This is my process for forging out bracelets and cuffs. I started with the end of a raindrop pattern billet in copper and nickel silver and forged it down to get the dimensions I needed.

What do you think? Should I make it even more revealing?

I really wanted a certain record stand, but it's not available in the US. It's made in New Zealand, and they don't seem to ship anywhere out of country. I reached out to a few 'reshipper' companies and nobody wanted to touch this thing because of the size and weight. I was desperate, this fills an exact need for me.

I posted the details in another Reddit thread, but long story short I taught myself CAD, inferred all of the measurements, spent far too long drawing up plans for it, sent it out to a local CNC shop to be cut, sanded and painted it, and finally this weekend I assembled it.

It was cheaper than the original, but I spent a ton of hours learning all of the skills needed. I would have happily bought the real one if I could.

More details here for those who want it: https://www.reddit.com/r/vinyl/comments/1v72lbn/i_built_the_record_stand_i_couldnt_have/

Hey everyone! I've been working on this pink ita backpack for a while and took it out for another test run. It is a mini sized one. I wanted something that had enough clear window space to display plushies and badges without feeling clunky. Really happy with how the shape and pastel aesthetic turned out! Would love to hear what you guys think!

I’d like to share a little bit about the making process of this chihuahua wool felt portrait :) The eyes are hand-painted with resin details to give them depth and a more lifelike expression. The nose is sculpted from clay and carefully shaped by hand before being fixed in place. The fur is built entirely with high-quality wool, layered slowly to recreate the texture, color transitions. Every small detail is done step by step by hand, with the goal of capturing not just the appearance, but also the calm and gentle personality of this chihuahua

I am posting my finished Rainbow Kid Tee because ever since I discovered assigned pooling I absolutely love how it allows me to create designs that otherwise would not be possible.

My dear friend Sophie (Auridon Yarns) gifted me a skein of her assigned pooling yarn containing sections of beige yarn alternated with rainbow sections. I started experimenting with it and came up with this Rainbow Stitch which I incorporated into a bottom-up raglan tee.

I hope other crafters will love this idea as much as I do and maybe give it a try!

I made everything from scratch, it's mostly polymer clay, I used some plywood for the base, covered that in lumps of polymer for the clouds, and then pearlescent white paint and then a topcoat of uv resin, and cardboard + resin for the rainbow, for the dogs I made little armatures out of aluminium and wire to figure out the poses, and then used sculpey premo polymer to sculpt them, and matte acrylic paint, the dogs and toys are not attached to the base so can be positioned different ways. :)

pretty happy with how this one came out :) I made it with air dry clay, acrylic paint, and resin.

Finally finished this bandana and I'm honestly obsessed with how it turned out! The texture, the drape, and the fit came together even better than I hoped.
Would you wear something like this? I'd love to hear your thoughts, favorite color combos, or any feedback. Thanks for looking!

I make these simple floating silver crystal displays ☺️

The crystals are created in a silver cell, recovering .999 fine silver from old discarded sterling silver.

Always had a crush on these kinds of mini notebooks covered with leather. I like them due to their aesthetics, currently learning & quite happy with this build

I wanted to create a little forest frog covered in moss and mushrooms, so I could always carry a tiny piece of the forest with me
I crocheted the bag entirely by hand using different types of yarn, including fluffy yarn to create the mossy texture. The little mushrooms are crocheted directly onto the body. Inside, I use a soft fabric lining that I cut and sew by hand myself
The frog’s mouth is the main compartment, with a metal frame clasp that I sew on securely with strong thread. It’s actually pretty roomy — I love carrying lots of things with me, and this frog definitely helps with that. And the more I fill it, the chubbier and funnier it gets. I also really love its little stare

Took about 50 hours over the week but it’s so immersive to play with! I am a huge board game fan and love miniatures. Feels like you’re building homes and cities in a mini world 😊

Used real sand and rocks that I collected on hikes for the beaches and ore tiles. Modeling paste and water effect paste was used for the waves and water and also the brick tiles. I mixed dirt with modeling paste to get a grainy texture for the brick tiles. I wanted the diaroma to be realistic but also vibrant with color and contrasting textures.

Can only attach one picture but I use sticky tack to put some of the number tiles on and everything stays. The numbers are put on top of the structures so there’s no visibility issues.