We have successfully recalled over 100 Runes! 
Congratulations to @Cory_Barger for winning Challenge 1 rewards, and to @Samantha_Bryant for winning both Challenge 1 and Challenge 3 rewards. All rewards have been distributed to their respective Medal Walls and accounts.
Now, let’s move into the Ultimate Challenge — find the core password of the Cube!
Stay tuned for the next project updates in the new activity post (Each participant will receive cheers as a reward ）:
FINAL PHASE | The Cube’s Core Cipher — Countdown Begins!
Crafters, the energy is shifting! 
Thanks to your incredible efforts, together we’ve successfully summoned over 50 Runes globally! The creative currents are flowing stronger than ever.
But our lab has just made a breakthrough 
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a single Rune is not the end. We’ve detected powerful “Rune Resonance” . When specific Runes are brought together, they unlock hidden creative powers! 
NEW MISSION: RUNE COMBINATION CHALLENGES
From now on, your mission expands. Collect Runes, but also complete special Combination Challenges to earn exclusive rewards. 
Here are your first three missions:
Challenge 1: The Artisan’s Triad
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Combine: A + R + T
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Reward: “Artisan Master” Exclusive Avatar Badge + 500 Cheers
Challenge 2 : The Maker’s Light
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Combine: M + A + K + E
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Reward: “The Creator” Exclusive Avatar Badge + 500 Cheers
Challenge 3: The HTVRONT Core
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Combine: H + T + V
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Reward: “Core Engineer” Exclusive Avatar Badge + 500 Cheers
Rules：Once a rune has been successfully used in a combination, it cannot be reused.
For example, if you summon two A’s, two R’s, and two T’s, you may form two separate “ART” combinations.
However, if you only summon one A rune, you may combine it to form either “ART” or “MAKE”—but not both.
How to Complete a Challenge?
It’s simple! Once you’ve personally collected all Runes required for a combination (order doesn’t matter, including the runes collected in the first phase),you can claim your reward.
How to claim your reward:
Take a screenshot of your Rune Collection Wall showing you have the required set.
Post it in the comments of this post and tell us which challenge you’ve completed! 
Remember: The more projects you post, the more you summon, the higher your chance to complete these powerful combinations!
How to share your project：
Publish a Project
Share any DIY project via IdeaStudio made with your machines or materials—no restrictions on design sources.
Use the Incantation
- Share your project on the IdeaStudio to have it automatically synced to the community.
- Once the project is synced, edit the post, add the tag rune-resonance, and then share the project post link in the comments section of this event post.
Our New Global Community Goal
Unlock the next clue about the Cube’s “Ultimate Code” by collectively completing 100 Combination Challenges! Let’s see how fast we can reach this milestone. 
Tips：We’ve collected 66 Runes so far, and 34 more are needed to complete the collection.
The mystery deepens. Let’s continue to unravel the secrets of the Creative Dimension, together. 
P.S. Check the latest Rune Collection Wall progress below! 
Can’t wait to get started! 
I sewed this tote about 7 years ago. This week, I decided to add some vinyl to it, as I was inspired by a flashback video of The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, which had Taylor Swift and Jimmy doing a skit called “Ew” — one of my favorite skits ever. Taylor Swift says, “It’s cathartic.” That’s when I came up with the phrase, “Wine a little — it’s cathartic.” I thought it would be perfect to add to my wine tote, since crying, or whining, is known for being cathartic. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do! 
Check out my full tutorial for inspiration and create some ornaments of your own this holiday season. Wishing you joy, creativity, and a Merry Christmas! 
Great job on both the ornaments and the video! 
I’m happy you think so! 
Thank you so much for watching and for the kind words! I’m glad you found the process intriguing—it was such a fun project to experiment with. 
But it was very cool to see how you made them. I really liked the 3D looking Christmas trees! And the glitter ones were very nice, as well. 
