House
Tiny home is stitched using six-strand embroidery floss separated into two-strand sections. Roof is made from a dark blue wool felt and four colors of seed beads.
Cell Phone Sleeve
Inexpensive synthetic yarn worked into the stiff canvas I purchased from a thrift store. One half is a simple bargello pattern and the other side a free-form geode style design with the same gradient. Hand wound tiny pom poms sewn to the top serve as a fluffy dirt blocker and closure. Lining is soft, kitteny fleece that happens to function as a great screen cleaner. Hand-sewn throughout.
Creatures
Aluminum foil ball formed on the end of thick aluminum wire serves as a base for white sculpey clay. The only tools used were a toothpick and metal nail file. Once baked and cooled, painted with acrylic paint. I can thank my Dark Crystal / Labyrith / Mirrormask movie marathon for inspiring these little wrinkly faces. Not sure what I'm going to do for bodies yet, but they will be worm-like. Some useful advice from my mom was to make a nub at the bottom of doll heads to aid attaching to a body. Unfortunately her helpful sketch came to me a little late.