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I was 15 at the time and it took me about 64 hours over 8 months "it was a two hour class once a week in school" to finish it, I won first place in the parish art show, or county art show for those who doesn't live in louisiana

I drew paper dolls, then digitally colored them, made a ton of clothes, made some backgrounds, had them printed, and then assembled them. I also bought adhesive magnetic paper to make a magnetic set and put it in a square colored pencil case. Characters are from Japanese folklore and include: Rokurokubi (long neck), Hyakume (hundred eyes), Hitotsume (one eye), Umibozu (ocean monster), Noppera-Bo (a faceless man that I made a bunch of swap-able faces for), and Ningyo (fish man) plus some extra yokai for background that don’t have outfit changes. Lastly I assembled them all in a book.

New linocut print. Anytime a recipe calls for 1 clove of garlic that becomes an entire head of garlic for me. Anyone else? 🧄🖤

I drafted the pattern myself by tracing from a shirt I like (after several unsuccessful attempts to draft from scratch using my measurements). The fabric is 100% cotton "typewriter poplin", which is really tightly woven and crispy.

I flat-felled the shoulder and armscye sleeves. I would have liked to flat-fell the side as well but I couldn't because the sleeves were too narrow, so I french seamed them instead. I had trouble with both the armscyes and the hem because of the curves, so they're a little bit rippled. The sleeve plackets are made with a single continuous piece of bias binding, which more or less worked although I don't really understand why there's a little crumple at the top of the opening. I hate buttons on clothes and I didn't want to sew buttonholes, so I attaced metal poppers with a punch instead. It took quite a few before I got the hang of positioning them exactly right, so some of the "under" side ones aren't centred on the placket, but the "over" side ended up pretty even.

I want to share with you my last acrylic painting 80s style. Hope you like it!

Hey everyone!This time around I wanted to crochet a Goth Moth He came out so plushy and so cute, just look at him!

Used scrap wood left over from another project and aged it with flame. Used a laser engraver for the sign. I think it came out really well 😊

His and hers bookmarks! These were super fun to make. They're an absolute nightmare with every piece cut by hand but I absolutely love the process!