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What a sensation it is to have a shopping cart brimming with small accessories at Temu!
My initial order from Temu surprised me with a sense of nostalgia.
The items I ordered were quite modest: sewing supplies for my current crafting projects. However, when the package arrived, it brought back a feeling I hadn’t experienced in a while — the delight of discovering the perfect little details.
As I unpacked each item, excitement bubbled within me, fueling my creativity. The vibrant colors and intricate designs inspired new ideas for my projects, turning my workspace into a haven of imagination. I could already envision the unique pieces I would create, each adorned with these charming embellishments. The joy of crafting with these tiny treasures felt like a rekindling of my passion, reminding me of the simple pleasures that come with creating something beautiful. With every stitch, I felt a renewed sense of purpose and connection to my craft.



If you’ve ever spent time in craft stores years ago, you might remember how easy it used to be to find these kinds of things. A normal shop with a craft section had drawers full of ribbons, trims, flowers, beads, and all sorts of decorative bits. You could browse for hours and leave with a handful of inspiration.
Those days feel mostly gone.
Hard to find at local supply stores – Temu purchase instead?
The current scarcity of such materials in local supply stores has become increasingly evident, leaving many enthusiasts searching for alternatives. This shift has not only impacted accessibility but also diminished the joy of spontaneous discovery that once characterized crafting. As I navigate this new landscape, I find myself turning to online platforms like Temu, where the diverse selection reignites the excitement of crafting. It is a reminder that while the local shopping experience may have changed, the passion for creation endures, fostering innovation in how we source our materials.
And that’s exactly why these tiny pieces matter so much to me.

I don’t plan to use them randomly. I have very specific ideas in mind: miniature garments that feel personal( like in the video below), carefully finished, and full of character. In this scale, small decorations aren’t just accessories — they are the magic. A tiny rose can change the mood of a dress. A bit of leaf trim can turn something simple into something special. Sequins, when used sparingly, add just the right hint of drama.
These details are what allow me to create truly individual pieces instead of repeating the same designs over and over.


Opening that Temu package felt a bit like opening a time capsule from the past, when crafting was more about discovery than compromise. I didn’t expect that from an online order — but I’m glad I found it.
Sometimes, it really is the smallest things that bring back the biggest inspiration. And the best thing is that there’s a lot of these tiny accessoires at Temu and you can buy them in I think every corner of the world. Although I did not expect the best quality for the price at my first Temu purchase I’m satisfied. It’s no problem when you use these tiny thing for drafts because you get a lot of them.
My conclusion on my first Temu purchase
My order arrived here within 10 days. That was a lot faster then I expected. The quality is ok for the price. Even the little stiched flowers have a good quality. You get a lot for your money. In normal shops it would have cost you more money. It’s good if you just want to test some ideas like the roses here on my Francie dress. I have at least 40 roses in pink and white, so I have at least 80 roses to play with.
