• Random acts of kindness chicken

    Random acts of kindness chicken

    We love handing out small crocheted gifts around town as #randomactsofkindness We’ve given out a lot of crocheted gummy bears, snowmen, mini chickens (“chicken nuggets” as my husband calls them), rearview mirror swings, goldfish, small dande-lions, Jesus Loves You bracelets, and many more. Have you gotten one of our gifts yet? If not, we hope…

  • I know what it’s like

    I know what it’s like

    I know what it’s like to grow up feeling like you had no one: that you couldn’t trust anyone. To grow up in fear of loss or being hurt again. I know what it’s like not being accepted and being neglected. I understand brokenness and loneliness. I know what it feels like to feel all…

  • Website Overhaul

    Website Overhaul

    Our website has recently changed in a big way (a good way). After a lot of prayer and conversations we’ve finally changed it to be about our ministry instead of just a shop. It has been on my heart for years to start a ministry for children who have suffered from abuse, sexual abuse, neglect,…

  • Snowmen for Jesus

    Snowmen for Jesus

    I know it’s still fall, and temperatures haven’t really dropped yet here in Texas, but I have been busy making snowmen. It took me a little while to figure out how I wanted them to look but I’m pretty happy with these. I won’t be putting these up for sale right now on the site,…

  • Big dogs for big hugs

    Big dogs for big hugs

    I’ve been working my big dogs (I don’t have a name for them yet), trying to work out the final designs and my daughter figured out baby clothes fit on them.

  • Hibiscus and Chamomile

    Hibiscus and Chamomile

    Hibiscus and chamomile are pretty much a staple in our house now. Both have antioxidants, anti-inflammatory, and antiviral properties (along with plenty of other good things) and a little seems to go a long way.

  • Goldenrod

    Goldenrod

    The goldenrod here in East Texas is getting ready to bloom. I think this will be the year that I finally manage to go out and harvest some to use in tinctures and teas.