Handmade in Tennessee
Everything here was made by hand, one at a time.
I am Ali, I am going into seventh grade, and I crochet. Bags and little animals mostly, plus whatever anybody talks me into trying next.
Ready to go home with someone
Out of the basket
When one sells it is gone for good, because I only ever make one of each.
Maria the Unicorn
A white unicorn with a rainbow mane and a small gold horn. She sits up on her own.
Green Granny Square Bag
Granny squares in deep green and cream with a pale flower at every centre, sewn to a lining inside so nothing catches.
Red and Black Granny Bag
Navy, red and cream squares around a cream centre panel, with a black floral lining sewn inside.
Made to order
Somebody asked me for a spine.
A chiropractor wanted one for the office, so I worked out how to build it and I am making it now. That is usually how this goes. You tell me the thing you have in your head, and we figure out together whether I can pull it off in yarn.
You tell me what you want
A photo, a drawing, or just a sentence. Colors help. So does knowing how big you are picturing it.
I tell you if I can do it
Honestly, and with a price and a date. Sometimes the answer is that I have not learned that stitch yet, and I will say so.
I make it and send pictures
You see it before it ships, while there is still time to change something.
Come find me
New things turn up as I finish them.
I only ever make one of each, so whatever is on the shelf today is genuinely all there is of it.