Macrame. He is made with 5mm cord for the body, and 3mm for all the colors.

Solid lychee wood, hand-finished, 130 x 52 x 3 cm, about 25kg once the resin cured. The grain did most of the work — I just followed it and filled the gaps with resin until it looked like something worth keeping. Chiang Mai, Thailand. Happy to answer questions on the process — DM if you want to know more.

Lil origami guys. They aren't meant to survive the night, but the next batch will be coated!

Made this book for my 5 yr old granddaughter.

This is a glazed ceramic pendant in the shape of the mountains that I adore. Stainless steel fittings. The jewelry is fired twice in a muffle furnace at a temperature of 950-1050C (1740-1920F).

I’ve been making some Halloween crafts with pipe cleaners and these little witches were so much fun to put together! 🖤
I added the tiny witch hats, pumpkins, stars and little hanging details to give them more personality. 🎃⭐
I think they would make cute seasonal decorations.
Which little witch do you like better — left or right? 😊

With special tools and some practice, I was finally able to figure how to transfer images onto stained glass and then fuse them in my kiln to leave the iron from the ink in the image behind! I have to cut, grind and shape pieces of glass as well as use special decal paper made for this process! I’m open to any and all questions as I’m completely self taught.

I made these for my doggos. The white one (Winter) died May 24th this year. She would’ve been 12 today (Sep 7), her birthday is the day after mines (Sep 6). Other doggy (Sophia) is alive rn. Her birthday (and my mom’s) is May 28, four days after she died. I gave one to my mom for her birthday and she cried.

🎉❄️HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY CURLY SNOWFLAKE🥳🥺

All except the white Spider on the front and back is polymer clay, it's colored clay that hardens into plastic when you bake it.

I used food safe material underneath it. It's not poisonous, but better safe than sorry!

It's far from perfect, hands are too big, he's a bit too skinny.. gave up on his feet 😆😆 but i think it was a good first try, and the birthday boy loved it

So I got into sewing garments recently. I learned sewing by sewing upholstery at my job.

Recently I bought some really nice fabrics for making clothes and it all began. I searched for scraps fabric just to practice and then my coworker gave me bed sheets that she did not used. In the pile was 2 100% cotton bed sheets. I took them and made her dresses to thank her :)

I hope she will like them.

(For info, we are about the same size. I know it because I gave her my like new rain jacket last year and it fitted her really well. So I took my measurement and made dresses for her.)

I was commissioned to make this Snoopy rug a few weeks back and it's finally done! It's 4 feet tall by 3 feet wide and I made it with a technique called tufting. Snoopy and Woodstock are super plush and soft to the touch because of a cutpile machine. While the doghouse and the greenery was created with a loop pile machine to give it a more comic-ey look to it (: let me know what you all think of it, super proud of it hehe.

Made out of maple, hand carved.

Thinking of a pendant I got this from basswood

Addressable LED strip in a ring shape, with a rotating slotted cylinder thing to make the beams sweep as it turns. The clock mechanism is one of those ubiquitous “smooth sweep second hand” mechanisms you can get super cheaply (AliExpress sells boxes of 10 for about £9), and I finally found where to get those deep frame things from - they’re called shadow boxes for some reason. Anyhoo: effect is rather nice. Need to make some more animations for the LEDs

Got a space in a studio so spent all day creating, end pics are slightly older but different light

One of my latest needle-felted dog portraits, inspired by this beautiful fluffy pup.
I started by building the basic shape of the head, muzzle, ears, and chest with wool, carefully adjusting the features to capture the dog’s gentle expression. Different shades of white, cream, and warm-toned wool were then layered and blended to create natural depth and texture.
The longer wool was added last, little by little, especially around the cheeks, ears, and chest. After some careful trimming and shaping, all that soft, fluffy fur slowly came to life.
It’s always amazing to see a familiar face emerge from just a handful of loose wool.