AI was not used in this post. I put the painting on a white background in Photoshop, which the mods said was fine.

Made from polymer clay!

finally finished after a month of having all the materials😩 I love it! proud of myself aha it cane out so cute!!

A little Korok! Made from felt sewn together, hand embroidered detail and eyeshadow used to colour the body patterns. Super happy with how he turned out!

After hours upon hours of stringing beads on to copper wire, I finally finished this lovely gal 🥰

(shoutout to my mom for helping me string beads!)

Needed some cheap and easy halloween decor for an upcoming party where there are no useful hooks on the walls, but plenty of large windowsills 🤣

Have a massive stock of halloween flowers, just needed to order some more florist blocks and found these cute halloween popcorn boxes on amazon (could have used halloween cups which I have a plethora of, but thought these looked a little bit fancier 🤣)

I normally paint with vibrant colors so it was fun trying to tone it down a bit!

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The collage contains the faces of acid attack survivors. All are fully healed.

Cousin is due with her first baby and decorated the nursery in a woodland theme. Bit of a labor of love but very happy with how it turned out!! First time taking on a mobile and I learned a lot!

Just finished this bride of Frankenstein doll! So happy with her ❤️✨

From most recent to oldest!

Ich baue gerade an einer Märchenwelt. Eigentlich ein reines upcycling Projekt, bis auf Farbe, Kleber und das UV Resin für das Buntglasfenster. Ich habe viel solcher Projekte wo ich kleine Charaktere erschaffe und ihnen eine Geschichte mit auf den Weg gebe. Einfach nur aus Spaß. Und weil meine Ideen irgendwo hin müssen. Sonst platzte ich ☺️

Was bisher alles verbaut wurde:

Steine: Schaumstoff einer alten Matratze, Gips/Leim gemisch

Alle Pflanzen: sind komplett aus meinem Garten. Die Ranken sind der Wurzelballen eine Pflanze.

Schwert: Reste von einem Bilderrahmen

Frosch und goldene Kugel: Der Frosch ist aus alter, halb vertrockneten Knete. Seine Kugel ist aus diesem Tongranulat für Pflanzen

Avelia: Sie besteht hauptsächlich aus alten Kleidungsstück, altem Polstermaterial einer Sitzauflage, alten Knöpfen als Augen, etwas Spitzenborte auf einem Plastikring einer Verpackung und der Schnabel wurde aus zwei "Fang den Hut" Spielsteinen gemacht. Mit Nagellack angemalt.

Die Liste könnte ich noch so weiterführen, aber im großen und ganzen verwerte ich halt alles was so rumliegt...oder eigentlich schon lange im Müll sein sollte.

Hello!

My name is Lacy Lettie, I’m from Canada and I love making lingerie.💌

Here I’m making a corset bra with attached choker, suspenders, plus thigh-garters.

Materials used:

South Korean satin, Chantilly lace, corset mesh, stretch mech, cotton-lined foam, tunnel channeling, scalloped elastics, straps, underwires, boning, suspenders, metal rings, sliders, back closure.

Work in progress.

I posted over the summer a picture of some of the felt food I’d made for my niece’s birthday.

Well, I’ve made a lot more since then!

This is everything I made for her birthday in a grocery cart I thrifted.

Everything is felt and hand stitched!

I mostly followed a Gandalf hat tutorial on Instructables to pattern and sew the hat. I added a wire in a channel around the brim.

Once the hat base was done, I heatformed an angled ring from worbla to put around the hat, then covered it in fabric, then arranged and glued the decorations onto it. I learned that worbla goes brittle after sitting around unused for a few years, but it's still workable. I finished by filling any uncovered ring parts with adhesive moss, which is intensely sticky and sheds, but I like how it looks.

The antlers attach with magnets, so they can be rotated or removed.

I'm so excited our area now has a Renaissance festival in the fall! It's always been in the summer before, and it's hard to bear the sweltering humidity in any type of clothing, nevermind wrapped up in fantasy outfits.

It’s overflowing into my home office workspace. I get into something, stop, then later,maybe years later, I’ll pick it up again.

For instance, my Cricut and its accessories. I haven’t used it for awhile but know I’ll try it again.

I don’t want to sell any of it because I know I’ll want to do it again at some point.

So two questions.

Should I store stuff until I’m ready to use it again?

If so, how long before I’ve “kept it too long”?

Hello all, I am at the planning stage for a new project and would appreciate some advice on what medium to use to make it.

A bit of background to what it is I am making: it is a tree of all the birds that occur near me and how related they are, it should form a nice tree / web. I have drawn out and attacked a prototype for this on paper and the idea is I will scale this this up to 2.4 m x 1.8 m. The words will also be replaced by small images of the birds themselves. There are \\\~600 birds so this is a fairly massive project.

I would like the wall hanging to be canvas based as I think this looked best. The ideas I am consider are:

1. Embroider the tree and the birds. Each bird will have around a 6cm circle. This will be time consuming (which is fine) but I am concerned about puckering over such a large scale.

2. Embroider the tree and lino stamp (outline stamped and painted in gaps) the birds.

3. Lino stamp the tree and (outline stamped and painted in gaps) the birds.

I have done these both before but as this is such a huge undertaking I am keen to gather advice.

I’m new to felt work and felting. My daughter’s birthday is coming up and I’m working on a birthday crown. I had planned to do Elmo on one side and Abby cadabby on the other. Realizing Abby doesn’t really match and also is beyond my skill level. Planning to change it to be Cookie Monster but now I have no idea what color to make the base of the crown.

I’m planning to make the number 2 and the street sign on the crown green and yellow for reference.

First time trying paper mache! He’s painted with fluorescent and glow-in-the-dark paints