These are poly clay ghosts I made and glued to earring posts. Sorry for the bad photo they are really tiny and hard to capture.

I made these for a friend.

Even though it is showing up as a pretty dark blue in the photo, it is actually a pretty dark purple in real life.

I'm not sure if this is the right category for this but here goes.  a Leopard painted tin for storing nail polish at the moment.

This is my take on Yarnhag's crochet hook book who was nice enough to post a tutorial.

Melt n Pour:






My favorite Cinnamon scented Hand Milled:

It was hard to get a photo of this.  It is a pendant I made with sculpty then painted with acrylic paint. It is about 2 inches.

Without flash:

This is a bookmark I made a year ago and am just now getting around to posting some things I've created. 
The bookmark was made from cardstock that had been soaked in old coffee and vanilla then stamped, hole punched and ribboned. I'd like to try this technique a bit more as this was my first, to perfect it.

Sorry this took so long but I finally have a photo of what foob sent me thanks again for a wonderful swap!!!

I received my package from Oops Creations today and let me tell you I have no idea how she put so much into one box! 



I got yarn, books: Looking at Pictures and Learning to Look, Magazines: vintage Needlecraft, Easy Knitting, Get Creative, Knitters Magazine, craft pamphlets, a mini Winnie the Pooh calendar, a full sized Victorian calendar (which is gracing my wall right now), a Crochet a Day calendar, Piglet keychain, a butt load of vintage images and postcards, ribbon, scrapbooking paper, 2 cupcake bath fizzes, stamps, mini bottle container, catnip, glitter, a ton of magnets of my favorite Renoir painting, slinky, picture frame, a little monster stuffy, headwrap, blow up tube, makeup bag, reinforcement stickers, sewing ornament, and more.

Thanks Oops Creations for rocking my craft world and organizing such a great swap and bring a great swap partner.