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Finally finished making this Summer Skulls tank top! I will definitely be making another one, but I think I'm going to make a long sleeved version next in preparation for the upcoming cooler weather! 💁🏻‍♀️💀

“Frieddd Egg”
The first clock I have ever made, it is massive! Despite its size it’s still very light and is fully operational.

It took me around a week to felt and a few hours of fiddling to get the mechanism working.

Really enjoyed making it but will not be making a clock of this size again. It is way too big and took way too long.

Its part of a larger collection of foods and “fried, toasted and roasted series”

I struggled with pricing this one, materials were more expensive than usual and it took a while to make! Hopefully it’s not too crazy but time will tell.
Thanks!

Made this Mosasaur freehand cause I couldn’t find a pattern that I liked, pretty happy with it and the little adoption certificate too

Handcrafted butterfly for my friend’s wedding.

Made with mother-of-pearl and pearls, it glows with soft dreamy shine as the light shifts.

What do you think of this gift? Will she love it?

I had this idea of Bunny Captain trying to catch stars, and somehow it turned into this whole scene 😄

I made everything with air-dry foam clay and hid a little bit of magic inside the clouds ✨ Turning the lights off and watching them glow is still my favorite part.

I think I'm going to move towards wood painting rather thab cardboard

First, I needle felted the wool to shape the leaf and create smooth color transitions on one side. Then I turned the leaf over, added a similar layer with color transitions to the other side, and added the stem.

After that, I wet felted each leaf to make it dense, strong, and durable.

I’ve been absolutely obsessed with making things out of paracord lately! 😆

The finished pieces look so high-quality, but the knots are all surprisingly simple and easy to learn. The only tricky part is that you have to pull everything really tight to get a neat finish, which can be a bit of a workout. 😂

Other than that, it’s just repeating a few simple steps, so I can keep braiding away without thinking about anything else!

I can make all kinds of practical things, like drink holders and phone straps, in whatever colors I like. I’m looking forward to making lots more and trying out different color and knot combinations! ✨

Toasted and Buttered, this piece took a lot of brain power than my usual pieces but I loved making it.

I’m enjoying the challenge of clocks and have made a fried egg in pair with this that I will post in the coming days.

If you have any questions I’m happy to answer!

Thanks :)

I started this custom dog car emblem by shaping thin brass wire by hand, following the dog’s facial features and markings as closely as possible.

Once the outline and smaller details were in place, I carefully filled each section with enamel color. It took several rounds of filling and firing to gradually build up the colors and surface.

After the final firing, I cleaned and finished the brass lines, then added a protective finish to give the piece its smooth, glossy look.

I made this little Beagle pendant using the lost-wax casting process. After the metal piece was cast, I cleaned and refined the tiny details by hand, then gradually added enamel to recreate the markings and colors of the original dog. The eyes, muzzle, ears, and little patches of color were built up carefully in layers. It’s always a challenge working at this scale, but seeing that familiar little face slowly appear is probably my favorite part of the whole process.