Crafting like a beast

I broke a pair of steel curling pliers with my bare hand.

Hulk smash!

Paracord Camera Strap!

A paracord camera strap for a friend. 

App 40", 550lb paracord, with a double strand quadruple flat braid! With 5lb S-Biner for connectors

The most bad-ass camera strap ever

5 Hearts

This is interesting to me. 5 pieces that are all the same idea, but very, very different, yet very similar!

I enjoy my work

My jewelry in its natural environment!

My work has never looked so good!

Thank you Jessica, Kristina & Erica for providing such lovely backdrops for my work

Metal Flower

The most metal flower you'll ever see!

This piece came out really nice, ... And quickly! Only took me about 5 hours! A spool of framing wire, and a handful of framing hardware and voila a kick ass gigantic metal flower!

Guaranteed to never need watering, . . cuz it'd probably rust!

This piece casts a great shadow! With some tea lights around it. I prefer little l.e.d's !! A full spool of wire was used for effect and weight ( to counter balance how heavy the top is)

Yes that is a Highlander poster in the background!

*all framing supplies were purchased from such places & sites that sell such things*

Untitled, abstract piece!!!!

An untitled piece made for a friend of mine. Lori, she's an amazing massage therapist, who works out of the Lansdale, P.A area. This will be going in one of her work spaces, and hopefully will add to the ambiance of the setting for her clients. I also framed the small sampler underneath the sculpture aswell! 

A thank you

I donated a leash a few weeks ago to lovely young lady named Lindsay, who was organizing a fund at Arcadia for the W.S.P.A.

I received this thoughtful thank you card & magnet in the mail the other day.

Fauxtography

Random things I find in my pockets. But I guess, given what I do ... It's not surprising... 

Common house hold staples,... Just looked at differently.

Hookah, with submersible l.e.d's is pretty cool looking

Utility Belt

Paracord Utility Belt

Approximately, 75ft of 550lb paracord and 2 steel 200 lb connectors make up this 34" belt. If need be, I could unravel this tediously put together sumbitch and and have all the paracord at my disposal. But as is, it's strong enough to wrangle a bear, or action movie still slide along power lines. 

In reality though I can clip a dog leash to it in a pinch, if I need my hands free.