Creative Clothing by Roxane

Jason came to me with a request for a Regency jacket, as seen in the Bridgerton series. He supplied a Laughing Moon pattern for it, as he wanted it to be as era correct as possible, even in its construction. This was one of the two huge projects I spent a lot of time on this summer. We are both quite happy with the result.

I felted this Twirly Woo mama for an avid fan.

Winnie is a pendant for a wee boy’s necklace.

The clouds look like licks of fire

Queen Anne’s lace

I made overalls for myself with IKEA curtains and my friend Sharron asked for some as well. These have large pockets and are so comfortable!

A little octopus requested by a little girl ❣️

Felted dragonfly brooch.

A rainbow dragonfly brooch, for those who can’t decide what colour to get!

Lovely spider web over my bromeliad!

A new felted dragonfly brooch. Its wingspan is about 7cm. These can be made for you in your favourite colour, just contact me to order one!

Big shout out to my newest top fan! 💎

Sharon Parisien-Wood

My newest addition to the “Special Gnomes” collection: the Fire Fighter. 😁

A small otter key chain fob 😊. Can be made on order.

A new little cat for my daughter. She lives with a flame point Siamese.

I got the second donkey, of the pair ordered, finished. They look very nice together 😊

A small needle felted axolotl.

A small felted platypus, barely 2” tall!

Waiting in line to pay for groceries while maintaining a 6ft distance, this man cut in line. He didn't appear to notice what he’d done.

The person he bypassed didn't utter a word, simply maintained the appropriate distance.

When it came time for the man to settle the bill, he reached into his back pocket and retrieved a small notepad. He had forgotten his wallet.
He looked a bit disappointed and embarrassed. The person he skipped stepped up and told the cashier they’d take care of his groceries. (Which only consisted of Milk and Chocolate Chip Cookies.)

He was more than grateful. He kindly thanked them and off the man went.

Upon arrival to the register, the cashier asked: "He cut you off and you paid for his groceries. Why??"

"They calmly replied with a smile: “I hope that if one day my dad forgets his wallet, someone will step up and buy his Milk and Cookies."

With all the negativity going on in the world. I thought it would be nice to share this moment.

A little kindness goes a long way. Why not pay it forward?

This is the first of a pair of donkeys I was commissioned to make.

This little guy needs no introduction! , ,

Finished just in time for Easter!

Mottled clouds lit up by the moon