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I mostly wrote for the 2024 National Crafting Month Fest at Allbingo, but I did join Pinterest for the Pinterest Perfect Prompt. I also built some Lego people for the Crafter's Block Prompt which is probably not what the Prompt was intended for, but whatever. I also wrote a poem for the Poetry Prompt so that's part of the writing series.

Series: 2024 National Crafting Month Fest For Allbingo
Link: https://archiveofourown.org/series/4022608
Author: Siberianskys
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meridian_rose

Fantastic :D

which is probably not what the Prompt was intended for, I love hearing about the varied ways people use prompts :D

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siberian_skys

I'm so glad that you like it when people randomly use prompts. :D

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meridian_rose

:D I keep thinking I should use Lego some time (my nephews have all the Lego me and my sister grew up with plus a ton of new bricks and figures so it's certainly possible. I've got a couple of minifigures of my own.)
I've also seen great dioramas using action figures outside of bingo fills and travel photos with a special collectable always in view. Fandom and creativity can be very much what you make of it!

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siberian_skys

I love Logo, but I suck. I am so out of practice. I need to get some that are easier to get used to building them again. The one I tried to build for this Fest was a bust. I did build figures, but I couldn't get the motorcycles to go together. I couldn't believe I was having so much trouble with a toy that was meant for children. :D

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meridian_rose

Oh, relatable!
I sometimes help my older nephew sometimes but I mostly sort the pieces into piles so it's easier to gather up the correct bits for each step. He's really good at following the instructions, only occasionally muddling up something and leading to me and my lack of spatial awareness staring at the instruction manual and lining up the model /exactly/ like the drawing so I can try and figure it out. A Star Wars fighter was a huge project he spent hours on, in stages, and I was glad I didn't have to help with all of it.

Younger nephew is still on the easier models and his brother had helped with the vehicle and he was making a raptor cage from this Jurassic World set
I said "you'll have to get mum or dad to do that" because no matter what I couldn't force the brown gate into the hinge bracket of the cage base in his Jurassic World set. It's supposed to lie flat around the bait then you fold up the sides to become a cage...I had the same "this is for children?!" reaction :P