Dinah meets Moppet
This is Moppet. She is a bunneh.
Dinah: omg is that a bunneh!?
Dinah: *whimper* do you see that bunneh? THERE IS A BUNNEH RIGHT THERE.
I wish I had an answer to the question, "what do you do?" The truth is, I work on whatever strikes my fancy at the moment: resin, jewelry, felt, sewing, paper crafts, you name it. Right now I'm on a felt kick and have been throughly enjoying making geektastic felt coasters and food. My next project involves mold making and rubber stamp casting. I am also a contributor to craftaweek.com.
I had an article published in 'The Best of Instructables' book for a piece called 'Crafting a Bento'. I also won a Valentine's Day contest for making a microcontrolled LED firefly pendant. Prior to that, I worked on several independent films (Snow Day, Bloody Snow Day, Until Voices Wake Us, Lakeside) as props master and makeup artist.
This is Moppet. She is a bunneh.
Tatting is an early 19th century method of making lace. This is just a teeny start using the shuttle method but without a shuttle (i.e. using about an 18" length of embroidery thread.)
My roommate created this mini farm in a plant box. In addition to the tiny plants, it contains a pig, a cat, and a chicken. I decided the chicken was going to mess stuff up if left to roam around the yard willy-nilly; so I made a tiny paper fence for her. Before and after pics.
