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Stingy Thuddy

Hi Freax!

Happy 2026 and also terrifying and all that stuff.

FUCK ICE.

Do pervy shyt with your friends.

Make art.

Thanks for reading the Crafty Perverts Social Club newsletter #4.

Thanks to Ryen for hosting our fourth Social Club hang! Ryen taught us how to sew these cool dungeon tote bags.

Ryen not only invited us into their beautiful home, but created a whole ass sewing project for us to work on together. And also hooked up a FAT charcuterie board. Also Trader Joe’s chocolate peanut butter cups. Come for the crafting, stay for the snax. That’s what I always say.

If you messed up and didn’t come to our sewing club gathering, you’re in luck because Ryen made this excellent walkthrough that you can follow on your own! Click here to check out the Dungeon Tote walkthrough.

Recent Work: A f*ck bench and some electronic music

A simple bench designed to set a hole at just about crotch height. Look out for some cool content filmed on it SOON!

 

To become good at something means accepting that you will first be bad at it for a long time.

2025 was the year in which I finally made the transition from lifelong lover of listening to music to a lover of creating and mixing music. And I’ve become obsessed with my own art.

In this Rick Rubin interview he tells us about why it's important to make art for oneself and it affirms my obsession with my own music. And my music is bad. And I love it. And it’s only kind of bad because I know how good it can be. One day.

What I love about making music is that I can record my art and listen to it all day for days/weeks/years at a time. I can record something tonight and listen to it tomorrow morning on my home stereo, then on my bike speaker on my way to work, and then in my headphones all day while I saw wood. It’s an amazing gift it is to be obsessed over ones own creations.

ANYWAY, the point of all this is that to be good at something you first have to be bad at it for a long time! And I’m still bad at it but I’m getting so good at fixing my mistakes. I think that’s all good art is: learning how to fix your mistakes. Bob Ross I think said that there are no mistakes, only happy accidents?

When I was a wooden boat builder in Philly, one of our mottos was “if you ain’t fixin a mistake, you’re probably making one.”

Get good at unfucking your fuckups and keep chasing that art that turns you on.

Listen to some of the music I mix and produce here:

https://www.stingythuddy.com/father-fuzzy

Next Crafty Perverts Social Club meeting:

Fused Glass Necklace Pendant

Thurs Feb 26, 6PM - 10pm

North Oakland

This installment of our social club meeting will feature our dear friend, Stained Glass Mommy, hosting us for pendant making. Cost is $40. Reply to this email for more information.

Have you been ton Tangle! at Mission Control yet?

Did you know that I co-host a monthly rope jam? It takes place second Mondays at Mission Control. I’m going to be in Guatemala for the February Tangle!, but get at me if you want to join in March and I’ll put you on the list.

PLURA link

That’s all for now. Feel free to send any feedback.

Stay pervy.

-Fuzzy

Stingy Thuddy

Stingy Thuddy
534 2nd St
Oakland, CA 94607
USA

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