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Looks great

I've been dinkin' around with fimo and made some neatness.

Everybody likes cupcakes, i like muffins so i made me a blueberry muffin dread bead


And a crappy rushed panda to test out animal beads climbing dreads



And saving the best for last this awesome necronomicom lighter case requested by my husband.

I love the panda!

Thank you, he was a prototype so i didnt get that detailed with him but I'm trying a red fox next that should be more realistic.

Beautiful I just love underbusts.

More dread beads no paint all fimo and a tad bigger than I planed : a black halloween cat


Red foxes with shiney eyes




My camera on my phone doesn't do them justice you can't see the fur, I wanna try jewelry and cameos in fimo next.

The foxes are adorable.

Wow, those foxes are gorgeous

NickkiHatesYourFace wrote:Beautiful I just love underbusts.

Thanks

New coat.

^ Snood




^Bolero



^Trews

Oh man Sarah your stuff is just drool-worthy. That coat is a particular favourite.

CirqueMachine wrote:Oh man Sarah your stuff is just drool-worthy. That coat is a particular favourite.

I'm doing a male version this week

Hopefully :/

Snood, snood, snood, snood.

That is all.

A 'painting the roses red' hat I made for my friends Wonderland themed wedding shower. All made out of duct tape.

Wow, those fox beads are amazing!

Not today, but recently.

I just managed to get some better pictures of the toys I made for my toddler (just try and take a new toy from a cutie with big brown puppy eyes lol)...
The first, I painted a wooden bunny pull toy:


The second - a Minion Pillow-Doll (from the movie Despicable Me):


And I'm currently working on this little choker style necklace:

I'm thinking of fabricating some little sterling silver gears to fit in there somewhere.

awesome toys!!^

Thank you:)

thats very nice sarah, looks so cosy and warm,is it fleece?

trippytroll wrote:thats very nice sarah, looks so cosy and warm,is it fleece?

Thanks! It is indeed It's to go to a model, but I need to figure out making kickers before I post it to her.

Not a tangible make, but a make nonetheless.
I'm not sure what errybody's fibre storage setups look like, but I've been scouring the interwebs looking for some kind of hanger system that would let me hang up multiple colors of fibre while keeping them separate and free from tangle (this is mainly for open bags of fibre that haven't been completely used up)
As a result of not finding ANYTHING useful, I swiftly got my tinkercad on and came up with this bb.



Disgustingly simple to make (couple pieces of wood/board, hinges, and hooks). The setup ensures the hook boards do not swing back on each other, but can be swung forward for ease of access to the back hook boards.

The entire length of the concept in the image is 60cm, entire width about 35. Individual hook boards are about 30x10x2cm

The idea is to have it mounted on the inside side wall of a cupboard. So yeah. That's what I made today.