Today's Offerings

Apocalypse Now

My latest mosaic magnetized chalk board features two huge vintage Army men - made in the USA.

Today's Goods

My latest mosaic chalkboard now for sale in my Etsy shop.

With a creamer for the chalk holder.

Old ink jar.

Some kind of metal wedge thing.

And of course, lots of broken dishes, buttons and beads.


"Princess" switch plate.


Gold-toned pieces on cream in this single switch that's sure to make a statement in any room.


"Let there be light" Jesus double switch plate.

I Can Mosaic Anything

I don't get many requests for mosaic outlet covers, but if I can glue a plate to it and grout it, I'll make these all day long. They've been mailed to California and how fun that boring outlet covers are getting such a dramatic makeover.



This bright, tropical mosaic chalkboard is also on its way out West.

Such a cheery and fun chalk holder.

Chalkware parrot salt and pepper shakers I got from my good friend Nina's booth in the Metro level of the River Market Antique Mall in Kansas City, MO. If you've never been, you're missing out!

And a lil' Halloween hanging mosaic plaque.

The ghost is made of polymer clay.

Bat Skulls coming soon.

Happy Halloween a Little Early

Halloween is my favorite holiday. I don't dress up before I go to work and I don't live in a place where I get hoards of trick or treaters, but I love to decorate my house with fun and slightly creepy adornments. Hairy rats, witches hands, and my friend, Cynthia, thought my chalk kewpies were for Halloween but they aren't; those are out all year.

I just made a chalkboard that's slightly reminiscent of Halloween. This fab knarly doll head is perfect!

This one isn't so Halloween-y, but kinda fun with the purple and black accents.

And a couple of custom switch plates heading out to California.

I Heart Mosaic Chalkboards

I took a much needed day off today and knocked out some chalkboards.



I've had this clown forever and he finally made it into this board as a chalk holder.







Cute lil' rusty tin cup.



These are heading to Frank, a great little shop in Los Gatos, California.