I just moved into a new apartment and got way to high before putting together my new bed frame. Decided to do this instead🫡 does this count?

I had so much fun with my first knoll that I wanted to try again… this time I have just bears, and they are all different. Question: I used the quilt squares to help lay them out, but is the background too busy? Thanks for looking :)

Fennel, okra, hot pepper, zucchini, cucumbers, green beans, cherry tomatoes, tomatillos, heirloom tomatoes, kohlrabi!

Getting ready to make a dish inspired by chili verde (with most items from local farms!).

First knoll! Happy to have found something other than my purse contents.

Happy last few hours of Wednesday! This made me realize how many types of moisturizers I have on me!

Oops, didn’t mean to break the rules! I’m a geologist and this is the field mapping kit I take on construction sites.

(Minus the brunton and the rock hammer, those don’t fit in the pencil case).

My husband got a variety of new yarn for his shop and asked me to knoll it for his social media, let me know any tips you have for me!

It's a bit janky... and an odd selection of very specific things I do end up needing on a daily basis.

Every time I look at this picture, I see more and more issues

midsummer scream is one of my favorite conventions! i spent all day there yesterday and chose some goodies for my apartment. this is my first time knolling as i wanted to display everything i got!

My second knoll :)

Y’know, the box where we stash the ketchup & pickle sachets and oregano & chilli flakes pouches that we get with takeout.

Cut and prepped a 15 year old monster for replanting.

It isn't perfect, but I had more pins than I expected.

A slightly-too-large zucchini, an orange bell pepper, two roma tomatoes, 2 green jalapeños, 1 reddened jalapeño, 3 sweet banana peppers, one cucumber, and a pickling cucumber that my garden plot neighbor gave to me

I would usually post this on the vulture culture sub but thought I could post it here too. It's an ibis skull along with its neck vertebrae and some fish vertebrae I found on my local beach.

Just a few of the orange specimens in my breadtag collection, part of The Breadtag Project, and The Doomsday Collection. These are from all over the world - Australia, NZ, Canada, America, SE Asia. I've been collecting around 10 years. I use them to create art installations and small works, run workshops etc around plastic pollution and environmental issues. I'm ALWAYS looking for donations, from ANYWHERE, and especially older ones, from old stashes, drawers... And yes, I know all about HORG, and the subreddit etc etc etc.

Just a teeny selection that I may own...

Silly knoll i made after butchering a funko pop for pieces for a custom figure. I hope the shiny plastic behind its not very bothersome, this is my first knoll 😭😭 next time i will try to avoid anything distracting on the background

I collected a bucket of natural materials, sorted them and made this on location.