The Unveiling!

[smarriveurr]

Alright, so, the Sooper Sekrit craft project no longer needs to be Sooper Sekrit. Now you get to see it.

But first, since my ad-hoc toolkit for the design got more hits overnight than any of my finished products ever managed, I figure you might want to see the highly advanced and specialized toolkit I needed for the actual project itself:

Comments

[troubleagain]

Man, that's gorgeous! I would LOVE to have that. You are THE MAN!

[smarriveurr]

And the beauty is, having invested WAAAAAAY too much time and effort in one, I have now figured out how to make several in much less time.

Which means I should get back to brainstorming Etsy names, I suppose.

[smarriveurr]

You haven't even seen the jasper thingie!

[smarriveurr]

I admit, your logic is hard to refute.

[paperkingdoms]

Turned out nicely! And first efforts always take more time. That's how it goes.

[smarriveurr]

*nod* This is also a case where producing many off the same design is much more time efficient than making a design for one.

[paperkingdoms]

Oh, and: the tool kit required embiggening to work out what all the bits were. Most of your images don't.

[smarriveurr]

Oh, I know. I just wanted an excuse to point out the level of tools I've been using for the project. Ego thing. ;)

[laurensa]

Oooh, shiny AND pretty!

[smarriveurr]

I'm debating whether to try more at WCN, switch back to crochet a while, or what.

But yes, I do rather like it, despite the usual creator-niggles.

[laurensa]

Gee, I can't think of ANYONE at WCN who would be the slightest bit interested in seeing how you did that. No one here interested in metal working at all, nope.

I'm finishing up a doll clothes commission tonight, then will divide my time for the next week between Apollonia's outfit for Crown Tourney and playing with my loom. I miss my threads...

[smarriveurr]

I suppose I'll bring it along. The kit is so hard to transport, though, very complicated... ;)