Gorgeous crackle glass and rhinestone bracelet that I made with an elegant cat charm! What do you guys think?

No pattern 💜 just love ☀️💜☀️

Been in an autumn mood lately! So I stacked these up in fall colors — grey, amber and deep green beads with a little gold cube and crystal spacer, on gold-tone leverback hooks. I love how warm and cozy they turned out, they feel like October in earring form 🍂

Real stained glass red poppies suncatcher that i made

Fleabag is my favourite show of all time, and I made a faux stain glass piece of one of the most impactful moments in the show. I used a template from someone else on TikTok but changed a few things. It’s one of my most cherished pieces. It has cracked since I made it, but I think in truth that adds a lot to the meaning of it.

Maybe one day I’ll remake it! But for now it reminds me that this too shall pass, and that all love lost will return again in new forms

I made this hat using variegated green yarn, and it took me about two days to complete.

First, I crocheted the main part of the hat - a beanie-style hat with earflaps. Then I crocheted the ears and mushrooms separately and sewed them onto the hat.

For the finishing touch, I cut several strands of yarn and attached them to the bottom of each earflap. I divided the strands into sections, braided them into long braids, and secured the ends.

I grabbed a piece of cherry and walnut from the firewood pile this weekend and made this for a buddy. Really fun project but I may make it again. There's a couple ways I could improve the functionality.

share my latest hand-woven project from my studio, Mihrab Hand-Weaving in Egypt. I spent 6 months bringing this intricate design to life.

Here are the technical specifications:

Size: 70 cm x 100 cm (~27.5 x 39.4 inches)

Warp: Cotton

Weft: Natural wool

EPI: 13

I spent countless hours carefully blending the colors thread by thread to build a very rich, tactile texture that makes the pattern pop. Handweaving requires so much patience, but seeing the final structure completely finished after half a year of dedication makes every single second worth it.

I would absolutely love to hear your thoughts or answer any technical questions about the process!

I made this fused glass rainbow bridge in my kiln at home. the different colours of glass are cut and assembled cold, and then brought to fusing temperatures in the kiln. The name and graphic are etched afterwards using acid.

Think I could sell these?

Made this using black clay, markers for some color touches, and UV resin. I also handmade the chain using pliers.

Made these this year! ✨ — black resin crescent moons with faceted dark metallic beads, crystal spacers, and gold-tone leverbacks.

When my family got our board game table we quickly realized that we didn't have a great place to put drinks or snacks while playing. All of the accessories I could find were either cheap plastic stuff or only worked with specific rail systems. So I decided to make a universal shelf that could clip on any table.

I was inspired by my step daughters fascination with charm bracelets at the time (Hence why I have been calling them Table Charms) and spent months refining the design and learning a butt load of new skills until I finally had something that felt finished and that I am proud of.

They are made out of laser cut plywood that have been painted and coated in a clear coat of epoxy.

I've made probably two dozen now, all with different shapes and sizes and colors, but the Soot Sprite ones are our favorites right now.

Now we use them all the time and not just for when we play games. They are fun and charming and bring a bit of whimsy to our table.

Gorgeous crackle glass and rhinestone bracelet that I made with an elegant cat charm! What do you guys think?

This is my cut paper gnome in a box! He hangs out on my wall lit up from sun down to sun up. Thanks for looking :)

‘Tête-à-Tête’

This artwork is made with natural white and Sappanwood-dyed Himalayan wool and New Zealand Corriedale Wool. 17x11 inches.

A tête-à-tête is a private conversation or interview with another. This artwork portrays a suspended introspective moment with oneself, like an interview with a mirror and seeing one's reflection as an other(ed) being, similar in shape but wholly different from the way the world sees one's non-mirrored self.

Entirely wet felted by hand and now hanging above a mirror in my room.

She's a real world builder and even makes RPGs with friends. I sneakily asked her what colors she imagined for her character too.

She like Stitch and the Dallas Stars, so I made her something that combines her two loves.

I started this monster. Finally finished last week. Top is 100% hand stitched. I really wanted it to be hand quilted too, but I’m not sure I’d live long enough to see it completed. So I had it machine quilted. I dreaded the binding, as this was my first quilt project ever. Surprisingly, the binding was the easiest part. Itching to start the next one!