17 Jun 18:51

As I said: I think good looking customs should be praised more than anything what I am doing, cause I am just copying an original...like one of those counterfeiters..lol ;).

Another thing you might try out is not just sticking to beads made by Hama. There are really good ones of other companies, I mostly use Hama, SES (from the Netherlands..they got some different shades which look nice) and some from IKEA (yes, that swedish furniture house ;) )...mixing those is a good idea to get more shades of color to use for your projects. I don't know if you're doing that already, so I just told you now (forget about it if you already did so) ;).
I am looking forward to seeing more bead sprites from you!

So long

05 Jun 09:24

Well, doing Hama bead figures is mostly a thing of patience ,having lots of time and lots of beads, so it's mostly about ressources.
Doing customs like yours, on the other hand, is a bit more creative and takes more effort, I think :).
All I do is trying to stick as close to the originals as possible, which is often hampered by not owning every matching color.
Yours is a pretty good tutorial and it's one of the few good looking custom mushrooms ( and believe me, I've seen dozens of them ;) ).

so long

03 Jun 19:06

thanks to you for sending me the friend request ^^ You make me so happy that you like my projects ^^

28 May 11:51

hi thanks for the comment on weekly planner ^^

25 May 18:40

Hello! I did put the tutorial link when I submitted but it seems to have gone! So here it is again! :) http://aiwa-9.deviantart.com/art/plush-toast-keychain-tutorial-64057573

22 May 23:12

Hey Jessica, we hadn't seen that before, so thanks for posting it. I think someone liked your project so they linked to it from that!

17 May 01:11

your welcome and thanks!! :)

16 May 18:55

Its okay (:
Thanks, i love your little mario mushroom (:
x

16 May 17:06

hehe :)
yepp thats wayy finnee with mee

16 May 16:20

I may try to do it