r/somethingimade • u/Dolldrums • 5h ago
I made this needle felt woman to express my current feels.
Literally my hair looks like this right now. This lady is made of wool and polymer clay.
r/somethingimade • u/M0FB • Jun 11 '26
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r/somethingimade • u/Dolldrums • 5h ago
Literally my hair looks like this right now. This lady is made of wool and polymer clay.
r/somethingimade • u/KinetiCritters • 14h ago
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I make all kinds of micro puppets, including tiny kermits I call Ker'micro!
Lately I've made some mice cream and Mothman micro-puppets!
They are less than 2" tall and use cable mechanisms to operate their mouth and heads
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r/somethingimade • u/Pavelcraftleather • 18h ago
After making several animal bags with my dad (stingray, shrimp, hammerhead shark, panda, cat), I wanted to try another animal design, but this time something completely different, so here is our take on a capybara bag.
It is fully handmade from vegetable tanned leather. I used a 6.5 oz / 2.5 mm veg tan for the body, dyed the muzzle darker and added the little ears and feet. What I’m really proud of as a design idea was making the D-rings resemble a capybara head. I also burned the little hair lines into the flap to add some texture and make it look a bit more realistic.
My dad and I worked together on the design and templates, and I digitized the pattern afterwards as well.
Let me know what you think of this one!
r/somethingimade • u/weirdwench1 • 2h ago
Some are old first drafts and others my second go round. I stayed up way too late working on these.
They are just erasers i cute into with normal lino cut tool. A few stamps with the ink pad to check how they were coming out, and to do more touch ups. Now I have some cute stamps and a bunch of ink on my hands.
r/somethingimade • u/peculiar_lemming • 1d ago
All handmade except for the figure
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r/somethingimade • u/Fuzzy_South_3907 • 6h ago
The piece is actually made fully to scale and is proportionate to the average baked potato.
I used a variety of wet and needle felting to get its outer layer and the inside is a wool stuffing that has been soaked in tea. Thought my tea soaking days were behind me but sadly not.
The butter dripping down was a must request from my gf who as per usual is asking if we can keep it… we can’t. Took me around 8 hours on and off to make. Any questions please feel free to ask.
r/somethingimade • u/tabberjabber • 19h ago
30" x 18.75" x 3"
r/somethingimade • u/Sew-Fresh • 15h ago
I bead embroidered Lucy Dacus from her Forever is a Feeling album cover. I used primarily 11/0 delica beads and finished with a chainstitch border.
r/somethingimade • u/TheArtfulLlama • 18h ago
I hope you enjoy pictures of my soaps both in and out of their molds!
r/somethingimade • u/jfal93 • 11h ago
Be gentle with me, I’ve never done anything like this before 😂 the names are iron on and the numbers are glued on from Etsy, but otherwise the rest is all hand done! A little messy in places, but it’s my first sewing craft
r/somethingimade • u/CarAccomplished104 • 13m ago
I crocheted this pink and purple horned hat in just a couple of days. I bought yarn in two colors from a local store - pink and purple, approximately 200 meters per 100 grams.
First, I crocheted a simple beanie, then made the horns and ears separately and sewed them onto the hat. I also cut strands of colorful yarn, attached them to the sides of the hat, and braided them into long braids.
I make hats like this and similar designs for myself, simply because I enjoy crocheting and creating things for fun.
r/somethingimade • u/truenorthcreations • 23h ago
r/somethingimade • u/coach_kevinm • 19h ago
Wife saw something similar online (for $$$$$) so I decided to make it myself.
r/somethingimade • u/Bodnaruc-Sculpture • 22h ago
I wanted to try something smaller and simpler this time, while keeping the rough chainsaw marks and giving him as much character as possible. Thinking about making more small carvings like this. What do you guys think?
r/somethingimade • u/Am_woodstudio • 11h ago
A solid Ash coffee table I made a few years ago
r/somethingimade • u/ChoochCartoon • 10h ago
Hello! Wood Carver and newly found tiny robot maker. He is made of exotic wood off chunks that I was trying to find uses for and various metal piping. Also that tiny hat comes off - just saying.
It's been a super fun process and every new little robot is a different way to play with techniques and I'm 4(?) robots im excited by the direction.
Anything/ideas anyone would like to see?
CHOOCH
r/somethingimade • u/No-Teacher-1909 • 17h ago
What do you think of these?
Handmade
100% soy wax
Made to represent the irish mountainside on a warm day
Purple for mountain heather
Green for the other folaige, grassea,sages etc
r/somethingimade • u/SnooCakes6581 • 1d ago
Hey everyone! Was digging through my old portfolio and found this suspended sculpture I made about 5 years ago.