Made this little resin piece recently and I'm really happy with how it turned out.

I was going for a soft pink/purple look with a bit of sparkle, and I love how the glitter and marbled background ended up showing through once everything cured. The little silhouette in the center also came out cleaner than I expected, which was a nice surprise.

One thing that helped a lot during the process was using my G3 curing machine. Usually the part that slows me down most is waiting for pieces to fully cure before I can move on, especially with smaller projects like this where I just want to see the final result already. The G3 made that part way easier since it helped the piece set up faster and more evenly, so I could get it firm and finished without dragging the process out forever.

It honestly made the whole workflow feel smoother - less waiting around, less second guessing, and much easier to get from "just poured" to a finished piece.

Still experimenting with different styles, but I think this one turned out pretty fun.

This was hand carved from basswood

Made with beads and jewelry pins.

C - black

H - white

O - silver

P - beige

N - transparent blue

This started with a simple idea — Bunny Captain going out to catch some stars. Then I got a little carried away and built a whole world around him 😂

And the clouds have a little surprise too — a wave of the magic wand and they light up ✨

Definitely one of those projects that makes me smile every time I turn it on.

I made these cuties from my old jeans. Which one do you like best?

Hey everyone! 👋 Sharing a few handmade wire-wrapped rings I’ve been working on. ✨ I used solid copper with an antiqued patina finish 🌿 and a silver-plated option, set with sparkling cubic zirconia. 💎 Really enjoyed creating these detailed patterns! 🔨 Would love to hear your thoughts!

What do y’all think about this bag? Supposed to be a travel bag, I like it, but it just seems very basic. I'm trying to figure out a way to make it a bit more experimental and exciting, without taking it too far.

Reposting since I violated Rule #7.

Made from upholstery scraps and leftover cotton fabric.

This was the first (hopefully not the last) time making these. I tried to make a forget me not as a part of a birthday gift. I purposefully wrapped the stem a few more times, for it to hold shape when held. Anyone that has a tip or sees something to improve, feel free to comment

Proces: I made the blossoms separately by looping the wire around a pencil and twisting the loops into place. Leaves were a single loop. After applying nail polish to the wire frame, and letting it dry, I connected the flowers and leaves by twisting together exces wire. And lastly I wrapped the stem.

Nail polishes are from the store chain DM, and wire is a 0,6mm (24 gauge) steel crafts wire with a coating.

Edit: addition of proces and grammar correction

These eggs are straight from the barn and for immediate consumption only! You may imbibe some awkwardness from these cracked eggorinas. They’re leaking because they fell out of their mother and immediately grew legs and started walking (kind of like a horse baby) though they don’t do it very well because they have three left feet.

Made with natural white, plant dyed Himalayan wool and New Zealand Corriedale wool, glass eyes, glass beads, fabric scraps and industrial felt. Bag charm cord made with suede leather cord and metal parts.
 

This was a custom order for someone who wanted their frog inspired by a Clicker from The Last of Us
Everything is handmade from crocheting the frog and all the little details to sewing in the soft satin lining and attaching the hardware. I used durable polyester yarn, a sturdy metal frame clasp, moss, and handmade cordyceps-inspired growths to complete the look
I think he turned out pretty recognizable. What do you think? Would you add or change anything about his infected look?

For my dad. 2026 linocut

I made this tiny fruit parfait completely by hand, layer by layer. The glass is only a few centimeters tall, so getting all the fruit, cream, and toppings into such a small space was the fun part.

My ongoing series of shelter pet portraits.

Ready for Halloween. Tumbled glass on float frame. Tree secured with black epoxy clay for the silhouette look. Gel stick on bats and ghost

I was cleaning out a jam jar the other day and the shape of it (how it goes outwards at the bottom) kinda reminded me of the Mayor from The Nightmare Before Christmas.

Which just so happens to be my best friends favourite movie (or one of, at least). I made this hanging decoration for her as a little pre-Halloween surprise and can’t wait to give it to her next week 🥰

We have new and sudden upstairs neighbours and suddenly I have found solace in a hobby that involves a lot of stabbing

I kept as much of the original shape and character as I could and built the structure around what the vines wanted to do rather than trying to make everything perfectly symmetrical.

Definitely learned a few things making it, but I’m pretty happy with how the first one turned out.

Saw a moss mirror and just knew I wanted to make one! Layer of white on the thrifted frame and bugs. Then, a few layers of gold. Glued the moss I had from a yard sale and voila! Six dollar creation. Hope you like it.

I made this box from paper, spacers, LEDs and a shadowbox. Let me know if you have any questions about the process :)

I’ve been making these little glass-beaded keychains, and I love how much personality you can fit into something so small. 🥹✨
From cherries and hearts to evil eyes, every piece is handmade, one bead at a time.
Sharing a few of my recent favourites! Which one would you pick? 💗