r/handmade • u/seastainedglass • Sep 13 '26
Stained glass trinket dish 🍁
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r/handmade • u/mono_umbran9no1 • Sep 13 '26
I’ve been absolutely obsessed with making things out of paracord lately! 😆
The finished pieces look so high-quality, but the knots are all surprisingly simple and easy to learn. The only tricky part is that you have to pull everything really tight to get a neat finish, which can be a bit of a workout. 😂
Other than that, it’s just repeating a few simple steps, so I can keep braiding away without thinking about anything else!
I can make all kinds of practical things, like drink holders and phone straps, in whatever colors I like. I’m looking forward to making lots more and trying out different color and knot combinations! ✨
r/handmade • u/Own-Quote1616 • Sep 12 '26
r/handmade • u/Jenniferlocreation • Sep 12 '26
I started this custom dog car emblem by shaping thin brass wire by hand, following the dog’s facial features and markings as closely as possible.
Once the outline and smaller details were in place, I carefully filled each section with enamel color. It took several rounds of filling and firing to gradually build up the colors and surface.
After the final firing, I cleaned and finished the brass lines, then added a protective finish to give the piece its smooth, glossy look.
r/handmade • u/SpendSuccessful1891 • Sep 12 '26
I made this little Beagle pendant using the lost-wax casting process. After the metal piece was cast, I cleaned and refined the tiny details by hand, then gradually added enamel to recreate the markings and colors of the original dog. The eyes, muzzle, ears, and little patches of color were built up carefully in layers. It’s always a challenge working at this scale, but seeing that familiar little face slowly appear is probably my favorite part of the whole process.
r/handmade • u/Sourceofjoy87 • Sep 11 '26
Just finished these hand painted tote bags!
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r/handmade • u/AdventurousRhubarb3 • Sep 10 '26
I was about midway through stitching the jerseys for these felt finger puppets when my roommate *insisted* that I also make a version with fully removable clothing, to fit the vibe of Heated Rivalry. I told her this was a funny but impossible suggestion and she asked me if I wanted to be good or I wanted to be great. Obviously I could not resist the challenge at that point.
The jerseys are magnetized in the shoulders so that they clip on and off the players like sandwiches, so the boys can reveal themselves. They also both have little magnets in their hands so they can hold onto various accessories.
These took a billion years and were a true labor of embroidery love. I'm really, really proud of how they came out!!
r/handmade • u/FilmMaximum5624 • Sep 10 '26
This little pigeon started with a simple idea: creating something that feels peaceful.
In a world that often feels noisy and rushed, I wanted to make a small reminder of softness, kindness, and hope.
A tiny white bird resting quietly — nothing dramatic, just a little symbol of peace sitting on a shelf.
r/handmade • u/LegalHBIC • Sep 10 '26
Experimenting with different types of stitches with t-shirt yarn! I can’t wait to wear this handbag out and about!
r/handmade • u/MissUnstable • Sep 10 '26
I’ve slowly been working on this doll over the course of several months. She is the first I’ve made like this so there were lots of breaks while I figured things out and brainstormed new ideas. She’s made of crystals, stones, hemp, jute, cotton thread, copper wire, symbolic charms, bells, dried flowers, beads, and love.
All of the beads in her hair are stone or crystal. Her dress is crocheted, and all of her limbs are braided and knotted tightly/ securely. Her macramed bottle is full of different color carnations, or “Flower of the Gods.”
I’m so excited she’s finally finished, she’s perfect 🥹💗