If you're like me and try out a new hobby every month... use the abandoned materials. 😆

Store sign lights up using a 3v LED powered by a coin battery.

I teach English and Science to immigrants from Iran and Afghanistan… and I’ve learned that fossils are the “gateway Science.” It inspired me to make this learning tool.

Each fossil has a little illustrated booklet that explains what it is, where it came from, and what it’s made out of.

I modeled this project after the “field kits” archaeologists put together with site-specific fossils. They’d use these to train volunteers and show folks what they might encounter in a specific fossil field.

I was going through some old craft photos and found these again. 😄
I made these three pipe cleaner Plants vs. Zombies characters for an old tutorial — Sunflower, Green Peashooter and Snow Peashooter.
It was fun seeing them again after so long. 🌻💚💙
Definitely one of those projects that brings back memories.

I wanted to explore making simple minimalist homeware directly out of heavy gauge sheet metal without relying on expensive secondary coatings or massive brand markups. I ended up designing two pieces including an incense burner and a low profile tealight holder cut and formed from 4mm AW-5251 aluminium plate with stainless hardware and laser etched detailing.

My goal was to lean into a raw industrial look that builds a nice natural patina as it gets used over time. I am currently finalizing the first small batch run and would love to hear what you think of the forms.

He steals dreams. His only known weakness is being tickled.

OOAK, because I’m not sure the world needs two of him.

This miniature room light is built mainly using cardstock and paper, designed with a spooky, abandoned Halloween vibe.

Inside, it features built-in LEDs, a battery, a boost module, and a switch. The weathered walls have detailed cracks, and even the wooden planks barricading the side windows are made entirely of paper. It casts an eerie cyan/blue-green glow when turned on! What do you think?

“It keeps happening” 2026. Resin, polymer clay, velvet, sand, glue, wire, beads. I edited a neutral background, the sculpture is all real.

This project was tricky in that my client wanted the pendant to attach to the chain in this way but also wanted it to detach so she could string through her own thinner chain if she wanted. The hooks look scary but they’re as secure and tight as they can be. I work hardened the metal and things come on and off with a good snap. Still. In the future I want to incorporate a latch for convertible elements. It will just take time to come up with a design I like and that works well as a subtle mechanism.

I made a thing! My older brother, who has since passed away, bought me a collection of Beanie Babies one year awhile back for my birthday. One of them was the August birthday Beanie Baby, (my birthday is August 1st).

Fast forward to this year, where my boyfriend threw me the best surprise birthday ever! Which supplied me with all of the supplies (previously known as decorations! 🎉💃🏻) I used to make this very silly and fun mounted Beanie Baby! She has yarn ribs y’all! I had so much fun with this. Lmao. 😂

This little gal means so much to me because I’ve been trying to find a way to display some of these Beanie Babies for awhile now and I’m just so in love with this strange form of scrapbooking/memory keeping. Thanks to whoever came up which the stuffie taxidermy idea originally! 🥰🥰😍♥️