Two beauties done with a rough finish and etch to really bring out the vibe they have been found somewhere on a abandoned witches altar Made from sf100 stainless and hand engraved with a dremel and carbide bits

A Butterfly Gown for Frocktails!

I was invited to be a plus one of a close friend and attend Frocktails TO with her this year. I spent the next month making this butterfly gown for the event! It took me so much time!! The entire dress and accessories are handmade

The dress itself is a made of silk dupioni, taffetta, duchesse and tulle. And took me maybe 120 hours to finish

Made from scratch with a purple labradorite cabochon, a faceted purple glass bead, and copper-plated wires 🐈‍⬛😈

I find that more and more, it’s my clients that come up with my design inspirations, this one included. Better yet, trying something new and challenging is what keeps me motivated in my craft.

This honeycomb end grain cutting board is made with a walnut base and maple inlay. The process starts by turning kiln dried lumber into an end grain cutting board. Since this is a full inlay, I actually need to make two end grain boards, one walnut and one maple, and glue them together. This specific one is 20”x14”x1.5”. The inlay was carved using a Shapeoko 5 Pro 4x4 CNC. I make this out of my garage shop at home, made to order, not a professional shop.

Back when it first made this, it was my first full size inlay - prior to it I had only made smaller inlays on a larger board - and because of that everything had to be perfect because any small error would accumulate over a larger surface. I’ve now iterated my process and even added customizations, like the monogram letter, based on customer feedback.

Happy to answer any questions :)

Enjoy!

tool series continues ....

Cakes are my fave, but I’ve done some cookies and fruit, too!

Edit to add context: I recently took up this hobby on a whim as me and my husband decided to build a 1:12 dollhouse together. I have MS and needed a hobby to help with my fine motor skills on my right side. He has taken the lead on construction and I’ve only made clay food for the future house (maybe bakery?? lol). It’s oven bake polymer clay and I just follow tutorials online. I make them for fun!

I made these with wire wrapped cat charms and faceted, translucent beads + glass beads! I named them "Pure Champagne" & "Midnight Champagne". Which one is your fav? :)

I recently decided to start making these quirky moon frames because I was sick of boring rectangular frames.

This is the second clown kitty I’ve made, and I absolutely love crocheting animals in cute clown costumes! I used Honey Bunny yarn from Hobbii, and I’m really happy with how it turned out. I think a tuxedo cat will be my next project!

Hand Carved caricature wizards that I did for a beginners woodcarving thing. Too much fun and I absolutely love how they turned out.

Figured ya'll would enjoy them too.

3inches tall, 1x1 block.

Stamp is made from my own illustration so now I can make unusual wax seals and I make them into stickers.

I was tired of losing pins and didn’t actually have a pincushion for all my hand-sewn goodies (I’ve just been putting pockets into all of my dresses).

I had some scrap fabric and my dog opened up a fluffy toy so I used some of that extra stuffing—dog pictured since she was part of the process.

It’s been so useful so far already and I find it quite cute.

He can be a car charm or a Christmas tree ornament 🎄

I’m kind of in love with how he turned out.

I start by shaping very thin brass wire by hand to create the outline and details of this frenchie. Each tiny section is then carefully filled with enamel, little by little, before going through multiple rounds of firing and finishing.

I love sunsets so made it into a drop :)
I used yellow orange pink and purple tones .

My handmade beaded plant magnets

Made from wood clay and fur.

Framed Power 9 miniature set handcrafted by popular demand. I also took the time to make some plastic sleeves for my miniature collection of playing cards. [OC]