The strength of the ball depends directly on the glue. If you use PVA glue, specifically the M grade (furniture glue), then after drying, the threads hold their shape well and don't break. I've always used constructio...
I want to make some like these this year, but small ones. I have a small inflatable ball, about 10 cm in diameter. Do you think it will be possible to get it out, or is it better to buy a bunch of small disposable one...
Z Thank you! For now I'm learning for myself, but since I'm a freelancer, I think it could come in handy for work too—as an extra skill )) I'd still recommend Illustrator and Photoshop. Even though the formats are sta...
Girls, I really want to learn design (where am I supposed to find the time?)—create business cards and logos, and improve my very basic drawing skills; I'm a complete beginner. Which courses would you recommend, and w...
I have a couple of angora sweaters. But taking care of them is quite a hassle. A long time ago, I bought my husband an angora sweater, and without thinking twice, I washed it in the machine on the wool cycle. As a res...
I once made an ottoman out of empty bottles. Everything would have been fine if they didn't creak)) I tried layering the bottles with paper or fabric, and wrapping them tighter with tape, but they still creaked.
I've sewn similar ones, but in a regular shape, and filled them with buckwheat hulls and added a little dried lavender. It takes some getting used to for sleeping, but it's good for the neck.
I don't like how watercolor mixes bead up on plastic. But for opaque paints like gouache or acrylic, it doesn't matter at all what you mix them on, a plastic plate is just the thing - no need to wash it.
Of course I use them. I used to draw a lot, but now I've moved on to DIY projects. If only you could see how much paper went into my color swatches back then) It's a good article, it should be suitable for everyone wh...
The strength of the ball depends directly on the glue. If you use PVA glue, specifically the M grade (furniture glue), then after drying, the threads hold their shape well and don't break. I've always used constructio...
I want to make some like these this year, but small ones. I have a small inflatable ball, about 10 cm in diameter. Do you think it will be possible to get it out, or is it better to buy a bunch of small disposable one...
Z Thank you! For now I'm learning for myself, but since I'm a freelancer, I think it could come in handy for work too—as an extra skill )) I'd still recommend Illustrator and Photoshop. Even though the formats are sta...
Girls, I really want to learn design (where am I supposed to find the time?)—create business cards and logos, and improve my very basic drawing skills; I'm a complete beginner. Which courses would you recommend, and w...
I have a couple of angora sweaters. But taking care of them is quite a hassle. A long time ago, I bought my husband an angora sweater, and without thinking twice, I washed it in the machine on the wool cycle. As a res...
I once made an ottoman out of empty bottles. Everything would have been fine if they didn't creak)) I tried layering the bottles with paper or fabric, and wrapping them tighter with tape, but they still creaked.
I've sewn similar ones, but in a regular shape, and filled them with buckwheat hulls and added a little dried lavender. It takes some getting used to for sleeping, but it's good for the neck.
I don't like how watercolor mixes bead up on plastic. But for opaque paints like gouache or acrylic, it doesn't matter at all what you mix them on, a plastic plate is just the thing - no need to wash it.
Of course I use them. I used to draw a lot, but now I've moved on to DIY projects. If only you could see how much paper went into my color swatches back then) It's a good article, it should be suitable for everyone wh...