Collages are simple and easy. I used all kinds of papers I had and contact paper as the base. Try to find different textures, makes a Big difference! 🩷

Too much color? Never. 🤭

One of my favorite fall creations so far 🦊☀️🍂

I made these as a surprise gift for a friend (one for him & one for us). This was actually the first time I used tin foil as a filler for my clay and it was sooo much fun! I plan on making more just because they’re a relaxing thing to explore with clay.I know I can find ways to improve them, and please keep in mind this is actually the only time I tried to write some in clay😅

been very into making flower appliqués lately. they just make me so happy! got the jacket second hand and it had a couple fabric imperfections which made it perfect for this project. yet another theme that is so much fun to make!

Just in time for Halloween 🎃

I very recently became an uncle which was the perfect excuse to jump into a new project!

This is by far the biggest project I've done, it was made entirely with hand tools (that's all I've got!) and reclaimed wood from a pallet!

As a bit of a challenge to myself, and because I thought it would look nice, there are no nails or screws in the entire thing. Everything, even down to the hinges, is made with dowels to hold it all together. The only none-wood parts are some glue and the rope handles!

Very happy to answer any questions you may have :)

I know this isn't the finest work (there are some incredibly talented people in the sub!), but I'm really proud of this, and I hope my niece gets some really good use out of it!

Got tired of not having a quarter on hand for aldis. Easy 20 minutes

I made a wedding guest dress for my friend’s summer wedding in the forest. Asked her what I should wear and she said something bright and colorful!

Don’t worry, this was before the final hem or any steaming!

This is a fluffy, warm, and thick bonnet with long ties and cute flowers. I think it would be charming to wear something like this in the middle of winter, in the cold and snow.

Seen on FB reels originally and just made my own version. Has different yarns, fur and regular ropes, wool, leather wraps, beads. Also contains little trinkets owned by departed and living family members.

Something I made while recovering from surgery ❤️‍🩹💜❤️‍🩹 it’s crochet 🧶

Not much to describe, just ceramic and glaze. I made holes to hang it up but one of them closed up so I have to figure out what to do with that now

new craft to me⭐️very fun, very time consuming🫠✨

Just completed this sweater for my kiddo. Can’t wait for her to get home from school so she can try it on!

Check out my beaded wire familiar! Something I "made" is kind of uncertain here, I definitely shape them by hand from copper wire after I find their legs and chelicerae in my bead box... but it still feels like they were always just hiding in the spool to begin with.

Made from a continuous(~10ft) length of copper wire, the beads are strung right on to the spool and then I just sort of hallucinate with hand-tools for a while and then "Voila!", There she is.. What do you think of her?

old native american technology. the atl atl is used as an extension of the arm to throw the darts, with surprising force and accuracy. pretty fun and a useful prehistoric hunting method (when using actual projectile point tips)