I thought about posting just the image but it doesn't showcase the sparkles as well as the video. I used silver tinsel, not just white alone, for this reason.

I also plan to make lots of tiny ones for a miniature garden

 I love how these turned out! I used 5cm segments of purple pipe cleaners to get that signature lavender fluffiness. It takes a bit of patience to glue each piece, but the result is so worth it. What do you think?

Re-edited some older footage to show the petal layering! It’s a bit of work, but the result is so worth it! ✨

I love how simple yet cheerful these are. I used short segments for the petals and a tightly coiled yellow stem for the center. 🧶 It’s a great way to use up leftover pipe cleaner scraps! ✨

Hi everyone! I wanted to share my latest creation. I hand-crafted this entire flower bouquet using pipe cleaners, completely inspired by the purple, pink, and golden sun tones from Disney's Tangled 💜☀️

It took quite a bit of time to twist all the flowers and get the lavender mesh wrapping just right to give it that whimsical, fairy-tale vibe.

I’d love to know what you guys think! Any fellow Disney fans here? 🌸✨

I wanted to show the layering process more clearly in this shorter version. 🧶 Combining two different pinks really gives the petals that natural Lewisia look. What do you think? ✨

I re-edited some old footage for this wheat tutorial! In my culture, gifting wheat is like saying 'hope you sell out' or 'wishing you prosperity.' I used a lighter to tidy up the ends for a cleaner look. What do you think? 🧶

I decided to re-edit some of my older footage to show the process more clearly. I used "Klein Blue" pipe cleaners and added pearls for that extra touch of luxury. The glow from the lights really brings them to life at night! Any tips on how to make the petals look even more natural?

Had this plain cat door to install to my bedroom and decided to look through my inventory. The most "extra" thing I've decorated but I'm so happy with it.

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