Finally finished rolling the last of the stones for this project. I actually started this while I was sick with food poisoning and then Covid this summer. The burning of the lines on the board was very meditative while I couldn't think straight. Once I had it together I coated it in beeswax, cut a little leather strap clasp from an old belt, and rolled stones from polymer clay. I find that the size of these stones and the grid are a bit awkward to play with, small to pick up with clumsy fingers. Now I understand why standard boards have grids and pieces of a certain size, but I'm still very proud of this board as a thing I made for myself.

Finally built myself a new eurorack case after the powersupply on my old one died and I decided I wanted a second row of space to work with. It's very wobbly and imperfect as is my way, but the Doepfer A-100 PSU seems to be extremely stable so far and it's nice to have something I build myself and the ability to set up my little ambient generative patches for background noise again.

Knocked out a quick lil horse dude last night to break in the new sewing machine. I'm actually astounded at how nice this one turned out as a quick test over a couple of hours? I think I might be getting better at this plushie making skill?

Got myself a new sewing machine! A Singer 4432 Heavy Duty Black Edition. It's so smooth and powerful I am in love with it.

Another from last year, this time a bat! Maybe too many wings, but still a bat.

Wanted this bathroom storage rack to be taller so I don't need to reach down for things, so I carved some little leg extensions. For a one day project I'm pretty proud of this one, with the little toes and all.

Continuing documenting my , another , this one was another Christmas gift for a young friend, a dragon unicorn, or a unicorn dragon, depending on one's disposition.

Another from last year, this one is a Biblically Accurate Great Tit for a ridiculous and beloved bird nerd.

This was the second I made, vaguely inspired by a white bunny plushie I had as a kid that my mum sent to me in Sweden to comfort me in a period where I was feeling really lonely. Also a good opportunity to try out making ears and legs.

This was actually my first I made, sewing together parts from several different victims including an ikea 8-ball plushie that became the basis for this penguin orb friend that went to Emily

Gonna try and share more of the things I make on here, so here's another . This time a frog for my nephew.