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]]>Erikson has been in love with color, unique textures, and DIY for as long as she can remember, but it took some time before she started exploring these passions. The birth of her third child inspired her to explore different creative outlets, and her love for interior design eventually prevailed.
She turned to social media to share her passion with the world and created quite a splash with her daily finds and holiday decorating tips and tricks. They attracted 360,000 followers to her Instagram page, and many people stumbled upon her viral videos while looking for Halloween decor inspiration.
Most people get in the spooky mood once fall rolls around, but not Erikson. She’s been sharing Halloween-themed DIYs and finds for months to get us in the mood for this holiday. Whether you’re trying to make a disco skeleton or give your scented candles a ghostly makeover, you’ll find what you’re looking for on Erikson’s Instagram since she shared more DIY videos than we can count—and they just keep coming!
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]]>The post Megan Weller is Taking YouTube By Storm With Her DIY Tutorials appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>Weller embarked on her DIY journey a decade ago, and her evolution has been a joy to watch. She’s come a long way since first starting her YouTube channel in 2014 and went on to attract over 270,000 subscribers and millions of views in the years to come.
Her tutorials are geared towards beginners who are simply trying to fill their free time and make something cute along the way. Weller herself wasn’t a DIY expert at the start of her journey, but she enjoys the process of learning new things as she goes along.
“My channel has always centered around arts and craft projects, but I am not a professional artist and I do not claim to be one. I just like to make things for fun! Whether it’s doodling in my sketchbook or making crafts from things I find in my recycling bin, I’m always working on something creative,” she writes on her official website.
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]]>The post Leyla Tavas is Making a Splash With Her Fashion & Décor DIY Videos appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>Tavas is a passionate young artist, who had her first exhibition alongside her sister Derya Tavas, and she enjoys using all sorts of different mediums to express her creativity. While dreaming of a career as an artist, she found success as a content creator with 1.7 million followers and 100 million views on TikTok alone, but she also has an impressive following on Instagram and YouTube.
Tavas’ videos see her exploring many of her interests, but DIY definitely happens to be one of her biggest passions. They become so popular because her tutorials are short and sweet, and you don’t have to have a lot of tools or skills to pull them off.
Most of her beginner-friendly videos will help you make the best use of the things you have in your closet, but fashion DIY isn’t her only area of expertise. Her home décor tutorials are even better, and they’ll help you put a retro twist on your home and transform it into your own whimsical oasis.
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]]>The post Artist Transforms Celebrity Dolls Into Realistic Pieces appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>Roldan has been fascinated by dolls since a young age, but the poor quality of the products always bothered him. So, in 2015, he decided to see whether he could do better. He bought several low-budget dolls and reworked them to look more realistic.
His first projects proved to be a success, and he quickly realized he could do even better with practice. Roldan continued to hone his craft and quickly attracted attention on social media thanks to his well-executed reparations.
Before he knew it, Roldan was transforming dolls for collectors, who wanted their pieces to be more realistic. What started as a curiosity hobby turned into a full-time job that he enjoys.
“Collectors are usually shocked by the transformations of their dolls, they know my work beforehand, and they know for sure that they will get a piece to suit them,” said the artist in a recent interview.
You can see more of his pieces below.
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]]>The post This Woman Will Teach You How to Perfectly Wrap Your Christmas Gifts appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>She decided to show off her artistic skills to the world by posting a DIY video. And since then, her hobby became her main job. On her YouTube channel called Qidaoyu, she has attracted more than 226K subscribers and has over 11.6 million views.
And with Christmas being right around the corner, Jackie is very busy recording DIY gift wrapping tutorials. In one of her last videos, she showed her audience how to make a Christmas bell origami. Jackie used wrapping paper, scissors, a bone folder, double-side tape, hot glue gun.
She started the process by measuring the paper, later she began folding the paper and wrapping the gift. Then, with her skilled fingers, she created the Christmas bell, the leaf, and finally the Christmas fruit. The whole DIY wrapping took around 10 minutes to finish.
If you are interested to see her creations, check out the videos below.
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]]>The post Check Out This Firefighter Who Dresses Up as “Pokémon” Character appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>And one Alabama-based firefighter likes dressing up as his favorite Pokémon creatures. A couple of years ago, the 29-year-old Cameron entered the world of cosplay, and since then, he has been transforming himself into anime characters. In an interview for Bored Panda, he explained how he got into all this stuff.
“Some friends at my old job invited me to a relatively small anime convention about an hour from where we live,” he said and added that after getting a new job his finances were so much better that he decided to commission his favorite character, Bellosoom.
Since then, Cameron has expanded the range and transformed himself into other Pokémon. He currently doesn’t have a huge fan base, but you can follow his journey anyway.
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]]>The post Mother Transforms Pink Dollhouse Into a Black, Spooky One appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The expedition began, and soon she had found a colorful dollhouse for only $8, which she later transformed into a black, spooky one. She made a couple more and shared it on her Facebook profile, receiving more than 15K reacts and 25K comments.
In an interview with Bored Panda, Browning said that she needed anywhere from 5 to 10 hours to finish each house. “The first one was 5 hours because I didn’t plan on doing much more than the spray paint and a few details but the dollhouses have so many of their own designs molded into them that you can really spend any amount of time changing them to fit the theme you’re going for,” she explained.”
If you are interested to see her Halloween themed artwork, check out the images below.
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]]>The post Indulge In Embroidery with the Help of Liz Stiglets appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>With more than 30k followers on Instagram, you could say that Liz Stiglets is a sort of guru when it comes to the art of embroidery. The owner of cozyblue, Siglets believes that small, simple acts of creativity can make the world a calmer, happier place.
Her online store provides you embroidery kits, pre-printed patterns, and other supplies needed to take on the craft. You can also download for free her ultimate guide to embroidery, which includes stitching how-to, several methods of pattern transfer, stitching notes and diagrams, and ideas for variations and personalization.
“My favorite part is the stitching!” shared Siglets, in an interview with Random Acts of Amy. “It’s fun and exciting to see the design come to life, and I really enjoy the slow art of embroidery. My cozyblue motto is ‘slow down, get cozy, get crafty’ because I believe it is so important to take time for ourselves to be creative.” She adds that in the midst of our busy lives and hectic days, it is more important than ever to slow down and consciously tap into our creativity. “I think creative work can be a meditative practice, and I find that it is absolutely essential, not only for stress relief but for self-expression.”
Not only will you love the end result, you’ll love how you got there: with mindfulness, patience, and inspiration. Take a closer look:
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]]>The post Take Some Fashion Risk with These Embroidered Pieces appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>Featuring mainly floral patterns, her collections are a display of love of nature, textile, and color. In fact, color provides a sort of starting point to her work, as Thursday More admits she goes “color hunting” on the internet, as she looks for future references. Aside from color, her designs are also influenced by her mood, imagination, and memories.
“Creating is in my blood,” she admits, noting that her grandmother used to make colorful quilts, while her mother sewed pencil cases and throw pillow cases. “I try to stitch every day, even just for an hour,” she added in an interview with the Etsy blog. “I like the portability, the fact that I can take it with me wherever I go. It doesn’t require electricity. It doesn’t require the internet. With hand embroidery, you’re just in the moment.”
You can purchase her original pieces on her Etsy shop or follow her Instagram for that creative inspiration.
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]]>The post Mike Lowery Will Inspire You to Stay Home and Draw appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>“My biggest bit of advice is to make a point to draw for at least 30 minutes a day,” Lowery once remarked in an interview with Travel Channel, when asked for creative advice. “For some, that seems really tough (it seemed impossible for me at first), but I think it’s incredibly important. You’ll find your voice and figure out how you like to work and draw. It’s also a great way of recording your progress as an artist.”
Lowery practices what he preaches. Aside from a steady stream of illustrations posted daily, his Instagram also includes tips and tricks on cultivating creativity. A recent series, titled aptly, “Stay Home and Draw (with Mike Lowery)”, features basic instructions on how to create your own flipbook from the comfort of your writing desk.
“When I was little, I had a grandmother who was an artist and she encouraged my brother and me to keep sketchbooks,” recalled Lowery, explaining the origins of his practice. “Later, I had a college professor who required we draw in one every single day. It really forced me to draw a lot. I used my sketchbooks as a place to experiment with how I draw, what I draw and what materials I use to draw.”
Follow his Instagram page for more.
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]]>The post Aurelie Erikson’s DIY Videos Will Help You Get Ready for Halloween appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>Erikson has been in love with color, unique textures, and DIY for as long as she can remember, but it took some time before she started exploring these passions. The birth of her third child inspired her to explore different creative outlets, and her love for interior design eventually prevailed.
She turned to social media to share her passion with the world and created quite a splash with her daily finds and holiday decorating tips and tricks. They attracted 360,000 followers to her Instagram page, and many people stumbled upon her viral videos while looking for Halloween decor inspiration.
Most people get in the spooky mood once fall rolls around, but not Erikson. She’s been sharing Halloween-themed DIYs and finds for months to get us in the mood for this holiday. Whether you’re trying to make a disco skeleton or give your scented candles a ghostly makeover, you’ll find what you’re looking for on Erikson’s Instagram since she shared more DIY videos than we can count—and they just keep coming!
The post Aurelie Erikson’s DIY Videos Will Help You Get Ready for Halloween appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The post Megan Weller is Taking YouTube By Storm With Her DIY Tutorials appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>Weller embarked on her DIY journey a decade ago, and her evolution has been a joy to watch. She’s come a long way since first starting her YouTube channel in 2014 and went on to attract over 270,000 subscribers and millions of views in the years to come.
Her tutorials are geared towards beginners who are simply trying to fill their free time and make something cute along the way. Weller herself wasn’t a DIY expert at the start of her journey, but she enjoys the process of learning new things as she goes along.
“My channel has always centered around arts and craft projects, but I am not a professional artist and I do not claim to be one. I just like to make things for fun! Whether it’s doodling in my sketchbook or making crafts from things I find in my recycling bin, I’m always working on something creative,” she writes on her official website.
The post Megan Weller is Taking YouTube By Storm With Her DIY Tutorials appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The post Leyla Tavas is Making a Splash With Her Fashion & Décor DIY Videos appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>Tavas is a passionate young artist, who had her first exhibition alongside her sister Derya Tavas, and she enjoys using all sorts of different mediums to express her creativity. While dreaming of a career as an artist, she found success as a content creator with 1.7 million followers and 100 million views on TikTok alone, but she also has an impressive following on Instagram and YouTube.
Tavas’ videos see her exploring many of her interests, but DIY definitely happens to be one of her biggest passions. They become so popular because her tutorials are short and sweet, and you don’t have to have a lot of tools or skills to pull them off.
Most of her beginner-friendly videos will help you make the best use of the things you have in your closet, but fashion DIY isn’t her only area of expertise. Her home décor tutorials are even better, and they’ll help you put a retro twist on your home and transform it into your own whimsical oasis.
The post Leyla Tavas is Making a Splash With Her Fashion & Décor DIY Videos appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The post Artist Transforms Celebrity Dolls Into Realistic Pieces appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>Roldan has been fascinated by dolls since a young age, but the poor quality of the products always bothered him. So, in 2015, he decided to see whether he could do better. He bought several low-budget dolls and reworked them to look more realistic.
His first projects proved to be a success, and he quickly realized he could do even better with practice. Roldan continued to hone his craft and quickly attracted attention on social media thanks to his well-executed reparations.
Before he knew it, Roldan was transforming dolls for collectors, who wanted their pieces to be more realistic. What started as a curiosity hobby turned into a full-time job that he enjoys.
“Collectors are usually shocked by the transformations of their dolls, they know my work beforehand, and they know for sure that they will get a piece to suit them,” said the artist in a recent interview.
You can see more of his pieces below.
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]]>The post This Woman Will Teach You How to Perfectly Wrap Your Christmas Gifts appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>She decided to show off her artistic skills to the world by posting a DIY video. And since then, her hobby became her main job. On her YouTube channel called Qidaoyu, she has attracted more than 226K subscribers and has over 11.6 million views.
And with Christmas being right around the corner, Jackie is very busy recording DIY gift wrapping tutorials. In one of her last videos, she showed her audience how to make a Christmas bell origami. Jackie used wrapping paper, scissors, a bone folder, double-side tape, hot glue gun.
She started the process by measuring the paper, later she began folding the paper and wrapping the gift. Then, with her skilled fingers, she created the Christmas bell, the leaf, and finally the Christmas fruit. The whole DIY wrapping took around 10 minutes to finish.
If you are interested to see her creations, check out the videos below.
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]]>The post Check Out This Firefighter Who Dresses Up as “Pokémon” Character appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>And one Alabama-based firefighter likes dressing up as his favorite Pokémon creatures. A couple of years ago, the 29-year-old Cameron entered the world of cosplay, and since then, he has been transforming himself into anime characters. In an interview for Bored Panda, he explained how he got into all this stuff.
“Some friends at my old job invited me to a relatively small anime convention about an hour from where we live,” he said and added that after getting a new job his finances were so much better that he decided to commission his favorite character, Bellosoom.
Since then, Cameron has expanded the range and transformed himself into other Pokémon. He currently doesn’t have a huge fan base, but you can follow his journey anyway.
The post Check Out This Firefighter Who Dresses Up as “Pokémon” Character appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The post Mother Transforms Pink Dollhouse Into a Black, Spooky One appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The expedition began, and soon she had found a colorful dollhouse for only $8, which she later transformed into a black, spooky one. She made a couple more and shared it on her Facebook profile, receiving more than 15K reacts and 25K comments.
In an interview with Bored Panda, Browning said that she needed anywhere from 5 to 10 hours to finish each house. “The first one was 5 hours because I didn’t plan on doing much more than the spray paint and a few details but the dollhouses have so many of their own designs molded into them that you can really spend any amount of time changing them to fit the theme you’re going for,” she explained.”
If you are interested to see her Halloween themed artwork, check out the images below.
The post Mother Transforms Pink Dollhouse Into a Black, Spooky One appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The post Indulge In Embroidery with the Help of Liz Stiglets appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>With more than 30k followers on Instagram, you could say that Liz Stiglets is a sort of guru when it comes to the art of embroidery. The owner of cozyblue, Siglets believes that small, simple acts of creativity can make the world a calmer, happier place.
Her online store provides you embroidery kits, pre-printed patterns, and other supplies needed to take on the craft. You can also download for free her ultimate guide to embroidery, which includes stitching how-to, several methods of pattern transfer, stitching notes and diagrams, and ideas for variations and personalization.
“My favorite part is the stitching!” shared Siglets, in an interview with Random Acts of Amy. “It’s fun and exciting to see the design come to life, and I really enjoy the slow art of embroidery. My cozyblue motto is ‘slow down, get cozy, get crafty’ because I believe it is so important to take time for ourselves to be creative.” She adds that in the midst of our busy lives and hectic days, it is more important than ever to slow down and consciously tap into our creativity. “I think creative work can be a meditative practice, and I find that it is absolutely essential, not only for stress relief but for self-expression.”
Not only will you love the end result, you’ll love how you got there: with mindfulness, patience, and inspiration. Take a closer look:
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]]>The post Take Some Fashion Risk with These Embroidered Pieces appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>Featuring mainly floral patterns, her collections are a display of love of nature, textile, and color. In fact, color provides a sort of starting point to her work, as Thursday More admits she goes “color hunting” on the internet, as she looks for future references. Aside from color, her designs are also influenced by her mood, imagination, and memories.
“Creating is in my blood,” she admits, noting that her grandmother used to make colorful quilts, while her mother sewed pencil cases and throw pillow cases. “I try to stitch every day, even just for an hour,” she added in an interview with the Etsy blog. “I like the portability, the fact that I can take it with me wherever I go. It doesn’t require electricity. It doesn’t require the internet. With hand embroidery, you’re just in the moment.”
You can purchase her original pieces on her Etsy shop or follow her Instagram for that creative inspiration.
The post Take Some Fashion Risk with These Embroidered Pieces appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The post Mike Lowery Will Inspire You to Stay Home and Draw appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>“My biggest bit of advice is to make a point to draw for at least 30 minutes a day,” Lowery once remarked in an interview with Travel Channel, when asked for creative advice. “For some, that seems really tough (it seemed impossible for me at first), but I think it’s incredibly important. You’ll find your voice and figure out how you like to work and draw. It’s also a great way of recording your progress as an artist.”
Lowery practices what he preaches. Aside from a steady stream of illustrations posted daily, his Instagram also includes tips and tricks on cultivating creativity. A recent series, titled aptly, “Stay Home and Draw (with Mike Lowery)”, features basic instructions on how to create your own flipbook from the comfort of your writing desk.
“When I was little, I had a grandmother who was an artist and she encouraged my brother and me to keep sketchbooks,” recalled Lowery, explaining the origins of his practice. “Later, I had a college professor who required we draw in one every single day. It really forced me to draw a lot. I used my sketchbooks as a place to experiment with how I draw, what I draw and what materials I use to draw.”
Follow his Instagram page for more.
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