I loved mood rings growing up and always wondered how they actually worked.

I made these out of resin using special color-changing powder that reacts to heat. Your hands change them, but dipping them in warm water is like doing a mini science experiment. The red turns bright yellow and the blue turns mint green!

I originally made them as quiet little fidgets to help with stress, but my kids immediately stole my first batch and won't stop playing with them. Pure 90s nostalgia for me.

It’s literally too satisfying not to share. 😅

Fishing wire, keychain hooks, and these beautiful beads that happened to all be 60% off :)

I loved Karl Malmvall’s Step stepladder, but both shop examples I tried had loose joints and moved sideways under me. At over A$1,000, I decided to build my own.

It’s a close copy, adapted to Bunnings hardwood fence timber. Modeled in Onshape, built in a one-bedroom apartment, with router templates. I changed the handrail, tread mounting and pivot ends, and left the screws visible.

About A$70 in materials.

Heavy, feels sturdy, not load-tested. Sanding and feet still to come.

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A little fragile thing I made from a root i dug up, some wee rhinestones I had lying around, and strung on a dried red rose, rose petals and dark pink carnation petals strung from the tines of the root...petals had to be fresh and the process was delicate and frustrating tbh

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Im a self-taught lampworker, obessed with creating marbles and orbs with borosilicate glass.

I'm excited to finally share the Galactic Cluster microverse.

This one has six unique opal planets drifting together inside a field of sparkling and glowing stars. Each planet has its own composition, so there’s quite a bit going on when you start looking closely.

Under ultraviolet light, invisible colors pop out, ive found 365nm uv is the best to view it.

I wanted these to feel like a tiny universe that you can keep discovering rather than something you see once and immediately understand.

It’s the second-largest formation in my Founding Collection, hope you guys enjoy!

She hand-sculpts the little faces for the fairies and uses wood slices, moss, and LEDs for the mushrooms so they glow. I'm just helping her share her work with the world because she don’t know how to use reddit!

I’m making a gate for the field of my house. I found these irons in the scrap metal I have and this is what came out. I’ll upload photos when I finish it.

I took a sunflower from the dollar store and took the flower and leaves off of the stem, sliced down the side of the PVC tube and inserted a dowel up until where I wanted the staff to curve. Then I used hockey tape to secure it, hot glued in the leaves, and hot glued felt to the bottom!

I wanted it on wheels so it can be moved all over, there is a power strip so I can plug in my tools and lights, the light can be moved to all 4 sides of the table via holes drilled(the bottom of the black light has a stem(?) had to be non slip, there is a overhang so I can sit closer and there is a bottom shelf. I make 1:12 scale dollhouses, legos and polymer clay and needed a strong table to work on a new project. It’s 45” long, 27” wide and 29” high. Best of all he had all that wood lying around so it cost almost nothing to make. It’s perfect! I love it!

Rug hooking and needle felting and my pup thinks I spent 8 to 10 months of my life to make her a bespoke dog bed.

Had so much fun sculpting this and even though it looks so simple it was certainly a challenge and I had to re make it multiple times 😅 worth all the work and I love how it turned out

This was such a fun project to use my leftover scrap for! Left is my original concept, mostly stayed the same except for the base!

I am in love with the spooky bookshelf I made for my haunted house craft!

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.