I tried to make fancy nail art that’s all the rage these days, but I don’t think I did very well! I tried though, blue and red for the election! I used the little ball end of a pin to make the dots, next time I might try something different, or I might try to … Continue reading »
This still has a lot of finishing details to fix, the biggest of which is that the crochet border was too tight around the edges of the bum area so it fits strangely. I’ll need to undo/redo that part of it, and possibly the whole bottom so I can make it looser so it can … Continue reading »
Check it out! I’m awesome at using paint to design basic things like this. We’re yet to actually make shirts out of it, but most everybody really likes it! If you haven’t absorbed the deep symbolism it’s supposed to represent biology and engineering coming together.
Yes this post gets an exclamation point because this was so incredibly easy and turned out so amazing! My best friend got me the original Starbucks cold cup as a belated Christmas present. It’s originally only $10 but she works at Starbucks so she actually got this for free as they were shuffling merchandise. I … Continue reading »
Free Original Pattern! My first sweater is complete! This is a prime example of a good month’s worth of procrastination. Key word good, I love this sweater! It’s a thick virgin wool so I can use it as a light coat on a fair weather day, and I get compliments on it all of the … Continue reading »
Free Original Patterns! Buy Actual Headband Here: My Etsy Listing So, technically, I made these over Christmas break and I had no homework to do! I definitely should have been applying to some summer REUs, internships, and scholarships though, so I count it as a procrastinatory project nonetheless! Each headband took about four hours, the … Continue reading »
Okay, so it might be cheating to make a painting about engineering while I was not doing my homework, but what can I say, in the end I am passionate about it. This project started out as an abandoned sandwich board. I would walk to class everyday and see this sandwich board on a random area … Continue reading »
