u/tinykeyscraft

Image 1 — Give me a reality check, is my design too dainty?
Image 2 — Give me a reality check, is my design too dainty?

Give me a reality check, is my design too dainty?

I make fidget rings like this. These "charms" are basically hold by 1.5x0.7mm (thickness) jump rings in D shape (as the ring bands is half-round). I handmade all of these and always use hard solder on every joints. Someone ordered this ring 2 months ago and told me today the flower simply failed off and claimed it was structural faulty. The flowers always have a flat base and the jump ring is also filed slightly flat at the top to attach better. How can I improve this design? Reduce the size of the flowers? Make the jump rings thicker? Or do this one entirely different?

u/tinykeyscraft — 7 days ago

I made a (half)finished miniature crochet hook for my granny squares

Managed to snap some process photos this time, although in bad quality as I often have to work at night on this project. The tip is around 1mm, body is 2mm (without the wires). It's a little bit soft but it works. I need some ideas on the end of the hook hehe, should I drill a hole to make it hang-able, or should it be some decorative ends? I do want to make the body a little bit bigger to make it more comfortable.

u/tinykeyscraft — 13 days ago
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You might like this if you like miniature crochet hehehe

So the other day I used my alternative reddit username to post a granny square of a fish and today I made another one, using my home-made hook from sterling silver. Being a miniature fan makes you crazy sometimes 😂😂😂😂

u/tinykeyscraft — 13 days ago