Someone Ordered A Custom Version Of My "Fallen Leaves" Mask, Modified To Be A Blindfold. Also A Color

Someone ordered a custom version of my "Fallen Leaves" mask, modified to be a blindfold. Also a color palette with a lot of purple in it. It was fun to put this together!

Here’s the original design on my Etsy store.

Here’s a quick round-up of a bunch of orders I made in the last month or two. Been having a busy patch with both crafting and life, and I fell behind on posting projects, so I’m just bundling these together to clear out some of the backlog.

We’ve got: • Eyeglasses-compatible mask • Hair barrettes, ginkgo and simple pattern • Hand-sewn codpiece with contrasting red stripe • Collar/choker necklace in stainless steel chainmail, with metal slide-release buckle • Scale bracelet in stainless steel • Leather buckled bracelets with a hatchwork pattern

As always, everything is available on my Etsy, link in bio.

Owl mask - one in tropical colors, one with peacock iridescence. 

I don’t consider myself particularly practiced with painting textures, but I was pretty happy with how the sparkling blues and greens came out on this one. This copy sold at Anthro New England before I was able to get photos of it being worn.

Available on my Etsy shop!

A pair of anodized aluminum necklaces with the colors of the pan and trans pride flags. I have too many styles of jewelry to just make every pride flag for the full menu, but if people keep requesting more types I'll eventually get closer.

Etsy link.

Oh, and a bonus trans pride stretchy bracelet.

Blue and black leather codpiece from a couple months ago.

Shown here with straps made of a pre-finished black leather that I’m considering making the default for these straps.

Fancy padded collar! This one is an updated version of a previous geometric design of mine.

The main difference the commissioner wanted here was the D-ring with integrated O-ring. I hadn’t had a chance to use them before, they jingle in a really satisfying way.

The main difference on my end was splitting the top strap into two pieces, which let it fit into my laser cutter cleanly instead of needing weird workarounds. Also, bridging the D-ring with a small separate piece actually seems to work more cleanly than bending the top strap over it. (And I got to fix a lot of fit/size and material/finishing issues from the original one. The differences are hard to see, but trust me, it’s way better.)

Main straps are 9-10 oz vegetable-tanned leather, liner is 4 oz chrome-tanned leather. Strap details are laser-cut, then they get trimmed, dyed, burnished and finished by hand. Stitching is also all hand-done. Top strap is 1″ wide, total width 2″.