I am a working mom of two. I bake to stay sane. I love making cookies, brownies, etc from scratch. I love being creative and making memories with our little family of four.

I absolutely love fabric.  I started creating these headpieces to make money so I could purchase more fabric!  The headpieces have taken over the creative side of my  brain.  I love combining the different textures and colors of the fabrics to create a unique piece of hair candy.  I hope you will enjoy my creations and are able to feel the happiness I exude as I make each and every one.

I love stained glass and the light/color it brings to a room-but since it isn’t practical for us all to have a cathedral window in our house, I try and make fun and versatile items so it is possible for anyone to enjoy glass!

I make everything! I make jewelry, handbags and accessories using old/vintage/recycled/and new materials. In the past, I sold a lot of jewelry and handbags (14 different patterns) and now because of the economy, I have been making accessories for women and children with smaller price tags!
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I make anything with anything, just kidding (kind of!) i love vintage materials, especially fabric, and i make quilts and all types of accessories with it. Visit me!

I like to make things that are fun to play with, fun to wear, fun to use, fun to look at. Lately I’ve been making papier mache sculptures- mostly little deer. I’ve been designing paper dolls and crafting felt pictures on baby clothes. I have letterpressed notecards and some delectable edibles as well.

I’m a fan of fabric, and I love giving previously used fabrics new form and a new life. I’m turning beautifully colored (but no longer fashionable) wool sweaters into scarves, headbands, bags, fingerless gloves and other fun wearables.

I make absolutely delicious carmel apples, one taste and you can’t help but have more! I also have some other wonderful treats in small and yummy sizes. These are the perfect thing to munch on while shopping.

This winter I’ve readied some new creations of widely varying degrees of practicality and palaver: from rabbits and birds and things of this earth to ghosties and monsters and creatures undiscovered. I’ve also been reclaiming yarns of sweaters and afghans from days gone by and revitalizing those forgotten fibers into deliciously fat, cozy scarf-wares.

Fabric is the inspiration. I buy my fabric from antique stores in my home state of Washington. When I discover a beautiful fabric I immediately imagine the wonderful creations I could make with it. I like to make laptop covers, headbands, dresses, skirts, bags, pillows, and quilts.