spellementary

Hey guys, if you’re a fan of what I do, what I make, or even just casually like me as a person, please… consider donating to my ko-fi. 

Jewel, the beautiful tabby you see above, is on her death bed. My mom doesn’t think she’s going to make it to the end of the week. She’s down to less than 5 pounds, she hasn’t been able to gain the weight back after she lost it last year. She’s not eating or drinking, and she’s not walking much. 

This cat is my mom’s best friend, and in her own words, her furry soulmate. Jewel’s been a part of our family for over 10 years, and was a rescue from a local shelter in our hometown. She’s lived with us in four houses, numerous super bowls, and enjoys HSN. More than anything, we want to be able to make her final days comfortable, and I want my mom to be able to have her ashes. 

You might not have seen much of it, but we’ve been busy as bees around here! 

While we’re relocating and prepping for Megacon, we thought we’d bring you some of the other things we’ve made in the past year!

First up is this multi-panel dress, maybe from iridescent purple-to-blue dupione fabric from Yaya Han! This dress was made for @spellementary for a Lost Light Rodimus costume that he wore at TFCon Toronto! We also constructed the helm, which was 3D printed in PLA, and painted with our favorite Martha Stewart craft paint. They were an ideal match, and went nicely with the color palette for Rodimus!

Ready to go whole hog?

Designed for SuperCon last year, this dress was a labor of love done in an incredibly short time frame. Featuring a 3D printed hook and a hand painted tattoo, the suede is nearly the same color as the wearer! 

On a budget of 50$, it was hard to accomplish exactly what we wanted for Padme Amidala’s lake dress, but for our budget we’ll never stop loving this dress! 

So I’m definitely going to be loud about this because racist trolls dogpiled me on there.