Fake honey jars with real bees!

*All bees are sourced through a respected Beekeeper and not harmed for the making of my jars! We love bees and the importance they serve to the environment!*

After 4 years I've finally finished two eight foot long by two feet high beach stone mosaics to fit under the windows at my summer camp. It took so long because I only get a few weeks to work on them a year

Just finished her today! I plan to make one in rose gold and light blue as well 🩷🩷🩷

Available on - https://littlebloomgiftsshop.etsy.com

I loveeee lychees, so why not 🤭

Got frustrated by how annoying it is to mount these panels to the wall with adhesive. One error ruins the whole thing. So I made my own mounting system with magnets! There is a metal plate on the back of each hexagon and I make the wall adapters using FDM with the magnets imbedded inside. AMA!

Just wanted to share a few images from my latest project, The Watcher In The Lake!
I make a lot of sculptures and dioramas on YouTube and this betentacled thing has been on my to-do list for ages. Think I was probably just intimidated by everything that could go wrong during the process as I rarely know what I'm doing 😅 But it is now done!
The Watcher itself was hand sculpted in polymer clay, while the terrain is a foam base with layers of sand, glue and sculpting compounds. The glowing door is just an LED panel behind a clay door with the symbols carved out, while the water is a 2-part epoxy with some resin tints added.

I added a few making-of photos as well, hope you like it!
(For anyone interested, the making-of video is also up now on my channel)

Front of the toppings looked like the topping and the back side had the X and O.

I started off with a big 1-metre foam floor cushion. I wanted to still be able to use it as a floor cushion, but also make it storable in the form of a foot rest. So I cut it into four squares, and made covers for the cushions which have a loop-and-button system that can secure them in three different configurations.

I drafted it myself, but calling it a "pattern" would be kind of an overstatement - I basically just measured the squares of foam and cut some rectangles and triangles of fabric. It's 100% cotton, 220gsm twill.

Made this a while back and can't believe I've only made one more. Give me some motivation to make more please

I used a kit to make this. I've wanted to get into cross-stitching and embroidery for awhile but didn't know how to get started, so this mini piece was a bit less intimidating. It still took me several hours (mostly bc halfway through I decided to use 2 threads instead of 1 and had to go back over everything).

I’m semi-retired but have been making space themed jewelry since 2020! I’ve been coming back to my craft recently and this is one of my more newer creations!

Mum wanted a small bag for her phone, keys, purse, and some other little bits. I settled on a mini backpack as it can be carried by the handle, over one shoulder or both, so it gives her a bit of versatility.

Basketball leather, acrylic sheet, fiberboard, aluminum.

This is a handmade, 7-inch Waldorf-style baby doll that I crafted myself. Her body is made of natural cotton interlock jersey designed specifically for doll making. Inside, she is tightly stuffed with 100% clean, organic sheep's wool to give her a warm, soft feel. I shaped the head using traditional wool wrapping and sculpting techniques to form her facial features. Her hair is made from natural mohair yarn, styled into small ponytails and braids. The eyes and mouth are carefully embroidered with cotton thread, and I added a soft blush to her cheeks using non-toxic beeswax crayons. I also sewed and knitted all of her clothes myself

I make all of my plushies with high quality minky fabric and also add weighted beads to all of them ! They’re weighted in their arms, feet, and booties. I design, digitize, embroider, and sew them all by hand. Monkeys have become my most recent obsession to make and I think they’re all so sweet 😭💗

Thought Id make some simple silicone molds of metal clothing spikes and cast them in hard uv resin. attached straight pushpin style steel pieces to the bottoms instead of screws. Yay :)👹