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[Franziska_Huber]

your’e welcome

[kimberlyrudy]

Thanks so much!

[Franziska_Huber]

Here is my Colorcraft Entry 2 for week 3

IdeasStudiolink : See What I've Been Creating...

Palette : Some colors to match with black
Story : My inspiration was to make some new Sun hats for kids. These were my first attemps .So i hope the kids like the Sun hats .

[Samantha_Bryant]

Hey, @Jodie or @OliviaZzz, can you look into why there’s an upload error when sharing projects? Your assistance is greatly appreciated.

[Nancy_Sierchio]

Thank you. That’s means a lot to me.

[Jodie]

@Samantha_Bryant

Hey, @Jodie or @OliviaZzz, can you look into why there’s an upload error when sharing projects? Your assistance is greatly appreciated.

Hi, Samantha. Could you let us know which version of IdeaStudio you’re using and what device you’re on? Also, please tell us at which step the error appears and what the error message says. That will help us look into it more accurately.

[Samantha_Bryant]

Hi, Jodie,

So this isn’t happening to me, it’s happening to @BellethehowtoGuru and @Franziska_Huber. They both stated in their entries that they’re receiving a network error when they try to share their projects.

I haven’t created a project to share, in a couple of days. My last one uploaded just fine.

[Nancy_Sierchio]

Yikes that happened to me to but I assumed it was of internet…like my mama used to say, never assume anything.

[Samantha_Bryant]

May want to check in the notification bell under Device for the new update to 3.1.1. I didn’t have a red dot by mine, but I went into the Device section and there was an update available. See if that helps.

@BellethehowtoGuru, have you updated to the latest version, by chance?

[shirleycobb]

Mine did it a few times and then it finally worked on my phone app not on my laptop

[Nancy_Sierchio]

Here’s my #Color Craft entry week 3, entry 3.
IdeaStudio Link: See What I've Been Creating...
Palette: White, black, yellow, holographic blue/silver, red, orange, :green, teal, pink, purple, lavender, gold, & yellow/orange.
What inspired my colors was the story of Gods promise never to flood the earth again by giving us the rainbow as a reminder.
I made this for our granddaughter.

[Jodie]

Hi Samantha, Thank you so much for the update. I’ve received the device and version information provided by Franziska_Huber and have already forwarded it to our software team.

I’ll keep you posted as soon as I have any updates.

[Samantha_Bryant]

Awesome! Thanks so much, Jodie! Have a fantastic day!

[Samantha_Bryant]

Here’s my color-craft Week 3 Entry 2

IdeaStudio Link: See What I've Been Creating...

Palette: Green, yellow, blue, light pink, orange

Inspiration Story: This quilt block was inspired by traditional sewing, where every piece finds its place and becomes part of the whole.

[erica_do]

¡Aquí está mi participación **en color-craft ** para la semana 3!
Enlace de IdeaStudio: Mira lo que he estado creando…
Paleta: Rosa fucsia, rosa chicle, negro, gris y blanco.
Historia: Estos dos cuadro han sido creados inspirados en mi bella hija, con una dulce bailarina y mariposas que revolotean y bailan al son de la música clásica. Una dulce música como la que yo oigo cuando ella me dice: “Mamá, te quiero”.

[Samantha_Bryant]

Here’s my color-craft Week 3 Entry 3

IdeaStudio Link: See What I've Been Creating...

Palette: Lavender, Pink, Blue, Black

Inspiration Story: I made these for readers who love a cozy moment and hate losing their place.

[MCVDFC]

Wow, that’s such a beautiful painting Erin. The colours are so vivid.

[MCVDFC]

Here’s my color-craft week 3 entry 1
IdeaStudio link: See What I've Been Creating...
Color palette: red, yellow, teal, purple, green, blue
Fill Your World With Colour Mug
I made this project to demonstrate a great way to use scrap vinyl pieces for a topic I posted earlier.

Getting Creative with Scrap Vinyl

Getting Creative with Scrap Vinyl: From Offcuts to a Colourful Finished Mug As a crafter, you already know the truth: we never throw away vinyl. Every offcut, every sliver, every oddly shaped leftover piece gets tucked away “just in case.” And honestly? That instinct pays off. Scrap vinyl is one of the most underrated creative resources in your craft room. With a little planning (and a cutting machine like the LOKLiK Crafter or iCraft), those colourful leftovers can become bold, joyful designs…

[MCVDFC]

Here’s my color-craft week 3 entry 2.
IdeaStudio link: Project | Fill Your World With Color Tealight Holder
Color palette: orange, pink, lilac, green chameleon.
Fill Your World With Color Tealight Holder
I wanted to use one of my favourite materials as another variant of the design above, applied to a repurposed coffee jar. This version uses the negative of the project image.
The HTVRont orange chameleon vinyl has some wonderful hues, going through orange, pink, lilac and green, depending on the viewing angle. As the vinyl is semitransparent the colours are striking from any viewpoint, especially when lit from the inside by the tealight, or even in bright sunlight instead.
Unfortunately, this makes it very difficult to show effectively in photos, as the camera seems to pick up too much all at once, and results in a slightly confusing image.

NB: For both variants, I used the American English spelling of ‘color’ as anyone wishing to recreate my design is more likely to use that.

[shirleycobb]

Here’s my color-craft week 3 entry 1
Color palette : yellow, red, blue, black
Ideal studio : See What I've Been Creating...

Story: You don’t wear “Super Mom” like a costume… you wear it like armor you built yourself.

There are days when life feels like deep water, the kind where your feet can’t quite touch the bottom. You’ve stood there before, learning how to breathe through fear instead of letting it pull you under. Recovery taught you that. “Just for today” isn’t just a phrase for you, it’s a lifeline you’ve gripped with both hands while still showing up for your family.

You’re not just raising kids, you’re raising a whole atmosphere. A home where love shows up even when energy is low. A place where grief and healing sit at the same table. You’ve carried loss in your heart, especially with your mother-in-law, and somehow still found a way to pour love forward instead of letting pain close you off. That kind of strength doesn’t make noise, but it changes everything.

And then there’s this bold step you’re taking, building your own path, becoming a vendor, creating with your hands, turning ideas into something real. That fear of failing tries to whisper, but you answer back with action. Every shirt you press, every design you make, every time you keep going anyway… that’s you choosing courage over comfort.

Being “Super Mom” for you isn’t about perfection. It’s about showing up on the messy days, the grieving days, the tired days, and still loving your people hard. It’s cooking with your son, celebrating family wins, honoring the ones you’ve lost, and still believing there’s something beautiful ahead.

You’re super because you keep going.
You’re super because you feel deeply and don’t shut down.
You’re super because even in survival mode, you still create, love, and build.

That shirt isn’t just a design.
It’s a quiet declaration:

I made it through, and I’m still rising.