

Conclusion

Gel pens are more than just writing tools; they are versatile instruments that can enhance various creative projects. From personalizing notebooks and crafting greeting cards to designing home decor and school projects, gel pens offer a range of possibilities for artistic expression. Embrace their vibrant colours and smooth ink flow to add a unique touch to your creative endeavours.

[embroidery-pro]

Trending Embroidery Styles You Need to Try This Season

Trending Embroidery Styles You Need to Try This Season

Embroidery has come a long way from its traditional roots, evolving into a versatile and expressive art form. Whether you're a seasoned stitcher or a curious beginner, this season's embroidery trends offer something for everyone. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the hottest embroidery styles that are taking the crafting world by storm. Get ready to be inspired and elevate your stitching game with these must-try techniques! - Modern Minimalism: Less is More The minimalist movement has made its way into the world of embroidery, and it's here to stay. This trend focuses on clean lines, simple shapes, and a limited color palette. The result? Stunning pieces that make a big impact with minimal effort. Key features of modern minimalist embroidery: - Single line designs - Negative space utilization - Monochromatic color schemes - Geometric patterns To try this trend, start with a simple outline of a face or object using a single continuous line. Choose a neutral-colored fabric and thread to keep the focus on your design. Remember, the beauty of minimalist embroidery lies in its simplicity, so resist the urge to overcomplicate your piece. - Bold and Beautiful Florals Floral embroidery has been a staple for centuries, but this season's trend takes it to new heights. Gone are the days of delicate, muted blooms – it's time to embrace bold, vibrant flowers that demand attention. How to nail the bold floral trend: - Choose bright, contrasting colors - Experiment with oversized blooms - Mix different flower types and sizes - Incorporate textured stitches for added depth Try creating a statement piece by embroidering a large, colorful flower on a dark background. Use a variety of stitches like French knots, satin stitch, and long and short stitch to add texture and dimension to your petals and leaves. - Geometric Patterns: Shapes and Symmetry Geometric embroidery is having a moment, and it's easy to see why. This trend combines the precision of mathematics with the creativity of needlework, resulting in eye-catching designs that are both modern and timeless. Popular geometric embroidery styles: - Mandala patterns - Honeycomb and hexagon designs - Optical illusions - Abstract shapes and forms To get started with geometric embroidery, try creating a simple mandala design. Begin with a central point and work your way outward, adding concentric circles and repeating patterns. Use a ruler or template to ensure your lines are straight and your shapes are symmetrical. - Textured Embroidery: A Feast for the Senses This season, embroidery isn't just about what you see – it's about what you feel. Textured embroidery adds a tactile element to your work, creating pieces that beg to be touched and admired up close. Techniques for adding texture to your embroidery: - Turkey work (also known as ghiordes knot) - Bullion knots - Couching - Needle felting combined with embroidery Experiment with different textures by creating a landscape piece. Use turkey work for fluffy clouds or sheep, bullion knots for grass or flower stems, and couching for tree branches or rivers. - Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Embroidery As sustainability becomes increasingly important in all aspects of our lives, it's no surprise that eco-friendly embroidery is trending. This style focuses on using sustainable materials and upcycling techniques to create beautiful, environmentally conscious art. Ways to make your embroidery more sustainable: - Use organic or recycled fabrics and threads - Repurpose old clothing or linens as your canvas - Create embroidered patches to mend and personalize clothing - Opt for natural dyes for your threads and fabrics Try embroidering a design on an old denim jacket or tote bag to give it new life. Not only will you create a unique piece, but you'll also be reducing waste and promoting sustainable fashion. - Words and Typography Embroidered words and quotes have gained popularity on social media, and for good reason. This trend allows you to combine your love of stitching with meaningful messages or playful phrases. Tips for perfecting typography embroidery: - Experiment with different fonts and lettering styles - Use back stitch for thin lines and satin stitch for thicker letters - Play with color gradients within your letters - Combine words with simple illustrations for added impact Choose a favorite quote or a single powerful word to embroider. Practice your lettering on paper first, then transfer it to your fabric using a water-soluble pen or transfer paper. - Mixed Media Embroidery Why limit yourself to just thread and fabric? Mixed media embroidery incorporates various materials and techniques to create truly unique pieces. Materials to experiment with in mixed media embroidery: - Beads and sequins - Ribbons and lace - Fabric paint or watercolors - Found objects like buttons or small charms Create a mixed media piece by combining traditional embroidery stitches with beadwork and ribbon embroidery. Add painted elements or collage pieces to your background fabric before or after stitching for an extra layer of interest. - Photorealistic Embroidery For those looking to challenge their skills, photorealistic embroidery is a trend that's sure to impress. This style aims to recreate photographs or lifelike images using thread and needle. Techniques for achieving photorealistic embroidery: - Long and short stitch for smooth color blending - Thread painting for fine details - Strategic use of negative space - Careful color selection and shading Start small with a simple portrait or still life. Use a reference photo and pay close attention to light and shadow. This style requires patience and practice, but the results are truly stunning. - Embroidery on Unexpected Surfaces Who says embroidery has to be limited to fabric? This trend explores stitching on unconventional materials, pushing the boundaries of traditional embroidery. Unique surfaces to try embroidering on: - Wood (using pre-drilled holes) - Leather or faux leather - Plastic or vinyl - Metal mesh Experiment with embroidering a simple design on a wooden hoop or creating a leather cuff bracelet adorned with colorful stitches. Just be sure to use the appropriate needles and threads for your chosen surface. - Miniature Embroidery Good things come in small packages, and miniature embroidery is no exception. This trend focuses on creating tiny, intricate designs that pack a big punch in a small space. Tips for mastering miniature embroidery: - Use a small hoop or frame for better control - Opt for fine threads and needles - Employ simple stitches like back stitch and French knots - Use a magnifying glass or light for precision Try creating a series of tiny embroidered landscapes or portraits, each no larger than a coin. These make for charming pendants or framed art pieces that showcase your attention to detail. Conclusion As you can see, the world of embroidery is brimming with exciting trends and techniques to explore this season. Whether you're drawn to the clean lines of modern minimalism, the bold statement of oversized florals, or the challenge of photorealistic stitching, there's a style out there waiting for you to make it your own. Remember, the key to mastering any new embroidery trend is practice and patience. Don't be afraid to experiment, make mistakes, and develop your unique twist on these popular styles. With each stitch, you'll be honing your skills and contributing to the rich tapestry of this ever-evolving art form. So, grab your hoop, thread your needle, and dive into the wonderful world of contemporary embroidery. Your next masterpiece awaits! Read the full article

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[djgir]

[gstring-theorist]

christ ok

simple shawl with gorgeous yarn i made out of desperation for a new shawl with that yarn

pair of earrings i'm felting for my boyfriend's birthday that (hopefully) look just like his pet bird

celtic weave tote bag to use for work

some simple bandanas made with extra yarn

friendship bracelets (? idk how many)

a circle shawl with that pink and gray mandala yarn that just requires so much damn counting

a cloak type thing made with blanket yarn that looks like neapolitan ice cream but i gotta redo the whole damn thing cause the shaping looks weird and gives me a Hump on my back

crochet bead lizarb (i should really just make smaller beads but im stubborn)

a pair of mittens i started freehanding last winter also with blanket yarn

a skirt with entrelac tunisian stitch that i may also have to start over cause logistically i have no idea how to make it work

i think that's it surprisingly not counting projects i have no interest in anymore

One should always have at least 2 craft projects going. That way, when one of them is messed up and misbehaving, you can switch to another, and let the first one sit there and think about what it's done.

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Butterfly Tote Bags

Introducing my pretty monarch butterfly artsy cottage core tote bag! This one-of-a-kind accessory is designed to celebrate the beauty of nature and add a touch of artistic flair to your everyday style. The vibrant colors of the monarch butterfly beautifully contrast with the bold green foliage & flowers creating an eye-catching and dynamic mandala art design. Crafted from high-quality materials, this canvas tote bag is not only visually stunning but also durable and practical. With ample space and sturdy handles, it is perfect for carrying all your essentials while making a fashion statement. Whether you are headed to the beach, the farmer's market, or simply running errands, this Artsy Butterfly Tote Bag will effortlessly elevate your look and ignite your love for nature. Embrace your unique style and stand out from the crowd with this enchanting Monarch butterfly tote bag! https://melissasmandalas.com/ #monarchbutterfly #totebags #cutetotebag #artsytotebag #everydaytotebag #canvastotebag #colorflultotebag #uniquetotebag #mandalastyle #mandalaart #butterflylover #womenstotebag #mandala #womenownedsmallbusiness #butterflytotebag cottagecorebag crochetotebag #reusabletotebag #knittingbag #projectbag #kawaiitotebag #butterflylover #naturelover

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Weekender Tote Bag With Rope Handles + Lined Interior | Blue Mandala Design

Our oversized Weekender Tote is perfect for your weekend at the beach or in town. The wide-mouthed, durable bag holds a generous amount of personal items and is easily held by its thick rope handles. .: 100% Spun Polyester .: T-bottom .: Cream sheeting interior lining .: One size: 24″ x13″ (60.9 cm x 33 cm) .: NB! Size tolerance 0.75″ (1.9 cm)) .: Assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts