I believe strongly in the necessity of having a good, creative hobby. Not one you're good at necessarily, but one that lets you have fun and feel fulfilled. This can be painting, cooking, jewelry making, growing bonsai trees, whatever sets your heart ablaze with passion!
This list celebrates some interesting things people have made and just might encourage you to go out looking for some creative fun of your own.
I've always found charred bits of food to taste absolutely disgusting, and while these pizzas don't look burnt, I get the feeling that's what they taste like all over. Still pretty neat, though.
It worries me that they never specify what type of bone this is. Was this originally a piece of roadkill, or do I need to call the police?
The speckling is also throwing me off. Can bones have freckles?
I was about to comment on how that looks like hundreds of skateboards, but apparently, it was only about 45 according to the uploader. I don't know what type of trickery was needed to create this illusion, but I'm impressed!
Whoa, this is super neat. I can imagine it must be nice to have real, fresh honey to stir into your tea or spread on your toast, as long as you don't mind a bit of wax in the mix.
Chainmail, though incredibly durable and holds up well against numerous forms of battle, faded out of popularity for many reasons. One of them being that it just took way too dang long to make!
![A dog tag that says, "Holy [expletive]! I'm lost! My mom's ugly crying!"](https://imgb.srgcdn.com/776a6fc3-b71d-4272-b8c2-9152d18bd602.png)
The uploader assured everyone that there was, in fact, contact information on the other side of the tag. The dog's mom will not be left ugly cyring forever, it's okay.
This is a good lesson about context. If this was given when one child was moving away to college or something, it'd be sweet, maybe a little cheeky but nice all the same. With that child still living at home? This just reads passive agressively.
You could probably wander into an art museum with this thing, plop it on the floor, and set a tiny plaque next to it with fake details, and no one would know the difference between it and the other art hosted there. That's a compliment!
As soon as she lets go, we all know what's going to happen. Are you going to trap her there forever to preserve what you have built, or accept the inevitability of destruction and let your tower fall?
I'm aware these are two different homemade board games, but by only mentioning the pizza, this series of images does make it look like the pic on the right is what the pizza looked like when it came out of the oven. A little dry if you ask me.
It's admittedly a lot harder to skip brushing your teeth when a superhero you admire is actively handing you the toothbrush. "No, no, I can't skip out on oral hygiene, it's what Spider-Man would want for me."
You mean he doesn't want to keep that in his backyard so he can keep launching the trash over his roof onto a neat pile at the curb? That's a shame, it worked so well.
Everyone deserves to get treatment for their injuries. When a stuffed animal gets a rip, we give them stitches, there's no reason we shouldn't perform other types of emergency plushie care!
And if that doorway is the one on fire? Better buckle up and get that shoulder ready, you'll be ramming your way out of here through the back wall.
I don't like this very much. The fact that it's all made of wood is unsettling to me, because it looks way too cushiony and lush for that to actually be true.
Now, this one, I like. It's a cute, clever idea that can be customized based on someone's tastes, and you get a cute mini milk crate out of it!
I believe the act of placing knitted objects atop city features is called yarnbombing, and I happen to think it's one of the greatest types of graffitti out there. Look at this and tell me it's not adorable!
Thank goodness they told me it's bread, otherwise I would have accused them of baking a real turtle!
Actually, tough, this is too cute, I'd find trouble actually eating it because I wouldn't want to hurt him.
Now these are some appropriate preventative measures. Having to replace your lighter all the time is annoying and it proves to your friends that you won't stand up for yourself in the face of stolen lighters. Never again!
They all look to be loving it, if not also mildly confused and frightened, but that's just what cats look like in general so I'm not too concerned.
