The (incomplete) works of Rombo

My chipmunk stamp! Quarter for scale. I carved this one last year.

My first ever stamp, an anteater! Quarter for scale!

My first coiled basket! Made a few months ago. It's a little wonky but I think it's cute. Made from acrylic yarn and cotton rope.

My rearing horse stamp, carved a little over a year ago. Quarter for scale!

A goofy little mourning dove, sculpted from cheap clay and painted with acrylic paint. It's about the size of an egg.

A terracotta pot I painted! The chipmunk is a stamp I made, painted over.

My stuffed pangolin! This guy took a little while between cutting and attaching the scales. Based on a free pattern by Rachel L Shaw which you can find here (https://rachellshaw.com/2016/02/16/felt-pangolin/) Slightly modified as her pattern uses one scale shape, but I lost the shape when I was making it, and just made every scale random instead.

My sherpa llama... thing! Quarter for scale. I'm not totally sure what it is, but it's a flat llama made out of sherpa and felt sewn down to foam paper and wire. The tassels are handmade!

A little wooden box I painted as a gift for a loved one. It's somewhat based on Mat Cauthon from the Wheel of Time book series. (I haven't really read the books myself)

This is a portrait of Gaspard, completed somewhat recently. It's about 11 by 14 inches.

This is an acrylic painting of Kona, completed a couple of months ago! It's roughly 11 by 16 inches. I think she's a boxer!

My walleye stamp! Quarter for scale. I carved this one last year.

This ermine rug is about 13 by 20 inches or so! The background colour is cotton and the rest is acrylic yarn, on burlap backing.

It's about 18 by 18 inches with a loop in the back to hang like a tapestry. Burlap and (mostly) acrylic yarn (with a few mystery yarns I got secondhand). About a week's work with my punch needle!

My great blue heron punch needle rug! This one is about 2 ft by 3 ft. I spent a month exactly working on this one. Mostly acrylic yarn and a few random yarns. I got some new burlap (the kind for covering shrubs in the snow) and it's much easier to work with than what I had before.

A little snoopy rug (12 by 12 inches or so) made as as a gift for a loved one!