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These are made from an old jelly roll I had laying around. It turns out one jelly roll piece is just a little more than twice the length of your average dpn, so they're a perfect size. The more you know!
When I joined this website, I remembered that my favorite cross stitch pattern artist Studio Ansitru had a bee haw pattern, so I had to stitch it. And now it is done.
[Image description: A cross stitch image of a bee wearing a cowboy hat hovering over a yellow flower with the text "bee haw" underneath. The piece is framed in a round embroidery hoop.]
I like unusual shirts and recently took it upon myself and my wife's sewing machine to start making my own shirts.
I ran into this rayon challis in the fabric store and decided I should have a tropical shirt of it. Converting my pattern to accommodate what I've heard about rayon challis involved turning the side seams and arm seams into french seams (after adding to the seam allowance on the pattern).
Surprisingly, it fits perfectly. It's not perfect by any means, but it's the first shirt of this fabric type that I've ever owned.
I'm starting to do penpals with a couple people. I drew a froggie and piano cat. I also will be doing a painting on the letter. So far I just have lines
cross-posted from: https://tabletop.place/post/2033
Recently been painting up Forest Dragon's Warmaster miniatures scaled to 15mm for custom scaled Frostgrave and Oathmark, and wanted to try out Army Painter's new 2.0 speedpaints, and I've been pleasantly surprised by the results! They dry a bit faster than I'd like, to the point of drying on-brush, but other than that, no complaints.
Still needs basing!
cross-posted from: https://tabletop.place/post/1473
I'm just a little excited about Halloween lol, any name suggestions?
A piece a did in early may that I like. I am a big fan of neutral and benevolent depictions of reapers or Death, so I made this.
I'll be posting another piece later which I call "Destined Death" featuring a different version of Death entirely.
I’ve been learning Blender the last few months and I’m finally getting to a point where I can make the dark and moody Sci-Fi art that’s in my head!
I embroidered and sewed an alms purse for my husband. The embroidery is done in silk and viscose on cotton and called German Brick Stitch, which originated in the 13th century. The rest of the fabric is linen. I got the idea and the embroidery pattern from wymarc.com.
The top is linen and made with the (free) peppermint wraptop pattern and the shorts are made from a damaged quilt I found at a charity shop. I was also able to make a bag, pair of dungarees, and a hat from this quilt! I did add pockets to the shorts but these patterns didn't really need any altering. The bag is self drafted, just a slouchy backpack with a fron pocket and drink bottle holders.
