Im bi

I make pride stickers using copy paper (drawing the design and cutting it out), clear tape (sticky side on the back and another one on the top, make sure to be careful with bubbles and whatnot!), and double sided tape on the back! I also make pride loom band bracelets. I got to wear them all throughout Pride in college 😄

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I still have fond memories

I love that you're showing different ways to cut and handle the clay! I'm a broke queer teenage artist, so I love how you're showing ways to do this with things already around the house.

Clicked when I saw the Ace flag! 😄🖤🐘🤍💜

I came out by telling my mom "Mom, the man of my dreams, is a woman

How can I make a pin or button that I can pin to my name tag at work?

I’ve made mini pride flags to stick around in my school they keep getting taken down):

✨~Asexual~✨

When you're closeted so you can't order any pansexual shit online😑

thank u for this cute video! btw i love ur voice -it´s so calming:)

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My gf’s bday is coming up ! I’m going to make her one of these with the lesbian flag and make it a necklace ! :D

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I’m straight and these sound so sweet to make for your friend or for yourself to show you are proud for who you are. I’m an ally and my family are homophobic. 🏳️‍🌈

Only the closeted kids who can’t ask their parents to let them buy pride merch know

THESE LINES ARE STRAIGHTER THEN MY SEXUALITY AND MY GENDER IDENTITY

Hmmm.... Maybe my school pride club can do this one day!

These are WONDERFUL

For those of y'all working with air dry clay (i.e DAS, Jovi, Fevicol, Crayola, and other store-bought brands), here are some tips! TL;DR at the bottom :) 1. Always have some water handy! Not only can you use it to keep your clay soft while you work, you can also use it to smooth out your pieces after they dry. I recommend cutting out a 1inch square from a regular dish sponge and using that to dip into your water, but your finger or a flat paintbrush will work just fine! 2. Don't try to speed up the drying process! Although air dry clay tends to form little cracks when drying, you'll make those cracks much worse if you speed up your drying time! 3. If you get really large cracks in your piece, you can make slip to patch them up. Just take some of your clay, put it in with a bit of water, then mix and adjust until it's the consistency of mashed potatoes. Apply with a paintbrush... preferably an old one bc I can tell you from experience that this stuff is really good at ruining brushes :( 4. Unlike polymer clay which is naturally waterproof, you HAVE to seal your air dry clay or else it'll become soft again when you expose it to moisture. *I personally don't recommend using clear nail polish because it yellows and chips off.* It's much better to use acrylic paint, which dries waterproof. DAS also sells their own brand of air dry clay varnish, which is water resistant. I've also heard of people using something called polyurethane varnish, which is found in hardware stores. Some people (me included!) use UV resin, but it gives off toxic fumes so please be careful when using it! 5. Sanding your dried pieces will give you an even surface to paint on. Nothing worse than seeing little bits of white poking out from your painted pieces. If you can't find sandpaper, an emery board (used for sanding nails) is a good alternative. TL;DR: - Use a bit of water to help you while you work with your clay. - Dry your pieces slowly. - Slip is a lifesaver and can patch up any cracks in your dried pieces. - Sealing your piece is mandatory, and there are many different varnish options on the market. Steer clear of using nail polish. - Sanding your pieces is important for more professional-looking finished pieces. If you've read this far, thank you! Hope this helped :D

I just Recently found out I am a bisexual and I feel much more happier now.. I can not lie to myself anymore and I am Proud to be a Bi..I came out to my Boyfriend about it and I was Really anxious If him leaving But He supports me and has helped me accept myself..It was Really hard for me to come out..

My homophobic friend asked why I have so much pride stuff. I looked her in the eye and said “I’ll give you one guess.” Edit: Just for clarification, I’m not friends with her anymore

Thank you!

Oooooohhhhb I wanna do this for pride month💜

Hello to everyone who see this comment! I just wanted to say: Roses are red, Violets are blue, I'm gay as f-ck And i support you !

I’m bi

Im straight and i support and i did one thanks for the idea its really cute :)

pls i was five years old when this came out-

Rn I’m she/he/they bigender pansexual, I’ll edit the comment if I change make sure to remind me lol

I love this ngl-

I'ma do the necklace for me and my friend

I can’t even walk in a straight line....

"BAJI MY BELOVED" WENT THROUGH ALL THE LETTERS OF LGBTQ+ DAMN

I’m probably not straight, but I’m just gonna say I am for now because I’m comfy with that, but I mean I am ace so

I need to make it hidden lol

You making cool things :))

I made a small lgbtq+ flag charm! 😊

5:19 isn't the whole point to not have STRAIGHT lines-? ._.

Straight as a circle

im am scared of nothing and proud to be polysexual ace and genderfluid

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I think my parents may be homophobic :( I asked my dad if he supported pride and he said that that's not what he rainbow if for but then I asked him if he would support me if my pronouns were they/them (my pronouns are she/they) and he said yes I asked my mom and she said no :( so I'm not sure but I am thinking about when my parents leave to go somewhere and I'm home alone then I can grab some materials and make a small pride flag:) I think I may be lesbian but I'm a simp for a lot of ppl lol so I may be bi but idk me being straight when I was little was just a phase lol because now I'm like girl girls and girl lol I made a tiny bisexual and gender fluid flag out of paper and put it on my wall idk if my parents haven't noticed it yet or they don't care :/ idk if I'm gender fluid or non binary lol ;-; Ok bye ^-^

So gonna make these for some friends (and myself) and my friends sisters coming out party (I’m also making her a cake)

I love it here

'Ensure you have straight lines' Sorry. I'm gonna cook pancakes now.