9 more days til Solkatt! ??‍⬛

There will be a few pairs of festive Samhain earrings added to my shop tomorrow. ???‍⬛

Just a few updates:

I am booked until next year! So excited to craft your beautiful customs. My chat gets first dibs for custom spots, so I recommend joining if you’re interested in future work.

A little bit about how my custom process works:

I require a deposit to reserve a spot. I’m never picky about that amount. All current customs have an at-the-latest mail date of Dec 1. I accept multiple payments over time and am very flexible this way. After a spot has been reserved it’s time for us to discuss details and my DMs are of course open always for my customers.

This year has been incredibly busy and I’m so grateful. Sending my work out around the world brings me such joy!

Hardangerbunad. ??
Trying to capture the intricate details of a Norwegian bunad into a tiny beaded design was quite the challenge but I loved incorporating my passion for my heritage, traditional folk dresses, and beadwork into this project.

Custom bridal bead embroidered bib & earrings, 2022 ?⚡️

Showing off my beautiful & truly thoughtful wedding gift from the incredible Hand Of Hulda ?⚡️

Today marks the fifth year of The Witch Mother. I will be celebrating by working on your custom pieces and smiling as I reflect. My eternal gratitude for your support and encouragement through the years.

I just want to take a moment to say thank you all for over 1k subs! I want to do something fun to mark this milestone soon.

In the meantime, please check out and support these other lovely, talented White ladies and their arts & crafts. (In no particular order)

The Witch Mother
Metamorphosia Sewing
Traditional Apothecary
Loom Woven
Litterbox
Circe Melinoë Art
Sunbeam Studio
Handwolven
IANTHINE
Iron Roots Family Farm
Maiden's Hair & Moss
Blacksun Creations
The Verdant Kingdom
Alva Weaves
Old Toad Werks

“Of all evil I deem you capable: Therefore I want good from you. Verily, I have often laughed at the weaklings who thought themselves good because they had no claws.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche