Aw, thanks!
So gorgeous! I pressed the 
button a bunch of times! Then I noticed that it just turns it on and off 
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One glance and I knew it had to be a Racky-craft!
I love your shrines so much! It really has a Mexican folk art to them.
Just love 
Good to know! 
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OK these are too cool! I love all the book colors and your use of beads!
These are fantastic! I have a whole set of loteria cards that I’ve had no idea what to do with, you’ve inspired me!
I love little shrines. I have made a few, but mine are made of little tins and found objects. All of these could inspire a story I am sure. Great details!
I love seeing tons of tiny shrines all displayed together. You should post yours!!
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Geez, racky, amazing as always. My personal favorite is the heart with roses.
How on earth did I miss these? So fun and colorful! Beautiful job!
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These are absolutely beautiful Racky. I always loved your stuff on Craftster, before I took a break from things. Lovely to see familiar names here too.
(I was Purpleheather there, I think)
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I missed these when they were first posted, but they are amazing! I love how thoughtful you were in your color choices. And the tiny details (Where do you find them? Tiny saints, tiny limes, tiny roses!), just bring them to a whole other level! Are they small matchboxes, or big matchboxes (that would be a lot of matches!)?
I’m continually impressed (and, a bit awed) by how you can look at a blank chipboard shape and envision such wonderfully creative and beautiful results!
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Aw, thanks! In answer to your question, the tiny saints, limes, and roses, as well as the facades, all came from Alpha Stamps. Here’s a link to my supply list. Those are tiny matchboxes. I always love working small!
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Thanks! I don’t know if I’m adventurous enough to try to make one yet, but I’m bookmarking your list, just in case 
I feel you are highly qualified for the job!
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LOL! Thanks! I’ll have to wait until I get home… but I can see myself falling into this rabbit hole very easily…