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I love seeing this almost as much as I hate seeing how fast socks wear out. Thanks for sharing!

Fun idea! I just changed mine to last year's Halloween costume. I was a pineapple.The makeup looked a little like a superhero mask, and I was remarking yesterday that a gang of fruit superheroes would be a fun group costume. :D

Nice solution. In a way, it's better than a closet or dresser because you don't have to open any doors or drawers!

He's beautiful! Wow.I have a similar process for the long 'ibles I've put together. Thanks for sharing your process. :)

What tools did you use to carve? It's super cool looking!

Wow, what a work of love! These cakes are educational and memorable. A good combination when you're trying to spread knowledge.Nice work!

It feels so good to figure out the most efficient use of a space. Nice work!Also, great reuse of a solid door!

This looks so great already. Is that a pool noodle neck? Love it! Please post more shots of this (or a full-on Instructable)!

Wow, both that costume and the pumpkin decorating are so fun and creative. I love them! Can't wait to see what you come up with this year.

Chai jelly, how interesting! Sounds yummy. I love your poetic description of it: "the warm spice of fall in spreadable form."Thank you for sharing!

Wow, I love this. Original and fun.I especially like how the hand is coming out the center of the log slice; it frames the hand nicely.Whenever I see those mannequin hands/figures in craft stores, I think "There must be something cool I can do with that." This is exactly the type of thing I want to think of, but never do. :)

Ambitious idea, and you totally pulled it off. I'm impressed. Way to go, nerdyKat!

Oh man, I've never thought of doing this but I love fermented food and garlic. I will definitely be trying this.Have you ever had any mold grow on your garlic fermentation?

Wow, these are beautiful! I really thought it was a jar full of liquid with glowing balls inside. (Kind of like Orbitz, if you remember that one-hit drink wonder from the 90s.)I like the ease and simplicity of this idea. Thanks for sharing!

You make a great She-Ra, and the battle-damaged details really toughen up the look. Nice work, thanks for sharing!

Wow, really interesting piece! Thanks for sharing your process.How did you come up with the idea?

Very nice, I love it. Cardboard is an amazing material.That paper you used on the inside of the bag is fresh. Accidental byproduct art!

Ah, I totally want the "Got Out of Bed" one. That's fantastic. :D

Wonderful, thanks for sharing this.I'm sure it is super inspiring to everyone who sees you out and about on it, too. :D One of the best self-descriptions I've ever heard is "vector for enthusiasm." You and your branchboard strike me as vectors for creativity.

This inspired me to make a hanging version, with orange and lemon peels. It smells great. :)

My sister and I used to watch this movie all the time. You did a great job with the makeup, and the whole look overall! :D

Oooh, such a fresh and fun idea. Looks nice, too. Thanks for sharing!

Love your simple photos and instructions.How does the flavor compare to commercial ketchup? Is it as sweet/salty? I feel like the high fructose corn syrup in contrast with the saltiness of commercial ketchup is really what makes it so addictive.

Yum! Lucky you to be so close to all that yummy fish. :)

Yum, these sound amazing! I love the beautiful photo of your garden bounty, too.Hey, you should make an Instructable for your garlic storage technique. I've never heard of that before, and it seems like a really good idea!

Very nice bag!Also, I love the kitty in the paper prototype. He or she has an epic mustache.

Delicate and beautiful. Thank you for sharing!