Snowman

This snowman likes to hang out around the Channel Islands Harbor, he dreams of going boating but fears he might end up in an ice chest full of fish.

Sugar Plum Fairy

She loves to hang out in nature, even if that means her hair gets messy. Purple flowers are her favorite and even if fairies are commonly associated with the woodland, this one is partial to desert sage. She loves how it smells after the rain.

Holiday Cuteness!

I've made a bunch of cute stuff for the holidays!
Ornaments:

Pins:

Toys:

Candy Canes.

A Poodle Named Beau

This was a custom order, a portrait in crochet of a poodle named Beau.

Rainbow Dash Toddler T-shirt

I'm not sure about this one, but I know it was really hard, so I've decided to like it, no matter what.

Bluebird and Baby Bird Tote Bag

Tote bag with Bluebird and Baby Bird in a cheerful orange.

Rocky Bag

This bag is a custom order for a friend of mine and has a portrait of her adorable puppy Rocky. The customer wanted long straps so I also custom made the bag itself.

Bluebird Tea Cozy

This little cozy will keep your tea nice and hot and brighten your day at the same time.

Tote Bags!

I'm making slow progress on my tote bag project, mostly because these last two weeks have been crazy, getting Julian set up in his first year in high school and then moving him to another high school the next week, and then taking Alfred to the doctor's 3 days in a row. But I have the first three done, Roses, Day of the Dead Skull, and Fox.

Skull and Rose Earrings

These earrings, inspired by Day of the Dead artwork, were made from roses I crocheted from thread and some cool skull beads.

Rose Teapot Cozy

This will bring a little garden to your tea party.

Shark Watermelon!

My little tribute to shark week, and Alfred's company picnic.

Spike Bracelet

Punk rock, but soft edged. This was my own design/idea, I was inspired while on a run wearing a boring wrist sweat band.

Crocheted Skulls

In Mexico and here in parts of the U.S. we celebrate Dia de Muertos or Day of the Dead on the 2nd of November, it corresponds to the All Soul's day following All Saint's Day but it also has roots in an Aztec festival dedicated to the goddess of the underworld called Mictecacihuatl. These skulls are fashioned after the sugar skulls used to adorn the altars dedicated to the dead on this holiday.