Hello! I'm Bailey. I level up my creativity with beads by the butt load, cross stitches and party of hand made plushies! Check out my final pieces inspired by all things video games/pop culture in the menu below or keep scrolling for my blog as I fill up my crafty skill tree <3
Another mixed media piece! Originally was going to be just cross stitch on a painted canvas but turned into stitched felt and netted fabric too 🙂 I love how it turned out! So many different textures. Continue reading so see some work in progress shots
I knew this was going to be super fiddly so I filmed the process for a time lapse! This mixed media piece was a gift for my partner as we had a lot of fun playing Yoshi’s Woolly World and want some art to hang up for our future house (one day, haha!)…enjoy!
I wanted to make a piece of art work for my partner to hang in our home 🙂 I love working with mixed media so I combined paint and wool to create Woolly Yoshis! I feel it could have turned out better but it was a fun process!
It’s very rare I’m really happy with the end result of a plushie but eeee! I love this! Inspired by the beanie babies of my childhood I created a Spyro based on their original pattern where they look like they’re lying down. Keep reading to see more shots!
Yay! Join me on my adventure as I try to make a Spyro The Dragon onsie/playsuit through time lapse & chats! Took me a few attempts but we got there!
I attempted to make my first costume / wearable piece. Based on Spyro The Dragon I had to restart this about 2 times but I learned so much through the whole process.
AND WE ARE DONE! This video I evaluate how all three prototype went so get ready for a super quiet voice over >_< I also realize that unicorns aren’t actually gaming related or nerdy…BUT I LOVE THEM!
This time I learned a new technique and was super happy how it turned out. Using doll needles for the first time I create a horse with moveable legs.
A short vlog to show my progress when creating the first unicorn plushie prototype! It failed but I turned the video into some fun. Who knew my sewing machine could talk!
