Polymer clay sugar skulls I made for a Swap-Bot exchange.
Wow! Just found this picture from a Nervousness swap from 2003 :) This guy took me two evenings, and has wired wings so they can be posed however you like.
This is one of my first dolls, and was made for an exchange with Lynn Dewart, who is an amazing doll artist.
It’s just simple pancake-type construction with a leather mask, silk skirt, and fabric paint details. She has a heart bead on her chest and a tiny bell in her hand.
The holiday candy sampler from a couple of years ago. Included in this batch were: chocolate-dipped dried apricots, three kinds of truffles (irish cream, orange, and rum), figs with walnuts, mint jellies, and candied orange peels.
A frog I made from polar fleece scraps left over from my hat-making craze one year. I think I gave this one to the nephew, but I’m not sure.
This is from a pattern I found in Soft Dolls & Animals magazine.
Here we have one of my stranger projects, from a Nervousness swap of Internal Organ Pillows. I chose the pancreas.
The Islet Cells are buttons, and the “Eyelet Cells” are plastic eyes for stuffed animals.
I’ve lost a lot of the photos of my past creations, which is sad, but this is one of my favorites. She’s from a Nervousness.org exchange started by me and Slinky-Punk, and is meant to be a representation of my username there, Brunahildm.
She’s a siamese viking because my siamese cat is also named Brunahild. Her dress, headband, and bracers are made from supersoft suede from an old jacket I took apart. Her breastplate thingies are two pairs of buttons, and her belt says BrunahildM in futhark runes.
She lives in South Africa, now.
