Some of the beaded earring designs I created in the last few months. I’ve been on a butterfly spree 🦋 I tried to make the designs as realistic as possible, but the patterns are so intricate that it’s impossible to capture it 100%

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!

Nah, it’s just a stoned baked potato. Let me know what your thoughts and opinions are!

New members have joined the family! 🤡
The Mr. Clown family is growing bigger and bigger! 💗

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.

I'm still a beginner, but I plan on gifting these to friends.

I wanted to make a cute little bird…
but the wool had other plans.

So here is my tiny Garlic Bird — part bird, part vegetable, 100% confused.

Honestly, I think he knows he’s not supposed to exist .

I plan to try a different shape and handle method tomorrow, and I’ll keep this attempt for myself.
I also want to change the spacing of the letters, and remove the scalloped edges, as it’s for my father (I initially added them to match my mother’s set I made her). I want a higher lip, as well as higher handles so that no liquids run out.
I think it turned out beautifully for a charcuterie platter or something like that. For now, it lives in my walk in closet for my display of things I love 🥰

Mayco fundamental under glaze (x1) on cone 06 bisqueware, painted onto stamped details, left to dry, then wiped back with a slightly damp sponge.

Left sit to dry for a day.

Amaco glacier celadon (x2 thick coats) applied overtop entire face and underside.

Fired to cone 6. White 563 clay.

I wanted to make a snail, but something a little different from the usual cute ones. Somehow I ended up with this weird little mutant. 😂

Made entirely by hand with air-dry clay. Had a lot of fun with all the little details on this one!

What do you think?

I live on the coast and connect to nature and digitally detox through art.

I made this crossbody bag using full-grain leather, with every part cut, assembled and hand-stitched by me. The design is fairly simple and functional, with a zipper closure, an adjustable removable strap and a small interior pocket. The matching leather keychain was also made by hand.

Tying the knot... in yarn! 💍✨

Every detail of this custom wedding pair was handcrafted to match the couple’s special day—complete with a ruffled gown, bouquet, and custom suit details!

FB/IG Page: Mattie's Crochet Collection

My handmade mug.

etched by hand and poured the brass bolsters myself. thoughts? it was a custom order. final bill was $850 I made a custom sheath for $250 but lost the video of the sheath.