My Uncle’s birthday is coming up and he loves Emergency! (Who doesn’t??) I made a tumbler for him and a tshirt for me. I can only post one thing at a time, apparently, so let me know if you all want to see the shirt.
To recreate the authentic 1500 year old stone masonry grid, I implemented a strict 1.1cm rule 1cm for the pure stone height and 1mm for the mortar joint spacing. Every vertical joint is intentionally offset to respect the historical Byzantine structural integrity and interlocking static balance.
The truth is, I am building this impossible project under total physical limitations. No professional studio, no CNC, and no industrial lasers just old, cheap, basic hand tools on a crowded kitchen table.
This is a story no one knows about ELIZI. It is not a perfect model built with modern privileges. It is a 100% human model built entirely on pure patience and manual willpower.
Through textural analysis, a cardboard monument is now being transformed into stone.
I started designing my own macrame bags because I couldn't find the style I wanted for summer. Those are my latest designs, well one is crochet. ☀️
They offer the perfect dose of dopamine 🥰🐔
This is for my 5yo, hence the aesthetic. I wish I bought good wallpaper or cardstock instead of using regular paper, but it'll have to do.
I’m looking for making my own notebook (I own a Filofax hole puncher for this exact same notebook) but I don’t own their notebooks, what’s the name of the wire? I know the standard wire 2x1 but this one has a bigger space between holes
I design and sculpt the model based on the cat’s facial features and expression, aiming to capture its unique personality and proportions as accurately as possible. Next comes the casting stage, where the design is transformed into solid silver through metal casting. Finally, I apply hand-painted enamel coloring.
Behold this earthy little drawstring pouch!
Pattern by Lilthings, but I gave it a leafy twist with a handmade leaf drawstring.
Crocheted in Red Heart Super Saver Café Brown for that warm, forest‑floor vibe.
Hi everyone,
I wanted to share a 15cm needle-felted Bichon Frise I made.
One of the most enjoyable parts was working on the coat. Bichons have such soft, fluffy curls, so I built up lots of thin layers of wool to create that light, cloud-like texture. I also spent quite a bit of time adjusting the face to capture the gentle, sweet expression that's so characteristic of the breed.
I'm really happy with how it turned out. Seeing all the small details come together and watching the piece gradually take on the dog's personality is always my favorite part of the process.
Hey guys, Im new here, Im not crafty at all. I have a dear friend and mentor who lost her fight to brain cancer recently. Long story short I run audio at a music venue and every Wednesday for 7 years we had a drum circle/dj event and this woman, Janice, was like a second grandmother to everyone. She meant the world to us, every week without fail would bake cookies and pass them out. We had people who just got out of jail who would show up to get those cookies and she would scold them like her own children. I knew it was a matter of time, so the last time she came and brought cookies I didn’t actually eat them, I couldn’t. I still have them in my drawer and I wanted to make some sort of compressed cookie epoxy necklace for my girlfriend who is hurting even more than I am and I have no idea where to start or how to go about it. I know I can research this myself but Im in so much grief that I can barely even ask for help here, instead of running away this time Im asking people better than I am for help, thanks for reading if you made it this far and have a good weekend cheers 🥂
Any feedback would be appreciated:)