Announcement    Unfortunately, the influx of resellers on etsy have made it so it just hurts me financially to maintain a shop here. But don't worry! I have a website!
https://acaseofrandom.com

You have facebook, too? Check me out on facebook! I post new things here: https://www.facebook.com/acaseofrandom

But what about instagram?
I've got that too! It's mostly pictures of my cat, because I love my cat and I can't stop.
https://www.instagram.com/acaseofrandom

Want to message me here anyway? Go for it!

Blah blah blah--okay, and here's the rest of what I had up here:

I tell people that if I can put my hands on it, I can make it. This etsy is my proof. The end result is a mix of beaded bracelets and chainmaille, jingly anklets and hair sticks, kuchi jewelry and hand-made glass. I love fixing things; I love taking things apart and putting them together again; I love jingling &/or getting compliments as I wander around wearing my works. I hope you will, too.


I'm always at work to make a sturdier product. I'm extra-careful with all my barrettes and hair decorations to make sure they won't eat your hair, and I use big sturdy gauges to make sure they won't fall apart when faced with everyday accidents. I've slept on my barrettes (and wouldn't recommend it); I've dropped a cash box on my handflowers; I've bonked my dichro bobby pins off any number of displays and dropped my epoxied/resin rings on concrete. I've accidentally run one of my hair sticks over with my car, and one of my original flower hair forks has gone through the washer and dryer--multiple times!--and come out intact and barely scuffed. I doubt many people are destructive or accident-prone enough to put their works through the amount of stress-testing I do. Basically, I want you to be happy with my works for a long time to come.

And if something goes wrong somewhere along the line, I feature the Neurotic Artist Guarantee: send it over or catch up with me at a show, and I'll fix it.