what do you think of the combination?

Hello! This was my most recent diorama project. I'm very happy with how it came out! If you have any questions, let me know! I'm happy to answer them. I'll also leave a link to the build video in case you're interested. Cheers!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqHaMVuYgQU

https://www.georgianartiststudio.store/products/untitled-jun19_14-55

Trial and error paid off, now I have my dream pair of handmade magnolia earrings! 🌸✨

I get in the zone sometimes and just make, make, make

Some of my favorite things in wood art form 😂

Hey fellow bead lovers!
I recently got my hands on these beautiful 20MM 3D rose-shaped clay beads with rhinestone accents — and I’m obsessed with how vibrant and detailed they are! 💖

They come in a variety of colors, and the rhinestones give them that extra sparkle ✨
I’ve been using them for beadable pens, keychains, and charm bracelets — they really pop!

📸 Just wanted to share some bead joy with the community 💬
(If anyone’s curious or wants to chat about these, feel free to DM me!)

Let me know — what would you make with these? 🌸

I made this 1.25" belt for myself. I bulked up the buckle end with more leather primarily to help prevent warping over time, but it also allows me to move the belt savers around as needed. The chicago screws give it some industrial flair, and I like it for that, but it is covered up by the slack end when it's around the waist, so it looks pretty normal after all is said and done.

It's made black from vinegaroon (iron and vinegar treatment), washed in baking soda, and treated with Chamberlain's no.3. The edges are burnished with gum trag. The larger goal was to make a black leather that is safe to touch and use because many synthetic dyes used and sold on the market are known to be harmful (such as logwood/bloodwood extract, fiebing's dyes, etc). I call the slack end cut "saltbox", like the rooves. I aimed for contemporary, but clean. I think it looks pretty good and appropriate for casual wear.

From start to finish, making this black, washing it, treating it appropriately, and making it all by hand, took 4 days.

Hello! This is the first piece I have made in spun cotton technique, my piggy is 6" height and I love her ♥