First time I’ve tried making my own pendants, which I’ve done with Super Sculpey and metallic wax.

For the bracelet as a whole I wanted a feeling of the ocean, so I’ve mixed glass beads and crystals in differens shades of blue, green, turqoise and sand colors. There are also some pieces of the mineral tiger eye in it. All beads measure between 2.7 and 8 mm in diameter.

One of my larger plates, measuring about 35 cm (13.8 in.) in diameter. Everyone who knows me, knows that I tend to go in for symmetry when I do things, so this time I felt like not doing that. The pattern was something completely unplanned, so I don’t know what it’s supposed to be, other than colorful. X)

Made in red, gold and white, from my own patterns, this measures about 12,5 cm i diameter at the widest, and a bit over 10 cm in height. I actually wore this to the company Christmas lunch last year, and it got some attention.

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Christmas bowl made from stone and glass mosaics from my own pattern, measuring about 20 cm (7.9 in.) in diameter.

A Christmas plate made with glass and stone mosaics, from my own handdrawn pattern, measuring approximately 35 cm (13.8 in.) in diameter.

As with a lot of things on my page, this is a first attempt at something I hadn’t tried before, which is chainmail. I’ve seen a lot of this sort of jewelry, both large and small. I wanted to start with something small, but this still has several hundred pieces fitted together. The glass dagger drop beads are metallic irridescent on one side, and black on the other, making the necklace reversible.

This is a full size hat (although completely round), measuring about 54 cm (21,2 inches) in circumference at the narrowest. It’s the first hat I’ve ever made, and it was a birthday present to SilverSerpent’s Maria, showing it off here: My first hats

Personally, I think it looks awesome with her steampunk outfit. ^^

The hat is made from scratch, from my own patterns, as is a lot of the decor.

I’m not exactly used to making amigurumi figures, but I really wanted to give my BFF Maria a Toothless (from How to train your dragon for Christmas, and I couldn’t find a pattern I liked, so I made my own. This Toothless is crocheted in black cotton yarn, stuffed with cotton, embroidered with blue metallic thread and has hand-dyed yellow wool eyes.

Although I’m very fond of the old tales of Asgård, I based the color scheme of this piece on the Marvel movie version of Loki. (I’m a fan of Tom Hiddleston as well.)

As with all my rattle bracelets, it goes once around the neck or twice around the wrist, and it consists of glass beads and crystals in black, gold and differens shades of green.

Another one of my rattle bracelets, to be worn once around the neck or twice around the wrist. This isn’t the first bracelet I’ve made in black and red, but it is the first that hasn’t been a commission. It’s inspired by the garden of the Red Queen in Alice in Wonderland, hence the name, and consists of glass beads and crystals ranging from 2.7 to 8 mm in size.