Andrew Crawford, Author at Evermore Stud.io

180-Degree-Open Pop Up Snowflakes

180-Degree Snowflakes Pop Up Card (2020)

180-Degree-Open Pop Up Snowflakes originally designed in 2002, re-done for the holidays in 2020.

Powder Coat-Filled Laser Engraves

Clear acrylic with white powder coat laser engrave fill (front)

Experimenting with powder-coat-filled laser engraves on the Glowforge.

Glowforge laser

Lasering Cactus Leather

Hand-stitched black cactus leather card case with an engraved and painted silver square Celtic knot, business cards with an image of Lost Dutchman Mountain protrude from the end.

Trying out cutting, engraving, painting and stitching cactus leather with a simple card case mini-project.

Walnut Scouting Fleur-de-lis Pins

Scouting logo fleur-de-lis pins made with the scraps from the challenge coin project.

Glowforge laser woodworking

Butterfly Knotwork Cards

Cards printed with Andrew Crawford’s colorful original Celtic knotwork butterfly design now available in the shop.

Celtic art

Cailyn’s Challenge Coins

Pile of walnut challenge coins engraved with carpe diem and be prepared, a Scouting fleur-de-lis cut through the middle.

I made these walnut “challenge coins” for my niece to hand out at her Eagle Scout Court of Honor.

Glowforge laser woodworking

I designed a kirigami Spirals Bookmark last summer, mostly just taking what I did for one of my velvet embossing plates and, using that with minor changes. It was good but, there were a few spots where it was a little fragile – bits of connecting paper less than a millimeter wide.

More recently, I was inspired to redesign the spirals bookmark to make it a bit more robust. While I was at it, I made a few and, made a few of my Celtic key pattern design bookmarks and, put them all up in the new shop section. The designs are available individually, in three-packs and, in a variety pack with all three designs.

1 2 Celtic art laser paper art paper engineering

Auntie Tanya Kokeshi

Two small kokeshi (a traditional style of Japanese doll), painted by hand. One has a bright green kimono, the other is blue. Simple facial features. Long brown hair. They are each holding a No Face mask from the animated film Spirited Away. Bottle cap for scale.

3D printed, hand-painted Kokeshi (a traditional style of Japanese doll) styled on my friend Tanya, who is the keeper of her family’s cultural traditions for her nieces.

3Dprinting