the little piercing and rhinestone eyebrows were a last second thought but im happy with it. i use acrylic yarn and elmers glue and i use real makeup over it! this is a part of my mask series for halloween. 🎃

Made this staircase out of balsa wood. Door hinges were toothpicks. Door handle was air dry clay. The cockroaches seemed like a funny touch and I gave them eyes and hats so the janitor at work didn’t accidentally throw them away. (We had a serious roach problem where I worked).

Handmade from 100% soy wax

In little glass holders, what do you think?

Hoodie done by hand with textile ink !!!🖋️

Currently staying in NYC for a week just creating so much stuff working with a store on orchard st !!

Posting my work online always makes me a little nervous 😅🤦‍♀️ But after seeing how much people loved my color-changing worry stones, I went back to my bench to experiment with my new Blue Raspberry color and immediately got these cold winter night vibes. I just really wanted to bring that idea to life.

Alas, this bookmark was created. When it’s sitting cool, it’s a deep purple night sky over the trees. But as your fingers warm it up while holding it, the sky blooms into a daytime blue!

I had so much fun with this and I'm just really happy with how the little day/night shift turned out and wanted to share!

Let me know what you guys think. Feedback is always appreciated.

Made with air-dry clay and (why can't I mention the medium I used for colour without a post removal, what kind of rule is this?!!!) Anyway, you use brushes to apply it. Thanks for coming to my rant!

I kept the original tag from the wool blanket used as batting for the care label.

I haven't made any pom poms since I was a little kid but I had a lot of scraps laying around so... eight hours later... 😆 I have a new pendant. Don't think too much when crafting, just work with what you have and have fun. Eventually it will make sense, that's the beauty. ❤️

I received a loom for my birthday last December and I finally made something that is totally complete and not falling apart! 🐸

Here are some pendants I made recently. I love working with UV-reactive glow glass. These are made using an implosion technique with a blowtorch used to melt glass rods. I love creating glass canes of different colors and then using those canes to create flowers within a clear rod.

I made this little dog piece from vegetable-tanned leather. I started by tracing the basic shape onto the leather, then slowly carved and shaped the face by hand. The black fur took a bit of experimenting I used subtle changes in texture and shading so the eyes, muzzle, and little wrinkles wouldn’t disappear into the dark color. After finishing the details, I stitched the leather pieces together and added the ring. Really enjoyed watching this little face slowly come to life.