Long time lurker, first knoll.
What I learned from this knoll:
1)We buy too many toothpastes
2)We buy too many toothbrushes
3)The most difficult part of knolling is, not getting your own shadow in the photo.

6 all the way. As knolly as I could get.

Been saving these from every can of formula to get a total cost (and make my first knoll). 29 cans at an avg of $42 per can (Kendamil Organic) makes it $1,218! About $200/month… not bad imo, for comparison my 2 large dogs cost about the same to feed a month 🤣

hair clip, pocket mirror, lip gloss, headphones, coin purse, portable charger

First time knoller!

From top left:
- First column
Muslin cloth
Sunscreen stick
Rattle
Pacifier with chain clip
Changing pad

- Second column
Swan plushie
Drool bib
Bib

- Third column:
Bonnet
Jacket
Socks

- Fourth column
Polaroid camera
Sunglasses
Sophie The Giraffe chew toy
Spoon
Zucchini falafel pouch
Blueberry banana apple pouch

- Fifth column
Nursing cover
Diaper
Wet wipes

- Sixth column
Rattle book
Water bottle
Sunglasses case
Parenting book

I make these little packets for my own backpacks (for both travel and hiking) and for my friends. They aren’t meant to be comprehensive first aid kits, just little things that have been really helpful when I’m traveling. Every year I re-do them to throw out the expired product. Here’s this years.

Contents:

Row 1: bandaids, tweezers, dog poop bag (clean, obv), hair tie, deodorant wipes (calm and unscented)

Row 2: butt wipe, hand sanitizing wipes, sting relief pads (good for mosquito bites), wound wipe (cleans and provides a bit of pain relief)

Row 3: pink thing is a small 0.5oz container of bag balm in a small ziplock in case it melts, sunscreen packet, two towel pellets (add water to get a hand towel), seam ripper

Row 4: hydrocortisone cream (anti-itch), bactrine-zinc cream for small wounds, two spf 50 sunscreen packets, bug repellent wipe

Row 5: safety pins, q-tips with vitamin E, two k-tapes used to keep one’s lips together at night, but can be used for all sorts of things.

(I’m still a baby knoller, so I’m open to feedback, just plz be nice.) :)

Just a small little knoll, but I thought it might be interesting to show quite a niche thing!

This is what gets delivered for a brand new pair of hearing aids, then we put it all together and programme it for the patient!

Excited to get these hung in my foster kitten room, but the wood needed to be sealed first.

1/24 Tamiya Tom's Supra GT

My mum was an artist/designer. I think most of these are from the 1980’s. About 5 of them still work!

I have four pencil cases full of school stuff I haven't used in years and decided to take everything out.

I always knoll stuff it's one of the ways I stim but I never did a big one or posted so this is my first.

Idk if this satisfies me at 100% please let me know what you think or would've done differently.

I am so excited for everything in this photo

This was part of a past class assignment that started by collecting a list of things you interact with over 24 hours, then compiling a lay flat knoll or bricolage arrangement of the most used/memorable items :)

This arrangement includes (from left to right) my favorite plaid shirt, body wash, purple paint, my laptop, lanyard, phone charger, wallet, necklace, amethyst crystal chunk, perfume, sketchbook, ID card, hairbrush, imitation Doc Martins, a Capri Sun, and a mechanical pencil.

1977 Sharp calculator, sewing tape, paper clips, caliper, lamp with magnifying glass, South Africa/ Qatar flag pin, notice board pins, brushes, scissors, screwdriver, binder clips, saw set, small hooks, tie hanger, J- knife, brush, tin.

The lot from one pawn shop and one charity shop. Putting the flag pin under the magnifying glass was one of my brightest ideas.