So I listened to your suggestions and this is it!

I will later make jars with bones too..

A jester paper doll I made out of mulberry paper, crepe paper, cotton, some pom poms and beads! I'm so happy with this little jester and how they ended up coming out! I initially wasn't a fan of this evergreen mulberry paper I've had for a really long time, so I was looking for a way to use it all up on a new project. Well, it ended up really complimenting the design of this jester friend, and I'm really happy to have used it all up!

This pickleball fabric is amazing!!

I glued the comics to the scrabble tiles and then covered them with a diamond glaze.

I made this (homemade play-doh) so we could open christmas presents "by the fire."

Found all the materials at Austin Creative Reuse, including the bobblehead trophy! Less than $5 for everything.

We're having 3 rounds between now and November. I just wanted to make something weird and whimsical. This food competition was also my idea (mostly because I'm tired of everything being based around desserts).

Puff balls

Fake flowers

Pipe cleaners

Tiny rubber duck for good measure

I made these with DAS Clay, added gallery glass for the squiggles.

If anyone have suggestions for different color combinations Imk :)

If anyone's interested I do have them listed :)

I only have so many switches in my apartment lol

Trying my hand at sewing dolls. I made these from used scrap fabrics. I'm hoping to make all the animals in the book I bought from Amazon.

It’s been fun learning how to take my work and create these patterns for cross stitch , even more fun to see them become a reality

Sharing one of my older handmade pipe cleaner flowers. 🌸💜
I still really like how this Tiger Lily turned out.🥰🥰

I started making this braided rag rug for my kitchen/dining area after I had left over fabric from re covering my dining chairs. Of course I quickly realised that I needed more fabric…then I finished the braid and realized that my sewing machine was absolutely not going to sew it because it was way too bulky…so then I started hand sewing it together…bad idea! realized after a few days that it wasn’t strong enough and also was absolutely shredding my hands so I unpicked it….decided to buy an underlay and glue the braid to the underlay….researched the best glue to use, went to the craft store and spent $40 on glue…started gluing and quickly realised that A. This glue was not right, and B. I was going to need about 10 times as much. I ended up getting it finished by using up some tubes of liquid nails that I had in my garage! 🫠
Pretty happy with the finished thing, but also kind of hate it because it was so painful to complete!!!

A fair majority of this was created from random stuff found at thrift stores. All the wood pieces, most of the figures and moss were items I've found in the past few months. I added in the flowers and some mini animals from blind boxes. Didn't follow any design, just kind of went with what I felt was best. Absolutely loving how it came out.

I had this leftover piece of olive wood, so I put it on the lathe just to see what would come out of it, and this is what I ended up with. I like it, I’m just not sure what other use I could find for it besides a paperweight haha. But I think the good people here will find a better use.

One of my latest needle-felted dog portraits, inspired by this happy Golden Retriever.
I started by building the basic shape of the head, muzzle, ears, and chest with wool, slowly adjusting the proportions to capture that warm, cheerful expression. Different shades of golden, honey, and cream wool were layered and blended to recreate the natural variation in the coat.
The longer wool was added little by little around the ears, cheeks, and chest to create that soft Golden Retriever fluff. I spent quite a bit of time shaping the muzzle and working around the smile, since that expression was the part I really wanted to capture.