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Motanka dolls might be my new favourite thing! They are made with strips and leftover fabric, no thread is used, and once you started creating it you can't go back. Afterwards you tell the doll what you need from her, and if that wish or need becomes fulfilled the doll gets buried. Lots of pictures that show the process, but (of course) @katiefreespirit doesn't tell us her wish :wink:

Curated by @soyrosa

Motanka doll - a report on the workshop in which I created my POWER doll 👩 DIY

@sleepingcowboy sculpts, and in this post, he brings his skull-themed creations... well-timed as the Halloweentober month is looming ahead :smile: Check it out and see the latest of his sculpture, titled Memento Mori, which is half a skull and half a human head, a reminder that Death is always a part of Life...

Curated by @veryspider

Skulls, skulls, and more skulls. Oh and an update on Memento mori (finished)

@helgalubevi is a nomad and produces some of the best travel content on Steemit. This year she decided to settle down in Thailand, the country of smiles. She's integrated well with the locals and even offers free swimming lessons as she swims everybody to ease her back pain. All is well until she suddenly discovered irreversible enamel erosion damage on her teeth due to the acidity in the swimming pool. The cost to restore this is quite significant and she is appealing for support on Steemit. Hopefully Steemians can support one of our own in need.

Curated by @LivingUKTaiwan

[A request for help!] How I lost my smile in the country of smiles

@alexkopareiko is sharing his game development journey with his co-creators, gulia.peito.There's a link in the post to the game if you want to play.Most importantly, you can even leave them a feedback, so they can improve their game.If you are interested in trying this game and giving them a feedback, check out this post below :

Curated by @macchiata

Major Payne v2.1 - Train a brain [adaptive for phones]

Interesting insight to history of "western" music, first notations and different ways of passing music between people and generations.

Curated by @svemirac

The History of Western Music: The Seikilos Epitaph

Mark Shepard does not believe in the ocean; amazing song - and not really much that can be added to that. Beautiful performance.

Curated by @svemirac

Mark Shepard "I Do Not Believe In The Ocean" (EDIT6-MIX2 092119)

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