"My tattoo artist transformed my disaster drawing into art.’’
’’This baker nailed it. The left is the website image, the right is the one ordered.’’
’’I ordered the blanket from a sketchy seeming website. They nailed it.’’
’’My husband is a woodworker. So I made this cake for Father’s Day.’’
’’Pleasantly surprised when finishing up the Easter candy.’’
’’First time doing a photo restoration turned out better than expected.’’
’’Quite possibly the most beautiful loaf of bread I’ve ever made.’’
’’Nailed my technical manicure.’’
’’This was a painting kit, I think I did pretty good.’’
’’Our cannoli were a very pleasant surprise.’’
’’I made an X-wing costume for my daughter in a wheelchair.’’
’’Sugar wave I made prepping for a Food Network show.’’
’’For months I’ve asked for someone to draw a kitty on my pizza box. Today, I finally got it.’’
’’I restored a beat to hell old pair of Doc Martens I found lying around my neighborhood.’’
"This roast beef sandwich could be enough for several people."
“My neighbors turned a lawn chair into a porta-potty.”
“This waste-reducing hotel bar soap that’s designed to eliminate the unused center of traditional soap bars.”
“Creative traffic sign drawings in Florence, Italy”
“Chick-fil-A employees taking orders in their own personal shelters.”
“A 3D Doritos packaging sign in Lithuania”
“My friend bought a house and the toilet paper holder is a combined radio and telephone.”
“It took me 5 years to track down (and then visit) the location of this WWII photo of my grandfather. Taken in 1945 and 2017.”
“This is the apple tree that my parents found dead, and I made a cat tree out of it.”
“With the huge snowstorm in Madrid, I made a Moai instead of a snowman.”
“My parents’ hotel room has a dark towel specifically for removing makeup.”
“My brother’s milk tea came in an LED light bulb.”
“I made a sideways pencil to mark something in an area I could not reach.”
“I found this in a restaurant in South Korea. It is mouth wash.”
“This pamphlet I got on my door made me not want to touch my doorknob until I realized...”
“A device that shows how much the box it’s stapled on has been tilted during shipment.”
“This packet of pasta has a drawing to gauge the quantity of pasta without a scale.”
“This plant pot also holds my glasses.”
“A local grocery store’s meat counter got creative with the ground pork today.”
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#33 If it fits in the pot :that's one serving!
#33 is BS. no pasta is the same.... different length, different ingredients means different weight. you can't measure weight just from the circle....
because when you are booked for not long enough nights to use all the small soap, you would definitely use all that bigger soap.... "genius"!
and how is that shape ergonomical? why TF people dont think for a second...!