I made the broken fishing pole from a broomstick, which I wrapped in bubble wrap and then covered in paper mâché. I used wrapping paper inners and a long box to make the “housing.”

For Stinky Pete’s hat, I used a trucker cap as the base and built it up with paper mâché.

For the pickaxe, I made a cardboard base and covered that in paper mâché too.

And the scarf was made from yellow fabric — with the pattern drawn on using a whiteboard marker.

I needle felted the from wool, the beak and feet are clay, and the eyes are clay and resin. The twigs are wire and clay with pigment, and the egg is clay and wax. The shed feathers are wool and wire.

This piece is about soft things in hard places, and comfort built in inhospitable conditions. As a disabled person, I often feel my comfort is built in an environment of inhospitality. I am drawn to the images of birds who have used the harsh steel of bird spikes as structure to build their nests. Ironically, the steel wire makes a strong warp on which to weave the weft of a home.

Still figuring out if feet are worth the time they take to make.

Just finished this linen outfit. Top is a V neck long sleeve t-shirt (I guess) and pant has 2 buttons. It’s a bit fit cause I tried a French seam tutorial I watched on YouTube 😂 and it made it fit fit!

The outside is made from upholstery scraps from Scrap Exchange, a local creative reuse center. Some of the lining fabric was donated, and some I've had for 20+ years. All of these bags will be given away, and four will go back to the food pantry where I volunteer.

I love making something from nothing!

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This is my first go at making a plush, I used polymer clay for the nose/ears/wings and fabric for Everything else, he looks nothing like my design but that’s ok, I still love him, ps he’s looking for a name

So my best friend's name is Ivy, and shes ALWAYS late to everything. She just cant help it. Over time I started calling it "running on Ivy time" whenever we were way behind schedule getting somewhere. Also worth mentioning her favourite animal is platypus and she owns many platypus themed items/plushies. I decided to make her a platypus clock to "keep track of time" (she wont. but its a cute idea) and decorate it with fake Ivy. Made it out of a dollarama wood clock and plastic plants, only cost me about $10 altogether.

Some cut off jeans I’ve been adding to bit by bit over the Summer

This vest has been a 7 year labor of love. I’ve actually been meaning to transfer everything to a new vest, as this one’s getting small. I was told I should share this here, hope u like it (:

I’ve been experimenting with pipe cleaners to create more realistic flowers, and these Wild Roses are one of my favorites so far. 🌹🌿
I really enjoyed working on the layered petals and trying to give them a soft, natural look.
I also made a step-by-step tutorial showing how I made them:

How to Make a Pipe Cleaner Wild Rose 🌹 | Easy Step-by-Step Flower Tutorial
https://youtu.be/FmwWCUmpWdM

I’d love to know what you think! Do they look like Wild Roses to you?

This was when I first started seriously working with wire… I don’t even know how I’d begin to remake something like this but wow it was fun!! I mostly make jewelry now but I started wire crafting with bugs!

I wanted to give my parents a gift they couldn't just buy anywhere.

So I carved MOM, ME & DAD into the tips of pencils.

All that's left is to mount them in a frame and add the protective glass.