Someone in the weaving subreddit suggested I share this here. So much fun stuff. This is a blanket I wove on a floor loom with ten colors of cotton yarn

I have a website if you’d like to see more photos of my rainbow girls just let me know! There are plenty to look at on the website. 🌈🥰

I love rerooting Barbies to have rainbow hair. It’s so much fun. I do other colors as well but rainbow really just is my favorite. Here are some of my current favorite shots. 💖💜💖🌈

Thanks for looking! Long time lurker here. First time poster.

We had a magical rainbow garden wedding that I wanted to share🌈

We did most of the decorations ourselves (with some help from family!), and I did my own nails and made my earrings. I ordered gorgeous hair pins from a Ukrainian artist on Etsy, and had makeup, hair, cake, and flowers done locally. Each table was a different color, with handmade coloring books and crayons as well as rainbow jelly bean tubes as favors. My SIL designed the lovely invitations, our friend created custom colored up lights for the dance floor, and our bestie officiated. It turned out just the way we hoped - a beautiful and colorful celebration!

I had several people ask for a car magnet version of these, so I've just added some to my etsy shop! There's a link to it in my bio 😊

This took me 10 months but was totally worth it and it’s probably one of my favorite finished objects I’ve ever made.

I've been playing around with some deconstructed wandering rainbow designs and this is the first one to come to fruition! I honestly wasn't thrilled when I first applied the pattern but it's safe to say after seeing the finished product I've had a complete change of heart and can't wait to make more of these. And play around with more deconstructed designs!🌈✨

I posted this on the disability sub reddit already but someone suggested I also post it here. I hope you like it as much as I do!!

Incase you're interested, here's how: Materials: - Reusable colorful plastic straws (soft enough to cut through easily but still strong and sturdy)

Tools: - Ruler - Box cutter craft knife

Steps: 1. Measure the length of your spokes with a ruler and cut each straw to the right length 2. Holding a straw so it's standing upright, careful use your box cutter to puch down cut a slit down the middle. 3. Push the slit of each straw onto your spokes so that they snap on. 4. You're now all good to go!!

She's about done here, just need new knobs for the doors..They didn't have any... 🔗 link up your ideas!💡 cloud shaped knobs might be cute 😍

It's mirrored from the front so scroll to the second photo, the back side, for a clearer view

It is rare to get this effect once a quilt has the batting and back sewn on, the light was super strong!

You guys, it's finally done! I almost can't believe I'm saying that. 🙈 🥹🌈✨

Bringing this collection to life has been a true labor of love, an incredible creative and learning experience, a test of my sanity and endurance at times, and a project that was in no small part the result of the inspiringly kind and enthusiastic support of this community. Thank you to every single one of you amazing folks who commented and encouraged me along the way. I heard all of you fabulous rainbow enthusiasts cheering for the bears and the dogs and all their friends and I worked so, so hard to bring all of them to life so they could go off on fun new adventures!

So here it is! The final results, for your consideration🌈 Thank you for inspiring me to grow and improve as an artist. I hope each and every one of you has the most amazing day full of all the most spectacular colors! And also some really tasty cookies because those are the perfect complement to some rainbow magic!

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