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I’m Carissa and I live in sunny Colorado with my husband, 7 yo son, and 15 yo kitty. I’m a domestic engineer with Bipolar II. My favorite holiday is Halloween with an emphasis on the 1950s era.
While I enjoy profanity, my son is now reading and it’s probably not a good idea to have it.
Any glitter needs to be affixed so it does not leave the surface. My husband despises glitter. Christmas cards are a rough time for him.
I actually don’t like Halloween puns, but I DO love Valentine puns. Weird, right?
Other than all that, I don’t have allergies.
My Crafty List
- an agate nightlight
- an altered altoids tin that I can hang on my wall
- ATC from my themes
- black cat or black-and-orange cat stuffie
- a butterfly puddler
- crocheted Star of David ornaments/hanging for Hanukkah (we celebrate Chrismukkah)
- cross-stitch of “Good Tea. Nice House.” stated by Worf in Star Trek: Next Gen to hang in my home
- a crystal suncatcher
- embellished hair claw… maybe with a trail of ribbons or blings?
- a felt garland
- a fluffy faux fur bed for my kitty for my new craft room… she’s 11 pounds
- framed bat images (if you follow the pin it has a tute and if the ribbon was velvet, ooooh) OR if you don’t want to send glass, you could send a nice print out of the image and some ribbon and I can find the frame at the thrift store
- Halloween chunky house
- Halloween magnets
- handmade envelopes (I would like to be able to fit a 4x6 photo in them)
- an insect hotel
- little clay houses inspired by these
- a necklace inspired by Prue Leith’s giant bead ones on Great British Bake Off
- pillow cases inspired by these: (I can give you dimensions)
- a pipe-cleaner pal
- a postage stamp collage bookmark
- a resin snow globe ring
- reusable pads
- a small hand-carved stamp to go above a postage stamp… something like these… I have some of these Little Stamp People from this website
- a small (less than or equal to 2x3 in) laminated photo of your Blythe with an eyelet in it to attach to a geocaching trackable, then I can send out the trackable with a destination to your state!
- a small pillowcase for our travel pillow, bonus if it is embellished with Zzzzs (I can give dimensions)
- something from or inspired by my felt board
- something inspired from my Halloween postcard board (I really love the poems)
- a surprise from my Halloween Pinterest
- this crocheted Christmas tree
- Valentines magnets, bonus if vintage-related
- okay, this may be asking too much, but if you can crochet the hat part, I can add the ribbon
Supplies and Other Things
- AlphaStamps gift card
- black cat Halloween greeting card
- black fine tip retractable Sharpie
- bling stickers
- books: One Spooky Night by Kate Stone, Halloween Good Night by Rebecca Grabill, Dorrie and the… by Patricia Coombs (I already have the Blue Witch)
- buttons-- 2 holes, 4 holes, shank… it’s all good
- cancelled postage stamps, bonus if it’s from another country
- candy from your local candy factory/mom and pop shop
- cross-stitch supplies, I seriously have nothing other than the pattern
- discarded keys
- Etsy gift card
- foreign candy/snacks
- Gelli print supplies like a small brayer or paint
- geocaching trackable tag (amazon search for Groundspeak The Travel Bug)
- Lawn Fawn stamps: Costume Party or Get Well Soon (used is great!)
- mini Altoids tins
- most things from www.cutethingsfromjapan.com
- rummikub tiles
- sea glass, even if you make it in a rock tumbler
- stickers
- vintage pumpkin pie spice tins
- washi tape
- your favorite papercrafting supply
- Halloween-themed scrapbooking paper
- Halloween-themed die cuts
- Republic of Tea teas (I already have Blackberry Sage and Chocolate Strawberry)
- this stamp
- Tim Holtz Halloween paper ephemera
- tiny deer-- here’s my list
Things For My Son
- some armwarmers with thumbholes for my son, I can give measurements (he REALLY wants this)
- ATCs of Totoro or Ponyo or Kiki/Gigi from the Miyazaki movies
- a crystal pendant necklace
- a small flashlight
- a squishy zip around enclosure for his school Chromebook with a pocket for his ball mouse probably in an electronic-looking fabric or a green batik