Well, his spare glasses to be honest! Super glue, tweezers, a magnifier and some of those dinky watch parts I got from EBay ...  Amazing bit...

Well just under 2 weeks until the wedding of the year. Haha. So I've been busy making other things as well as goggles!  This lovely flow...

These charity-shop biker goggles came up really well. When I saw them I knew they would be perfect for wearing in my hair instead of flowers...

This is made from two folded strips of paisley fabric offcuts, a piece of copper vinyl, and a lovely old shank-button.  The button hides the...

I picked up these folding biker-goggles in a local charity shop for 99p. I have a little steampunk project in mind .... After priming with g...

One of the three barn owls is a special present, and he got some very special treatment, the addition of some lovely old watch parts all ove...

"Right, I think we are ready!" Goats-a-goggled and ready to invent, me thinks! short-goat grabs his magical clockwork heart ... Wh...

to be honest I only iron craft work, never actual people sized clothes! Natty waistcoats for natty steam-punk goats, with fiddly watch-cogs ...

I decided it was time to make some more goat dolls ... But they do feel rather undressed, and they both need their noses and mouths embroide...

An american friend sent me a copy of this magazine ... Inside, not knowing that I had submitted my work to a request for steam-punk dolls, s...

Open Studio event, details here!

remember when I teased you and asked you about this magical clockwork bag, and the bottle of stardust, too? well they belong to my goat doll...

What would you do with a magical clockwork bag, and a bottle of stardust 'for extra special inventions'?

The basic goat doll is now finished, heat to toe, now he just cries out for some fantastic steam punk gadgetry and of course, something to ...

I love plush team challenges, the latest one is a steampunk theme! the categories were characters, or gadgets and I went with characters ......