These keychains (and more) are the product of our guilt over the amount of craft trash we generate.
Devon saves all the scraps from the paint racks he creates. Our drawers were getting full, so I repurposed the wood and back copies of Dragon magazine. I coated the top with UV resin to create a glass-like finish.
MAKER MONDAY: Coasters of the evil gods
From left to right: Shar, Bane, Myrkul, Talona
Last year, I created a set of coasters for our gamer friends for the holidays. I was happy enough with them, but the time crunch forced me to settle for mediocrity. Over the last year, I played with them on and off until I got a set that makes me happy.
These 1/4” engineered-wood coasters were cut on my Glowforge and hand-painted. I modified the designs to turn them into magnets, pendants, earrings, pins and keychains. Next I’ll make some for the good gods, or maybe I’ll branch out into Pathfinder deities.
MAKER MONDAY: Starman ornament a power-up for the holidays
With Halloween in the rearview mirror, we’ve started making holiday gifts for friends. Gamers who enjoy Mario Kart and other Super Mario games will know him as invincible power-up. For everyone else, he’s a cute little star.
We made this 3.5” x 3.5” star using our Glowforge, 1/8” acrylic, paint and yellow ribbon.
MAKER MONDAY: Fuel up at Red Rocket
Devon spent months printing and painting this Fallout-inspired Red Rocket scene. You know it was worth it because I complained only once about how much space it took up in our shared workspace.
Get the files from Modiphius. Devon used other files available on Modiphius to flesh it out, and he plans to add a few more car wrecks.
NEW RELEASE: Cut-stone wall set is complete
Every well-defended fortress needs arrow slits. Print yours now.
This release finishes off everything you need to print cut-stone walls and corners for your fortress.
Now that this set is finished, Patrons can vote on which set Devon tackles next.