We do do customized and personalized orders contingent on our ability to acquire the needed materials. Costs are determined by the complexity of the order as well as materials cost; if you want a loose guesstimate for a price, look for a finished piece with roughly the same level of detail and assume that's around the starting point. Always feel free to just contact us and ask!

Lost Socks and Half-Moon Mutiny: Spot-clean with a damp cloth only.
Hands of Man: Machine wash delicate and cold at your own risk. Tumble-dry low or drip-dry.

We have an infant-safe line of small toys with embroidered eyes and faces- the soft sharkies offered here are just one of many of the little animals we make. Most of these are sold at our live shows instead of listed here, but drop us a line and we can let you know what we have in stock. These guys usually run $25-35.

We have a studio in Arbutus, Maryland as a part of the Baltimore County Arts Guild. There are open studio hours, but no guarantee that we'll be there then, so if you want to shop the collection and see works in progress, email us and we can make sure we'll be around if possible.

In very rare circumstances, we will be able to source enough of the same materials to make something very similar, but not identical, to the one that was sold- but by and large, this usually isn't an option. What we can do is replicate the original shape, but it will likely vary in color and decorative embellishments. Hands of Man have the highest likelihood of being duplicated.

You can always donate socks- but we may or may not have a use for them. Certain types of material don't work very well or retain colors when stretched, and used socks sometimes have wear patterns or ground-in dirt that makes them unusable. In general, we can't use:

- socks made with fuzzy chenille (they fall apart when you cut them)
- dirty socks
- plain white or mostly white socks
- socks with threadbare patches or giant holes
- footie socks (too small)
- men's dress socks (too thin)
- socks with licensed characters on them

If your donation socks fall mostly into these categories, they would probably be better sent to a thrift store instead.

Button, bead, felt, and thread donations are always welcome! Yarn donations are case by case.