Quote from: Medusa on May 23, 2011, 06:09:41 AM
this is great one, I really like this kind of statues
I also like working with metal but I never finished anything I have everything in process and abandoned forever 

Aww, you just need to focus and really put your mind to it. I tend to do the same thing with big projects, I start to get distracted or discouraged and never complete an Idea. The main reason I got this one done was because it was for a school project.

Quote from: Lee on May 23, 2011, 02:45:10 AM
Ginger, those are really cool!  I've always wanted to try glass blowing.

Also, I have to ask.  Butt plug? XD

*blush*
I wasn't sure if I should post them or not...

A girls got to get her kicks somehow.

Dayum. Medusa, have you done more like that? That's amazing, I've got a lot of respect for anyone who can actually work with metal like that.

Ginger, all your stuff is incredible too, I love those little chain bracelets you made. Do you sell those by any chance? 'Cause I'd be all over that blue one if I could get the money.

Quote from: N.Chaos on May 23, 2011, 10:34:14 AM
Ginger, all your stuff is incredible too, I love those little chain bracelets you made. Do you sell those by any chance? 'Cause I'd be all over that blue one if I could get the money.

I've sold a few pieces, I don't regularly but if someone is interested I'm open to the idea!

I'm always looking for interesting stuff to cast in . THis is one of my favorite: Pine Cone cast in multi-colored resin.


Wow Stacy, I like that one allot... Do you sell your pens?

Here are all of my recent cross-stitch projects for this year, so far (will be starting more soon, a lot more). All of these are NES game characters or scenes from NES games (except for two of them). All are done on 14-count aida with 2 strands of floss used for each X (except for the various characters in the frame). I'm rather proud of these works, especially the two really big ones. Each of the smaller ones took me between 6-10 hours to do, the larger one with the guy leaning against the car took me 13 days (about 30 hours), and the very big one with the giant rampaging rabbit took me 2 months off and on (between 60-70 hours approximately).

Thrilla (Thrilla's Surfari) 5¾" x 3¾" fits a 4"x6" frame



Firebrand (Gargoyle's Quest 2) 5¾" x 3¾" fits a 4"x6" frame



Joe (Joe & Mac) 5¾" x 3¾" fits a 4"x6" frame



Gyruss ship (Gyruss) 5¾" x 3¾" fits a 4"x6" frame



Lone Ranger & Silver (The Lone Ranger) fits a 5"x7" frame



Sunset Scene (City Connection) currently at 6¼"x11", not sure what frame size to fit to



Rabbit Rampage (Gun-Nac) currently 13¼"x11", probably will cut excess material to fit an 8"x10" frame



Other projects:

Sunflowers for my mom (got this pattern from a cross-stitch book)



My very own custom hermitcrab design (made a sprite of this back in 2009, figured it'd make a good cross-stitch)



Older cross-stitches:

Various NES characters (28-count, I think)



The Plutonium Boss (very first cross-stitch, don't remember when, early 2000's, from one of my favorite games, Blaster Master, also one of my absolutely favorite bosses of all time) 5¾" x 3¾" fits a 4"x6" frame



I have a few other ones, but nothing worth showing off.

Megane it is great it look so cool
I really love this old pixel-art style

Wow!
You guys and gals are so talented.

Megan, I love the killer rabbit.