I've grown up around a crafty family. My mother used to make and sell her own wreaths. She would take me to her craft shows and I was amazed at all the unique things people made. As I grew older I started learning how to make my own crafts.

Most of my jewelry has a kawaii element to it. Kawaii is the Japanese word for cute. I am inspired by Japanese street fashion. Some of my favorite fashions are sweet lolita, fairy kei, and decora. Even if you are not into Japanese street fashion you are sure to find something you will find cute.

Resin jewelry is my main focus. I have been working with resin for over 2 years now. Resin is a two part liquid that when mixed together dries to a hard plastic after 24 hours. After I mix the two parts of the resin I add coloring, glitter, and sometimes other goodies before pouring them into my molds.

I also make custom resin decoden phone cases. Resin makes the cases super glossy and the glitter I add will make them shine. The cases also feature several cabochons that I have handmade myself out of resin, making these cases even more unique.

Recently I have self taught myself how to cross stitch. Not too long ago I was visiting a book store and saw a magazine of cross stitch patterns. They looked so cute, but I didn't know how to cross stitch (heck, I don't even think I heard of cross stitching before then). I decided to take the plunge and try it out. I quickly caught on and was addicted right away. My mother, who has done embroidery since she was a child, was surprised at how quickly I learned.
I still love working with resin, but I love the portability that comes with cross stitching.

All of my items in my shop handmade by me out of my own home.