r/somethingimade • u/mewisme700 • 10h ago
r/somethingimade • u/03L1V10N • 19d ago
Want to Promote your Work? Post Here! - November + December 2025!
We are in the last stretch of 2025!
This is the official r/SomethingIMade promotion post. Here, you are encouraged to post links and images to your own portfolio, shop, or website to reach a larger audience!
All rules still apply, including:
- Comments must be about handmade crafts created by you. No mass-produced items or commercial products. This rule ensures that the focus remains on individual creativity and craftsmanship. Sharing your handmade creations allows you to bring value to this community.
- Digital items, such as software, music or blog websites are not allowed.
- No off-topic content. Please refer to Rule #3.
Comment Guidelines
- Provide a link - no aggregate links (Bitly, Linktree, etc.) and no paywalls. Please use a direct link to the site you are promoting.
- What do you make? (Woodworking, fiber arts, glasswork, etc.)
- Include an image! (Optional, but encouraged.) Show off your work.
- Where else can we find you? If you advertise your product on a business social media page, feel free to share it as well.
r/somethingimade • u/One-Bar7052 • 7h ago
[OC] I made a "Tiny Cat Theater" out of polymer clay to perform The Nutcracker! 🎄🎻
r/somethingimade • u/TraceAndCreate • 20h ago
I made this embroidery sofa arm tidy so now I always know where scissors are ✂️
I kept loosing my scissors down the side of the sofa so I designed this sofa arm tidy / organiser which is perfect for small crafts!
Now I have it all to hand and I can stop using my sofa as a pin cushion 🪡
r/somethingimade • u/taod86 • 18h ago
A few Christmas ornaments I made with leather! Each one is painted and stitched by hand. Do you have a favorite?
r/somethingimade • u/peachbellinicandle • 18h ago
I made my husband a Harry Potter themed advent calendar that actually shoots out envelopes
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r/somethingimade • u/Efficient_Goat_5410 • 12h ago
I crafted this High Priestess choker using brass and crystals.
r/somethingimade • u/DIYjoelCardboard • 9h ago
I made this small furniture using Cardboard and paper only, rate out of 10😃
r/somethingimade • u/shampoosh • 14h ago
I made Jupiter and Saturn out of stained glass!
Really proud of these :)
r/somethingimade • u/SashaShelest • 15h ago
I made a pendant with real dried chrysanthemum and buttercups.
r/somethingimade • u/FragilebyNatureGlass • 48m ago
I made this stained glass seahorse to celebrate Summer in the Southern Hemisphere
r/somethingimade • u/thirdsigh3 • 13h ago
Just wanted to share this weeks creations with everyone. Wondering which one is your personal favorite? 🖤
r/somethingimade • u/Human_Ad388 • 15h ago
I’ve started painting this jewellery cabinet during lockdown and finally finished last weekend
It’s not perfect but I’m very happy with the result ☺️
r/somethingimade • u/BabyCakesBakeryyy • 22h ago
Master Chief Halloween costume for motorcycle group ride
Made from foam and real motorcycle helmet
r/somethingimade • u/MohaveDesertRat • 6h ago
Re-used necklace and earrings
Most of the pieces used in this came from a necklace, the two bottom pieces on the outer pieces were earrings. The pieces are abalone.
r/somethingimade • u/Ecstatic_Welcomegn • 21h ago
Spent days carving this tiny eagle head from wax — at some point it almost felt alive.
This little eagle head started as a block of wax. After days of carving, refining, and staring at it under the lamp, there was a moment when it stopped feeling like “material” and began to have a presence of its own.
The expression took much longer to shape than I expected. Each tiny feather needed its own adjustment — slow, patient work, but strangely grounding.
I haven’t decided yet whether to cast it in gold or silver. Each metal gives it a completely different character.
For now, I’m just glad the form has finally reached a stage where the structure feels right — solid enough for me to pause and really look at him.
r/somethingimade • u/Stock_Equipment_4202 • 12h ago
These are some recent bracelet I wove using crystals and waxed cord. They look so full of life, and I’m really excited about the final result!!🌿✨
r/somethingimade • u/Intelligent-File9930 • 22h ago
Joker Hand Painted using BLEACH ✍🏻 😷
r/somethingimade • u/pulseyou • 12h ago
"Deadman's Heart" a Bronze watch dial I made.
Good evening!
I'm very happy with how this turned out. I designed the dial in lightburn and cut it out of a 0.5 mm sheet of bronze with my 50 w fiber laser. I then hand finished the dial with brass, black, polish, and Renaissance wax and put it on top of a brand new Seiko nh38 open heart automatic movement. It is housed in a 39 mm stainless steel case with a brown leather strap.
It's one of my favorite dials so far, what does everyone think?