Today, for my birthday, I received a cool articulated Barbie from the BMR 1959 series in a bright outfit and with unusually voluminous curly hair.

We have a colleague retiring from our school – Marike, a 8th-grade teacher. I worked with her a lot when I was decorating musicals. She’s very cool and creative, it’s sad that Masha won’t be able to study with her anymore. Therefore, in a fit of emotion, I literally made her a hanging tree of life out of wire in just an hour.

Catholic Easter is approaching, so I decorated the podium, the main hall, and the children’s hall with spring and Easter themes. I mainly used materials from last year.

I have absolutely no inspiration for creative work at home. I wander from corner to corner and can’t start a single project. It’s good that the need to change the school’s interior by spring has stirred me up a bit. And here I’ve decorated the windows with flowers and butterflies, just like last year. But on the entrances and windows of the teachers’ room, I painted spring cherry blossoms and young birches with paints.

This is the first thing I have been able to do since the beginning of russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine. We were collecting aid for children refugees from Ukraine at school, and I wanted to put a postcard with patriotic symbols in one of the boxes. After all the horrors that the “russian world” (russian freaks) brought to my country and to my hometown Mariupol, I seriously want to create a Ukrainian version of the website because it has become unpleasant to maintain it in russian.

I’ve had my eye on this Barbie Looks signature #1 beauty for a long time. Not only is it fully articulated, but it’s simply perfectly beautiful!

In anticipation of Valentine’s Day, I’ve made some changes to the school decor, making it heart-themed.

Rostik’s colleague had a little son. I crocheted a hanging musical star for the baby using variegated plush yarn, following instructions from the internet. I hope the child will like it.

This doll became my New Year’s gift. She has a plus-size figure, like Emma’s. It was released in 2005 in a quantity of 500 pieces as a character from the cult series “Bewitched.” She was originally supposed to be wearing a dark green pantsuit, but we sold her in Hortensia’s golden ballgown from the “Cinderella” series. Endora has a short, curly haircut and blue eyes with a mischievous squint. The lady is beautiful and a rather complex character.

Finished another snowflake girl today as a gift for my beloved little sister, and for Jolina’s ballerina I made a ball gown and knitted ballet slippers. Now the doll is ready to be given as a gift to little niece Lesya. I hope she will play gently with it.