Crochet
Mostly made by our oldest
Our oldest daughter does most of the crocheting, working through patterns, stitch counts, shaping, assembly, and all the small finishing details that give each piece its personality.
Crafts
Crafting gives the kids a place to practice patience, planning, fine-motor skills, problem solving, and the satisfaction of finishing something by hand. Our oldest daughter does most of the crochet work, while the two younger kids spend more of their craft time needle felting. Our younger daughter has also been learning to whittle small wooden pieces, sometimes finishing them with paint.
Some finished pieces come with us to local sales when they are available, while others are gifts, experiments, or simply part of learning a new technique.
Current work
Crochet
Our oldest daughter does most of the crocheting, working through patterns, stitch counts, shaping, assembly, and all the small finishing details that give each piece its personality.
Needle felting
Our two younger kids do most of the needle felting, building small figures and scenes by layering wool, shaping forms, and slowly adding tiny details.
Whittling
Our younger daughter has been learning to whittle small wooden figures by hand, then sanding and sometimes painting them to bring the carved shapes to life.
Crochet gallery
These are examples of completed pieces. What is available changes as new projects are made.
A soft fall-themed crochet piece with a scalloped crust and whipped topping.
A matched pair of whimsical green-and-yellow crochet mushrooms.
A tiny hanging planter with crocheted leaves and flowers.
A rounded crochet chicken with a warm brown body and red comb.
A small gray crochet chicken with an expressive face and bright comb.
A soft, rounded white crochet cat with a simple face and tiny ears.
Local sales
Our craft inventory is small-batch and changes as projects are completed. Check the calendar to see where we will be next; the exact pieces available can vary from one event to another.