65 Craft Fails So Bad The Internet Couldn’t Resist Giving Them A Roast (New Pics)
Everyone should have some sort of creative outlet, whether that’s writing poems in a journal, finishing a coloring book every month, or crocheting sweaters for your cat. Whatever your hobby produces doesn’t need to be perfect; it doesn’t even need to be seen by anyone. As long as you enjoy the process, that’s all that matters.
However, if you do choose to share your creations with the internet, you have to expect other people to share their opinions. That’s where the “That’s it, I’m craft shaming!” Facebook group comes in. This community is dedicated to roasting the most hilarious arts and crafts projects the internet has ever seen, so we’ve compiled a list of their best posts below. Enjoy scrolling through, and be sure to upvote the creations that you can’t believe people proudly shared online!
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Frankly, I'm surprised that heat resistant glass can be cut without shattering. It's not to my taste, but I'm impressed.
This is good, but the image of dogs 'laying one down' is a waste of real talent.
As a book person, I don't hate this. Or at least, I wouldn't hate it in a world without dust or cats. Of course, I wouldn't choose to live in a world, or a home, without both cats and books.
Given the medium (thread) that they've chosen, I think this came out really well.
I'm not going to mock this. I think it's adorable. I love that it's named, too! <3
Yeah, this doesn't look at all like you have dismembered bodies in your living room being used as furniture, nope, not at all.
I've "furred" costumes/fursuit head bases before. This is actually fairly difficult to do and takes some skill and patience to get the fur sized, cut, and glued on correctly. That being said, jesus fúcking christ WHY XD
There used to be a joke (during the socialist/communist era): a journalist asks a farmer, whether he lives better now than before we started building communism, right? The farmer hesitates, the journalist tries to help, and ask: "How many pants did you have before we started building communism?" "Two."- answers the farmer. "And how many pants do you have now?" asks the journalist. "One." "But those two pants, what were made of?" tries the journalist saving the situation. "They were made of cotton." answers the farmer. "And what are your current pants made of?" "Of those two old pants."
The wires can be purchased separately from retailers selling sewing/tailoring supplies. Which is not only undoubtedly cheaper, but also almost certainly more realistically plausible for most guys who see "brassiere" and think "aircraft hanger supports".
Ugh. Do people see these ridiculous unrealistic ads and believe that the end product is going to look anything like this?
I can see gifting this to a weight lifting guy who has a shy/humble quiet personality.
I'm not Roman Catholic, but I'm pretty sure that this is not what is meant by Sacred Heart.
It's a grinder for grinding the devil's lettuce, not Grindr as in the website that all the Republican congressmen use XD
Some people honestly don't realize that they need a lot more practice at whatever craft they enjoy before sharing it with the world. And sadly, some people can practice till they d*e and still be lousy at something. If they enjoy doing that craft, fine, but don't put it online and get bent out of shape when people give honest opinions.
Lists like this are the reason why people stress out over their hobbies. After all, nobody wants to be mocked over something they did. Everything has to look semi-professional, or else.
True, but no one asked them to post their wares or, unfairly, try to sell them.
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Lists like this are the reason why people stress out over their hobbies. After all, nobody wants to be mocked over something they did. Everything has to look semi-professional, or else.
True, but no one asked them to post their wares or, unfairly, try to sell them.
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