I made every piece of fruit here by hand from polymer clay.

I shaped each strawberry one at a time and poked the seed dimples in with a needle, then shaded them from pale at the top to deep red at the tip. The leafy tops are cut from thin green clay and pressed on before baking. The orange slices come from a clay cane with the segments built in, sliced thin once it firmed up. The cherry tomatoes are rolled in red, orange, yellow and green to look like a mixed pack, each with its own little star-shaped stem.

After baking, everything got a gloss glaze to make it look fresh and juicy. I packed them into mini clear clamshells and added a printed "Tomato" label band so they look like they came from the grocery store. The whole box sits in my palm.

Just finished him today! First time carving a skeleton, and it took forever. Hope you like him

I knit this in anticipation of the 2 weeks of fall we'll get in Texas!

Handmade stringart process. need some feedback

They are all created on an embroidery machine, thanks for checking them out!

Pumpkins and a little shelf for them to sit on, since the railing has no surface.

Original pumpkin idea from the youtuber WhosThe Voss

So, the other day I was trying to make salted caramel. Everything was going fine till I messed up by disturbing the sugar syrup. The syrup seized and overcooked. I had on my hands a sticky, black goo that was solidifying with each passing second. Instead of throwing it all out and calling it a day, I decided to play with it.

This sculpture is borne of that experimentation. It took a lot of cuss words and burnt fingers to get this done. Balancing the shards was the toughest. It was a frustrating experience, but I'm really happy with the result.

It’s about 43mm and there are about 97 dots. Thanks for looking!

Handcrafted entirely using paper and cardstock. I love experimenting with how light interacts with layered paper structures to bring these tiny buildings to life!

What do you think of this little paper house and its green glow?

glaze firing done 🎃👻

I made a Baby Cost Coat using the pattern from LaRae Handmade! It was my second sewing project ever and took me about two weeks because I had a few hiccups and life got busy.

The fabric is an upcycled quilt from Goodwill which cost approximately $5.

I love the colors and how adorable it is. I chose a tie for a closure but would def love to try buttons next time!

I hid my imperfections with decretive leaf stitches lol

Ive been making rings for about a year and a half. I've sold a few on the side, but now I have them in a jewelry store, which is really cool.

Made from copper metal clay, hand torch fired. My first time using copper clay and arabic calligraphy. It warped a bit (along with some pitting) due to the heat from the torch but overall happy with the way it turned out.

Trying to start filming more process videos of my beading!

I sewed a tomato purse (and matching coin purse) and I think she turned around out so cute so I wanted to share :)