Jul 13
I got my fidgets!!! :3
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I got my fidgets!!! :3
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Crocheted a teacher themed fidget keychain. The pencil has a hair clip inside and the paper has a small sphere bead. Anyone have any additional ideas for what I could add for a different way to fidget with yarn or a design idea? (I freehand what I make so patterns don't really matter)
This is random as shit but don't order these pop it fidget ball things from somewhere where its manufactured at a place that's very low or very high elevation compared to your area, like a 3-4,000 foot difference in elevation. Sorry im american. That's why sometimes when they're shipped they look deflated, bc the manufacturing area was somewhere higher elevation relative to where you live. Several thousand feet of elevation can cause pressure changes which cause the balls to either pop or deflate. Lmao. Now you know.
Mine probably came from somewhere near where i live or around 6-7,000 feet above sea level because this one is not deflated or over filled.
New tangle fidget!!
Kandi I made this past week!
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Fidgets are not toys.
Fidgets. Are. Not. Toys.
Fidgets are made for people who need to play with something for sensory regulation.
I just heard about Needoh and squishy Dumplings. People are buying these in bulk - selling them out everywhere - to re-sell them or hoping to get a specific dumpling. Not to use them for their designated purpose.
I have a collection of fidgets myself: Two spinners, a cube, a couple squishies (including a D.I.Y one), spiky rings, a pop-it, and one I made with origami skills. I have a variety to help regulate which sense I want to seek.
And these idiots are buying these things like fucking candy!
New shinies on the webstore, weighing in at 3.60 ounces of copper chainmail, the Pyramid Fidget
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