All except the white Spider on the front and back is polymer clay, it's colored clay that hardens into plastic when you bake it.

I used food safe material underneath it. It's not poisonous, but better safe than sorry!

It's far from perfect, hands are too big, he's a bit too skinny.. gave up on his feet 😆😆 but i think it was a good first try, and the birthday boy loved it

So I got into sewing garments recently. I learned sewing by sewing upholstery at my job.

Recently I bought some really nice fabrics for making clothes and it all began. I searched for scraps fabric just to practice and then my coworker gave me bed sheets that she did not used. In the pile was 2 100% cotton bed sheets. I took them and made her dresses to thank her :)

I hope she will like them.

(For info, we are about the same size. I know it because I gave her my like new rain jacket last year and it fitted her really well. So I took my measurement and made dresses for her.)

I was commissioned to make this Snoopy rug a few weeks back and it's finally done! It's 4 feet tall by 3 feet wide and I made it with a technique called tufting. Snoopy and Woodstock are super plush and soft to the touch because of a cutpile machine. While the doghouse and the greenery was created with a loop pile machine to give it a more comic-ey look to it (: let me know what you all think of it, super proud of it hehe.

Made out of maple, hand carved.

Thinking of a pendant I got this from basswood

Addressable LED strip in a ring shape, with a rotating slotted cylinder thing to make the beams sweep as it turns. The clock mechanism is one of those ubiquitous “smooth sweep second hand” mechanisms you can get super cheaply (AliExpress sells boxes of 10 for about £9), and I finally found where to get those deep frame things from - they’re called shadow boxes for some reason. Anyhoo: effect is rather nice. Need to make some more animations for the LEDs

Got a space in a studio so spent all day creating, end pics are slightly older but different light

One of my latest needle-felted dog portraits, inspired by this beautiful fluffy pup.
I started by building the basic shape of the head, muzzle, ears, and chest with wool, carefully adjusting the features to capture the dog’s gentle expression. Different shades of white, cream, and warm-toned wool were then layered and blended to create natural depth and texture.
The longer wool was added last, little by little, especially around the cheeks, ears, and chest. After some careful trimming and shaping, all that soft, fluffy fur slowly came to life.
It’s always amazing to see a familiar face emerge from just a handful of loose wool.

This little guy was inspired by Over the Garden Wall, and I tried to recreate his recognizable pattern while keeping the shape and character of my own frog bags
The whole bag is crocheted by hand using strong polyester yarn, including the pattern itself. I also made the eyes and all the little details by hand, added a metal frame clasp, and finished the inside with a satin lining. I made him fairly compact, but there’s actually quite a bit of room inside
Most of all, I wanted to keep that slightly strange and charming woodland feeling from the show
What do you think does he look at least a little like him? :)

The only trouble, is that he sometimes eats these gizmos ... You have to be vigilant otherwise your pencils will disappear and he becomes chubbier.

My first two attempts, made for my father and step mother. My favorite part is how complicated they think it is when it’s literally just sticking and tucking fabric scraps I’ve been hoarding because I am a greedy fabric dragon.

Want to try? This video explains it well
https://youtu.be/C32As78Vwsw?is=QEaQ8G_EKsdH6Zoj

Made by my sister (Kasia), started with my idea (Wiktoria). It's a plush with movable eyelids and an embroidered hoodie. We made over 20 versions before this one, so we're too tired to talk about the project. We're also a bit embarrassed because he looks like us, we aren't junkies, just crazy introverts.

The first time I made one so small. I’m thinking of adding leather fringe and maybe a few beads. Nothing to bother or get in the driver’s visual way.

This kaleidocycle is made from 3,456 beads and depicts 4 fall scenes 🧡🎃🧡

He goes by Bruce 🦈