@DIYHUB is a part of the OCD Incubation Program and we are able to nominate undervalued posts from the DIYHUB community for further support by @ocd. In this post we share the posts which got supported by this process in the past 7 days.

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[ESP-ENG] DIY. BELÉN GATEWAY OR THE HOLY FAMILY. // TUTORIAL. PORTAL DE BELÉN O LA SAGRADA FAMILIA.	@creacioneslelys	#paper	@stevenson7

@creacioneslelys: "Hi #hive friends 🙋 I'm Lelys. Today I woke up wanting to make a Christmas craft 🤶 actually I was supposed to complete another project, but I was more inclined to do this one. For days now I've been wanting to use some paper rolls we've been saving, we no longer store cartons because the year must end with a clean and healthy house. It is tradition. So I decided to use them, they are few and I will reuse them to make other things before the end of the year. To start I decided to recreate a Bethlehem that I saw in one of the warehouses in my area...."

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Build, cut and paste.	@imargasa	#paper	@desro

@imargasa: "Good afternoon, beautiful community, here I am again to show you another Christmas detail, what we can do to decorate the part of the electrical outlet. Previously, I had made one, in order to cover the turning on part, which was in poor condition. This time it's different, this is an electrical outlet, and I only made a decoration, to cover it and just leave the plug-in part. You will wonder why I put that title on it?. It is simply like that, just assemble the template, in their respective colors, cut and paste, thus making a simple snowman..."

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Let's make a 3D Christmas Card 🎄 // Paper Quilling Technique [Eng/Esp]	@dayadam	#paper	@jasonmunapasee

@dayadam: "Hello my dear Hiver and the dear community of artists #DiyHub, I am very excited to be here for the first time with you to present a work made with love and affection. I wish all the success in the world to your project, community and I hope that together we build a big family, so that we can support each other and grow together. I take this opportunity to give you a special thanks for your support. Success and blessings...
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A UNIQUE MODERN DRESS	@honeyflow	#fabric	@tibfox

@honeyflow: "Greetings to everyone, this time I want to share knowledge about how to cut unique floral motifs. Here I measure clothes using inches instead of meters, because in my opinion meters count too much, also most tailors in my area measure inches rather than meters, even though I take courses using inches and it is very rare in my area to measure using meters...."

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Liquor bottle, with corrugated cardboard.	@imargasa	#paper	@elizacheng

@imargasa: "Hello great family of the DiyHub community, I feel very grateful and happy to be here sharing my creations with you, I have also learned a lot from my colleagues, who, like me, are dedicated to sharing each of their ideas. I am here again to show you a new creation that I made, about a month ago I made a football topper, the first time that I made a design like this. This time I dared to make a bottle of liquor, the truth was that it took me a bit of work, I didn't know how to shape it upwards in order to give it the shape of a bottle, apart from that I chose corrugated cardboard to make it and that cardboard is a bit hateful, the important thing was that I found the way and achieved it, as my mother says, “everything is possible, nothing impossible”. Now it is very fashionable to decorate cakes with impressions of corresponding designs. I used a label, but in this case it was not printed, I just peeled it off an empty bottle, which was in good condition. ..."

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DIY Building a frame to protect my tomato plants from the raging Cape Town winds! Great success!	@zakludick	#gardening	@elizacheng

@zakludick: *"Good day, DIY Club and all the Gardeners out there! It's me, Zak Ludick from Cape Town here again. I am still working in the docks at the moment so excuse me if this is going to be a little short!

I have big plans for my garden and basically, I sacrifice quite a bit of sleep so I can work in the garden and then go work my job which is currently for the next few weeks, still 12-hour grinds. I've been doing this now for around 5 weeks and I am getting used to a feeling of exhaustion that just sits in the background, like the sound of distant traffic..."*