With the theme "Creative Home", a variety of worlds came together at the Creative Talk for a discussion full of ideas, passion and good humour. The content creators shared their backgrounds, their sources of inspiration and their vision of handmade products in everyday life.
Friday 28 November from 11 a.m. to 11.45 a.m. :

Tilly Lab
Students and passionate DIY enthusiasts, the members of Tilly Lab have started to create small pieces of furniture out of pallets to improve their homes and to give everyday objects a second life. Their approach combines inventiveness, recycling and the pleasure of doing things yourself.
Their cardboard Christmas village is a poetic, simple and economical creation that instantly puts you in the festive mood.
Edoucrochet
Textile designer and Larousse author Édouard Bernard, aka Edoucrochet, shares his passion for crochet through modern, accessible creations. From CE-compliant plush toys to one-off pieces, it shows that crochet can be both trendy and intergenerational.
His favourite DIY?
An entirely crocheted cardigan, a symbol of patience, creativity and elegant craftsmanship.


Cindy's dressing room
For a long time I thought sewing was old-fashioned, and that I was neither patient nor talented. Then I took the plunge and everything changed. Today, I'm creating free tutorials and patterns to prove that sewing is easy and trendy. My motivation: that you dare, that you're proud of yourself, and that you feel like a loose cannon in what you create.
His favourite DIY?
Create new, easy-to-sew patterns that will become an essential in your wardrobe.
Juste Pour Goûter
A blend of pastry-making and creative arts, Juste Pour Goûter combines imagination and indulgence. After gaining her CAP in pastry-making, she set up her own small business in 2020, and now delights France and Belgium with her biscuits decorated with royal icing and her signature cookies. It also passes on its expertise through online and face-to-face training courses.
His favourite DIY?
Create big, crazy decorated biscuits, like a Christmas teapot or a biscuit tea room, ephemeral works of art full of poetry.
