I had six paintings, three sculptures, and a bunch of furniture in my portfolio, and I got in to five of my eight schools, two with substantial funding and one with a full scholarship. Soif it is good work, I'd say stop worrying.

mespellrong thank you so much for the advice can I ask you what you used to design the actual portfolio

Illustrator

Photoshop

InDesign

Why are you freaking out? Applications for MArchs are usually due at the end of the year, around mid-December. You have lots of time. There are tons of portfolio threads here - go do a little research project on them - figure out how best to translate what you've done into a presentable package, then make a pdf and post it online for critique. You can use any software you want to make your portfolio. If you have access to Photoshop or InDesign, those are the standard. Otherwise, you can do it in Word or Publisher or w/e software you feel most comfortable with when manipulating text and images. Whatever you use should be able to export to pdf.

As for your lack of 'fancy work', all you need to show are examples of your thinking process and finished projects. You'll get into the schools that see promise in what you're about.