I made a walnut frame for one of my Celtic knotwork frog prints! This frame fits 7cm square prints (the format Open Press Project uses for their exhibitions).

And the Royal Squared Spirals variant!

The other Celtic design fabrics in my collection so far.

I finally got around to making a Celtic knotwork / interlacing fabric design to go with my Celtic key pattern and spiral designs! Seen here with one of my 42mm d20 chonks.

I finally got a chance to play with my new Open Press Postcard Printing Press! I cut a plate with this new knotwork frog I designed, and got some pretty good results after a little fiddling. After starting on this, I noticed that frogs seem to be bubbling up out of the collective unconscious a lot right now. I wanted to join the Open Press print exchange, but ran out of time to get prints to them. Maybe next year!

Here is a closer view of the third of the new Celtic Art washi tape designs, an extra-wide (45mm) key pattern I refer to as “squared spirals.”

A closer look at the Celtic spirals washi tape.

Here is a close-up of the Celtic knotwork washi tape.

After making hardwood gift boxes for the 20-sided dice I made to give as holiday gifts, I decided they needed an additional wrapping to protect them, and to create a reveal for the wooden boxes.

Of course, since I was making the dice as gifts, I also needed to design and fabricate some fancy hardwood gift boxes. I made some hexagonal boxes on the desktop CNC, and produced silver knotwork medallions for the lids with metal clay.

When "I should wrap this" turns into "let's design and fabricate a custom box!"

Welcome to the Enchanted Forest!

This holiday card is my take on a popular origamic architecture/kirigami concept. These are laser scored and cut, then hand folded from the Ice Gold stock I have been using.

#ArtAdventCalendar Day 7: Celtic knotwork carved into an ancient gravestone. Several of these were on display in a little museum area of a church we visited on the Isle of Man in 2017. Hubby had gifted me a macro lense add-on for my camera, and I was enjoying making use of it for picking out details like this.

I made a light-up pop up card for the #LightUpPopUpTober thing Chibitronics is organizing on Instagram.

I made some little inlaid hardwood skull pins for friends and family to help celebrate the “spooky season.” I always have ideas for this time of year and, rarely get to them. So, I am pretty stoked to have made these.

More here:
https://evermorestud.io/godar-blot-skull-pins/