This book stand was made by hand in our small workshop in the forest. The book stand is made of solid oak wood and processed with high-quality linseed oil.
The extra-large bookmark is a real eye-catcher in every bedroom and living room. This is available in the link below…
This handmade crochet little chick bag is both adorable and functional! It is the perfect accessory to carry your small items out and about! These are finished bags, and are available in the link below… Continue reading “Crochet Chicken Bag” »
This five minute project is super easy for most age groups and makes a great decoration for your Halloween party or pumpkin painting party table! Because these are flame candles, parental supervision is highly recommended.
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These ghost candles are made of the mix of soy wax and beeswax which makes them organic. Each candle is 120 g.
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This pattern was quick to do and super cute. I made one size for the turkey and one for an adult chicken. Both sizes were spot on. This is a crochet pattern, not the actual item. A crochet pattern is the instructions to make the item. The pattern is available in the link below… Continue reading “Crochet Chicken Bonnets” »
Absolutely beautiful! Say Hello to our little highland cow friend, Phoebe. Our 10cm high quality shatterproof baubles are hand glittered and hand decorated. These baubles can also be personalised with a name or short message. Also it’s a nice gift. This is available in the link below… Continue reading “Highland Cow Ornament” »
Pumpkins are a fabulous part of autumn and they have so many uses. From pumpkin soup to carving they are great for keeping everyone busy and entertained. And they are not just for Halloween. Continue reading “Pumpkin Bird Feeder” »
This is a DIY project for all who want to have a home parrot. Can be a perfect gift for a special person who has a pet bird. It looks like a real parrot and you can use it as a gift or decor plush toy in a room. Find the pattern in the link below… Continue reading “How To Crochet A Cute Parrot” »
