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A Scarf and Cheery Bag

It’s been a rough two weeks in like three different ways — things are getting better, but I kind of stalled out on finishing up the flash sale items from last week. Finally sewed up the last items yesterday, and of course, it made me feel better, making things, finishing projects. It always does. So […]

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Elven Romance Jewelry

Poured a second set of what I’m currently thinking of as ‘elven romance’ jewelry, with both silver and golden bezels for the pendants. Holographic paper bits are fun. Subtle gold shimmer is fun. Using finger cots to keep from getting resin all over my fingers while maintaining maximum dexterity is very effective and satisfying. My

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Fabulous Pink Tuft Thingie

I usually try to wait to decorate for Valentines Day until February, but bits of pink and purple seem to be creeping in. Some flowers from the grocery store (one of those little Whole Foods mini bouquets are usually full enough that I can divide them into 2-3 smaller bouquets to dot around), a fabulous

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Messy Filling

Yesterday’s resin experiments. I was pretty messy filling these; I think I need to sit at a table to do it, instead of standing at a counter, so I’m closer to the pieces and have more control. I unmolded after 8 hours, because I wanted the resin soft enough so I could easily trim off

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Layered Surface Design

Editing to note: I closely copied these rabbits’ outlines from other artists’ images. In this step, I wanted to focus on how one makes a surface design feel more layered. Last tweak for today — critiques suggested I try grounding the figures more, adding texture underneath them to make them look less “plopped”. That’s an

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Fixing a River

Here I’m trying to fix a ‘river’. I think the person who critiqued me won’t mind if I quote her comment, which explains it well. “My first thought is that when you zoom out and look at the pattern as a larger sized tile you will have a river of background making a definite strip.

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