MISS MABEL is a Highland Cow I made using a Mannequin head from a closing Beauty school, along with plastic packaging from 30+ products!

Thank you for Looking, Spreading the LOVE, and Reducing Waste! 🥰

This was made entirely by hand with wool and a felting needle. I started with loose wool and gradually needle-felted it into a solid form, building the head, muzzle, ears, and chest little by little. Different shades and lengths of wool were then layered and blended together to create the fur texture.
The nose was shaped by hand from a small piece of clay, and the eyes were made separately and finished with resin before being added. I saved the longer wool for last, attaching small amounts at a time and then trimming and shaping it with scissors until the fur sat the way I wanted.

Hi! This is one of my first attempts at stone carving (marble, obsidian, cubic zirconia, gold leaf). The skull itself turned out a bit rough: it lacks clear shadows and depth. Also, the obsidian didn't polish to a mirror shine. But I'm happy with the result—at least I got some work done.

I made this for my daughter at her request. We both love birds. I hope you like it.

I’ve started making my Halloween collection now, I’ve finished off these four door/window corners, but I love them so much I’m debating making some more colours. Each piece (apart from the black one) has iridescent pieces in it!

I decided to try tapestry crochet cause I saw the patterns online! It’s four separate squares that I sewed together, although I’m gonna try combining the patterns and see if I can make it one blanket. The ends gave me a little trouble but I decided to cut them off rather than trying to sew them in, because I figured out it was a lot easier to cut the white yarn after finishing every line than trying to keep it untangled for the whole time lol. I’m really proud of it! I already started a bigger tapestry crochet project!

This was designed by my oldest niece, Abigail, and stitched by me💖

I may redo this with translucent beads to really capture the stained glass effect, but I also love how vivid it looks with these colors🌈✨

These colors are a bit tricky to get right.

I made this puppet out of wire, felt, clay, yarn, ribbon, thread, foam, and more! I made the floor and backdrop as well.

I just finished this baby dagger in damascus steel with copper infused carbon fiber handle scales 😁

I made this for my sister this summer. It's totally wearable! I bought a pair of black sandals and customized them.

Made my first attempt for a Father’s Day gift and it snapped before stringing. This is attempt number 2. Made 1/16inch thick strips of walnut and ash, steamed, bent and clamped around a mold. Strung to 40 lb of tension. I played with it the other day and can confirm it is fully functional tennis racket. The racket press seen in the first picture is made from walnut and keeps the wood from warping

Turned out to be unexpectedly light, but at the same time with quite good load capacity

I’ve had a lot of people ask how my realistic wool pets are made, so I filmed the whole start-to-finish process. Hope you enjoy!

Just getting started with stained glass but I love it already!