Giveaway Prizes

Thank you very much Julie! Everyone please check out http://juliesbits.blogspot.com/ for amazing tutorials and giveaways down the line.

All her molds are beautifully and nicely made.

My review on opening the package: Very nicely packaged, it was realllyyy heavy too. LOL I didn't expect it from the package size. I was excited to open too. Upon opening it, I was completely amazed. You're so generous, Julie! I can't thank you enough. I advertised on my facebook. I'm going to do the same for my tumblr too. :) I hope you have many more customers and I'll be using these lovely molds to make pretty things. I'll also will purchase things too later on since I've been eyeing a few molds on your etsy too<3>

Handmade cards

I'm bedridden today ;-;. I injured my back lifting something really heavy. I was going to finish my card for Hubby's birthday. Looks like I won't be sending his box on time if my back doesn't heal by the end of tonight. In the mean time I'll post some of my handmade cards I made for the Mother's Day sale at school a few months ago.

The first picture were the cards I made for the sale. The Father's Day cards were my professor's idea, those didn't sale. But I was content with what I sold, I was worried none would sell at all!

The 21st birthday was for one of my friends. I've only been doing card making for less than 6 months or so. It's been quite the experience. I love acquiring different papers and learning different styles.

The other two cards were the first cards I made for the spring semester. A big differences from the Mother's Day cards right?

And the last with was featuring T.O.P from Big Bang (one of my favorite kpop groups). This one was for a friend who's just as obsessed with Big bang as I am. :) This was inspired from the song Cafe. :)

Edit: Up close view of the Mother's Day/Father's Day cards. And I found the cards I made for some of my friends who were graduating. I also am posting the card I made for my mom also. :) 

Ceramics

Stuff I made in ceramics a while back.

Mancala board. Does anyone remember that game? I made one inspired by My neighbor Totoro and one with cherry blossoms.

I think I prefer the cherry blossom one. The rocks and everything went together really well surprisingly. The Totoro one, oh man the broad cracked when it was in the kiln. But I expected that. The board was too thin. It looks a little too plain for my taste too.

Mini Totoros were my first attempt at sculpey clay. I still have the bunches of Totoro. I don't know if it's just me, but I feel like after every art piece that I do it ends up collecting dust because I have no idea what to do with them x-x.