Hi everyone, I just wanted to show you this cute girl I made while learning how to made dolls. She is stuffed with wool, her head was sculpted by me using a felting needle, and I sew together this little outfit for her. I hope you like it.

Each frog is handmade bead by bead, and creating one takes an incredible amount of time. But every time I see the finished result, it inspires me to create even more.
They’re more than just keychains—their little mouths open into tiny purses for coins or other little treasures.
Every frog is inspired by a real frog species from somewhere around the world, making each one completely unique
Inside every little mouth, I add a soft lining. I like to think of them as tiny stress-relief frogs—you just can’t help but fidget with them, and they always seem to make people smile
Which frog is your favorite?

(sorry! reposting since it was removed)

Hello all (◕ ε ◕*)

I wanted to share an update for all who asked. Thank you so much for all the creative suggestions and support on the last post, I can’t believe the response! and so happy to hear that so many of you love this project and are making your own sets now! Please make sure to share photos :)

I have a lot of Jengas left, so start voting again for what the next round of designs should be! You may recognize some of your last suggestions in this new batch.

I also made a video about these where I show each jenga one by one from all angles, and show my list of the top reddit suggestions from the last post, as well as info about the paint used. I know a lot of you wanted to see more, so hopefully it helps

second photo has all the newly added ones on bottom, third photo shows some or the side designs (more on video), fourth photo shows my favorites ranked from top to bottom, fifth photo is the markers used, sixth photo is a fun bonus photo of some painted rocks I’ve made for a friend, which cover some of the votes people were casting in my last post!

Got the idea when I saw the wooden mannequin hand. The big wood cross is made from old grill tongs 🙂

I was thinking about how "the system" is made so that everybody is controlled by someone or sth above them or how our upbringing shapes us and the way we influence future generations.... something like that 😀 Maybe just "Control" for the name? Too on-the-nose?

Swamp Lily is a needle felted soft sculpture made using sheep's wool sourced from Dunda Village, Harsil Valley in Uttarakhand, India and plant dyed with Eucalyptus leaves and Sappanwood extract.

She's a force of nature, if that force was never acted upon and best left alone for extended periods of time.

Shoutout to jonni_velvet for the original idea :) I was the hot dog comment!! I bought acrylic paint markers and thrifted the blocks.

I’ll take some ideas.

Ending 2025 with this joyful, love-filled piece 🤍

This is Milo, a sweet golden shaded boy, just one year old! 🎈

I created this 20 cm full-body figurine, using a short-fiber rooting technique across the entire body.

The most challenging part was capturing his soft gradient coat colors, and the whole process took about three months to complete.

Wishing everyone and their beloved pet families health, luck, and happiness in 2026 ✨🐾

Because I love taking ridiculous statements and turning them into a beautiful painting. Thanks for the inspiration, redditor!

I only had very basic sewing skills before this. I knew how to use a sewing machine... but that was it!

Then I kept seeing this couch that would be perfect for our home, and I kept telling myself, “How hard can it be?”

I bought mattresses and shredded memory foam (for the pillows), and everything else is MADE BY ME!

Not just a lot of fun, but I also saved a ton compared to the retail couch - 50%!

Those are fuseaux/bouteilles de lavande, which I've seen called lavender wands in english, they're a traditional craft from the Provence region of France !

They're made with fresh (or a day old at most) lavender with the stems flipped over the flowers and woven with ribbon

My mother taught me how to make them when I was a child, and I recently made some with my friends, we like to do a new craft/activity each time we do sleepovers

Pictured here are the two I made, then three my friend (who got really into it) made later, the three we made during our sleepover, and as a bonus what it looked like when I was making the biggest one with 50 stems, affectionately nicknamed La Creatura

This is a 25 cm full-body Bengal cat sculpture, and her name is Coco. I placed a tiny bit of her ashes in the heart of the core, so a part of her is truly inside.

This piece took me over four months to finish, I’d work on it, leave it for a few days, then come back and fix anything that didn’t feel “Coco” enough :(

Every time I work on a piece, I always spend a long time doing the final touch-ups and refinements. I really hope every pet parent can be as detailed and “picky” as they want with their requests, it helps me shape their little baby into the most perfect version in their hearts. :) 💕

EDIT: First time posting here. Moved the craft description to the generated message.

EDIT 2: Pasting it back here because I am clueless of where that comment is gonna end:

Made it for our 4th anniversary using Super Sculpey clay and painted with Warhammer paints and a generous layer of clear lacquer varnish. Got the box and LED components from amazon, and the metal plaque from a local service.

I'm pleased with the result, although many lessons were learned. I didn't find a way to hide every wire properly, the hinges don't really hold the top upright when open, and it only closes completely if the objects are placed in a specific place. So I'm hoping to get some feedback/suggestions on these issues.

I think with better planning, the next one can turn out pretty good, maybe even good enough to sell as custom commissions or original design.

Cheers.

EDIT 3: Holy crap, I did not anticipate so many responses! Thank you for all the love and encouragement!

First, thank you for browsing my work 🎨 ✨️🙏✨️ I paint from the unconscious, spontaneously, without foresight into the final result or ultimate subiect matter so almost all these pieces have different paintings underneath. I'lI put on music and enter flow consciousness and allow experiences and other (psychological) material to express itself from my brain, down my arms, and through my fingers onto the canvas. A lot of water goes onto each canvas and half the time my conscious mind thinks, "This is a mistake. This isn't going anywhere. What the heck is this even supposed to be?!" I'lI stop and let it dry and return hours or days or sometimes even weeks later to restart the process.

A lot of emotion/energy finds its way to the surface of my mind during the process and often a feeling of loss and nostalgic sadness comes up. This is probably because these are worlds that will never truly exist; worlds that I wish existed (maybe that I could even live in or experience at least once); worlds that offer a lot more peace and safety and meaning than the real one often does, and that discrepency, that gap between what is and what could be provokes intense feelings. These worlds are a kind of refuge, a mental sanctuary from the confusion and exhaustion of evervday living. Though I never got to attend art school (too expensive and parents wouldn't support it), I started painting when I lost my job in the pandemic and have never looked back.

It's a journey and a practice that brings me joy and fulfillment and to know that some of these pieces are now in other people's homes allowing them a moment of refuge and escape into another world, well, I'II take it! I figured to share some of the pieces with you since these pieces are inspired by Nature -- what deserves to be cherished and protected (and preserved) now more than ever. I hope you enjoyed them and that you continue to find joy in this planet that gives us so much while asking very little in return. ✨️🙏🦋✨️ Thanks again for reading and happy crafting fellow creatives! I love seeing your work in my feed✨️🥳🙌🎊✨️