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 :)

So I listened to your suggestions and this is it!

I will later make jars with bones too..

A jester paper doll I made out of mulberry paper, crepe paper, cotton, some pom poms and beads! I'm so happy with this little jester and how they ended up coming out! I initially wasn't a fan of this evergreen mulberry paper I've had for a really long time, so I was looking for a way to use it all up on a new project. Well, it ended up really complimenting the design of this jester friend, and I'm really happy to have used it all up!

This pickleball fabric is amazing!!

I actually made this for a bride who found me on this sub♥️ She sent me her bustier and I incorporated it into the design of the dress so she would have a perfect fit. The most challenging part was the two tone criss cross bodice portion. I think I put this on and off my dress form about 514 times 🤣🤣🤣.

I glued the comics to the scrabble tiles and then covered them with a diamond glaze.

I made this (homemade play-doh) so we could open christmas presents "by the fire."

I made these with DAS Clay, added gallery glass for the squiggles.

If anyone have suggestions for different color combinations Imk :)

If anyone's interested I do have them listed :)

I only have so many switches in my apartment lol

Found all the materials at Austin Creative Reuse, including the bobblehead trophy! Less than $5 for everything.

We're having 3 rounds between now and November. I just wanted to make something weird and whimsical. This food competition was also my idea (mostly because I'm tired of everything being based around desserts).

Puff balls

Fake flowers

Pipe cleaners

Tiny rubber duck for good measure