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HI! I make handmade accessories like wristlets, wallets and cardholders. I...
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this is a recycled christmas ornament, made from all recycled materials - paper, tweed men's jacket, reclaimed lace, antique mother of pearl buttons

these are little birds made up of recycled sweaters and t-shirts. They are about 5" long and are hand embroidered.

this is a 16" handmade doll, she is composed of cloth and has a wire armature. i am particularly proud of how nice her tail turned out.

Each part of the necklace is hand-crafted with meticulous attention to detail; the finished product is like a piece of original artwork. I cut out pieces of clear shrink plastic, draw the design; paint the charm and base; then varnish them both for durability.

Each part of the necklace is hand-crafted with meticulous attention to detail; the finished product is like a piece of original artwork. I cut out pieces of clear shrink plastic, draw the design; paint the charm and base; then varnish them both for durability.

Another crappy pic of one of my favorite shirts. Please ignore the cat hair all over.

She wanted the light to come in and the neighbor's nosey views to stay out. Since I was working at a sign shop at the time, I was able to cut these out of etched glass vinyl. I imagine you could easily do something like this by hand (and that's how I fixed the gaps and places that I screwed up when applying).