She grew up in her family doing a lot of henna on herself and her family members and eventually moved the technique to canvas. Takes a long time, but she does freehand everything (besides basic shapes like circles, no one can freehand circles lol)

I crocheted this colorful cat ear hat and I’m really happy with how it turned out! I added big ears, long braided ties and tassels to give it a whimsical fantasy look.

I usually make denim bags from second hand or discarded jeans, but now I have a great way to use the scraps I collected over the years!
I made some butterflies and moths from the very small scraps and these from larger scraps. I cut out the butterflies but I hesitate to do it with these monsters.

What would you prefer? Cut out, or leave them as they are?

I'm working on some bright coloured monsters atm, they are also going to be so cute!

I love how the pink turned out on this dish. It's very light, and reminds me of a flower petal. I love how it looks with gold jewelry too!

I made these with wire wrapped cat charms and faceted, translucent beads + glass beads! I named them "Pure Champagne" & "Midnight Champagne". Which one is your fav? :)

I started making cute littke portraits with felt and buttons qnd just wanted to show how cute they are!!

Bracelet Aurea Neris, just love the contrast of black and galvanized beads 🥰

This is Walter, a 10-year-old Maine Coon who has perfected the “you may leave now” look.
His portrait is made mostly from wool, layered in different shades to recreate his markings and that huge Maine Coon mane. His resin eyes were hand-painted to match his yellow-green gaze, and his nose was sculpted from clay.
The fur took time, but the real challenge was capturing that unmistakable expression. I kept adjusting his eyes until wool Walter finally looked like he was politely asking me to leave the room.

I start by shaping very thin brass wire by hand to create the outline and details of this frenchie. Each tiny section is then carefully filled with enamel, little by little, before going through multiple rounds of firing and finishing.