This is the Giant SlowMo Tardigrade embroidered pillow I made to hang on the wall... The only reason it's not framed, hooplah'd or anything else is simply so that I could use more pom pom edging. The WHOLE reason for this was pom pom edging. After thinking about the edging for a long period of time I decided my nonsense of rewinding the movie "Ponyo" over and over again after watching a scary movie needed to be the thing that went with the turquoise colored pom poms. Tardigrades are "Commonly Known as 'Waterbears' or 'Moss Piglets'" as I decided to point out near the bottom. Tardigrades are small. This one is giant and falling in slow motion. If you watch the movie "Ponyo" carefully you might be able to pick up on my humor.





The Waterbear was done by embroidering through two pieces of fabric then cutting holes in the first layer, revealing the pattern of the second. I'm sure I saw this done somewhere on craftster but have no idea where... if I didn't then... well, I just wanted it this way? *snort* This piece is a long thought out IMPULSE.



POM POMS.

I want it to look like a dictionary phrase on the bottom and graffiti on top.



I did quite a lot of intricate blackwork inside the lettering in patches.

Oooone more picture of it hanging on my wall:

I couldn't resist any longer... I wanted something Adventure Time on my craft wall. Every time I see this episode of Adventure Time I laugh my butt off. I know it's a bit disorganized and the black work is super random but Adventure Time IS random so...math it. I like black work.

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I made this embroidered Chicken pillow for a friend of mine that volunteers at a chicken rescue and has a little red hen as a pet. I borrowed some stitch ideas from pieces I saw around the internet but mostly designed the pattern myself. I LOVE how it turned out and really love my weird pom pom border...

This is a Munny (a white vinyl doll meant for customizing) that I customized by adding the hair, horns and hooves with polymer clay then painted it. This is basically what it looked like before:



I named my customized Munny Casida. She is the warrior king (king is non-gender specific in this case) of the Nixies. She lost her sight in her right eye when she was attacked and therefor it has clouded over and she has a scar. her clothes are supposed to be made of reptile skin.

 







her back:



and one more:



Yerp. Well, thanks for looking!

I made this cushion for my mother from a book called "Creative Crafts You Can Do In a Day." I changed the colors according to what I had on hand. The book was not very descriptive and I would say I am *okay* with how it turned out. Felt does not hold its shape well when it has holes punched in it. Maybe that is why the book says to double up the felt? Well... too bad I didn't do that. Lol. I had to secure everything including the knots in the "flowers" with thread.

 

Close-up:



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I made a few mushroom stamps for the Fungus Among Us Swap that I mounted on some nice cuts of wood my mother gave me; just little cylinders of wood with the bark still on them. I never knew what to do with them until I was looking for a wood block to mount the stamps on and there they were. I think they look suuuper cute.





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I made this cute little doll per my previous post ( http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=418345.0 ) since I loved my little Sugar Plum Fairy so much I needed a lovely friend for her. I don't know how well fairies and werewolves get along but I think They'll do alright. Again, excuse me if this is wrong but these are based off a design by camamiel on Etsy (http://www.etsy.com/shop/camamiel?ref=seller_info .) I'll totally buy a doll from her at some point but in the mean time I couldn't resist making my own. I hope that isn't really a problem since it's just for me. >.< Here's a picture of her little tail:



and sitting:



aand I made a quaint little bird of felt and buttons to put in the beard pockets of a bear I made a while back.

I love these cute dolls made with pipe cleaner on Etsy (http://www.etsy.com/shop/camamiel?ref=seller_info .) I'll totally  buy a doll from her but in the mean time I couldn't resist making my own. I hope that isn't really a problem since it's just for me. I named her Plumentina and I'm also currently working on a few others...



Here she is sitting with little boots.



and I made some fairy wings out of wire:



I'm pretty proud of her but I'm not sure where I want to put her in my room... I have too much stuff! lol

I saw rackycoo's Holiday Photo Ornament ( http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=417991.0 ) and I HAD to make something like it. Unfortunately I don't have all the little knick-nack type things to construct from like wooden blocks or wheels or anything so I constructed the base out of cardboard then covered it in papier-mache... because for some reason I think papier-mache solves everything. Then I painted it in gold acrylic. I DID find some wooden nobs so that helped. Then I found more tiny nobs and decorated the crap out of the whole thing. yaaaay!






I put both sides of my family's grandparents on it as a small memorial; two pictures of my dad's parents and two pictures of my mom's parents. I think my dad will especially like this. I can't wait until he comes home and sees it! Thanks, rackycoo, for posting such awesome crafts!

This is my third stained glass piece. It's my own design and I am pretty proud of it! An angler fish is a deep sea fish that has an appendage that actually glows in the deep sea dark to attract fish to eat. That is what the marble hanging from the wire is. The other strange thing is that this is the female. The male is actually a much smaller less intimidating fish that when it finds the female, bites her, and his jaws begin to meld into her body. His body is eventually absorbed by her and she can use his parts to mate when she sees fit. That is what the long piece with the clear marble and fin on the bottom is; it's her husband!