Painted

Okay so there are certain parts of the human body I'm not especially keen on eating. But anything for science!

It's important to have a designated place to put your precious rings when you take them off. Why not make that place handmade and adorable?

This charming confection was used as a groom's cake at what was undoubtedly an amazing wedding. Anyone who can weather a cluster-cuss with the grace of the foxes is tops in my book!

Japanese Kokeshi dolls are precious and a perfect way to introduce your little ones to the joys of Star Wars.

A jig a day keeps the doctor away.

I like hiding tiny cute things around for people to find and be delighted by. Just as long as the one finding them isn't the cat because then they'll just end up under the couch.

For my 30th birthday I had a tray of cream puffs and a zombie themed party. I mean, I'm 22! I'll never get old! Ahem. If I ever do make it to the ripe old age of 30, roses may not be my style, but I could never resist a cake with so much gorgeous work. Gimme those cookies!

The roughness really adds to the charm.

Sweet snuggly winter animals! These one of a kind ornaments come in all sorts of different animals, each as adorable and wintry as the last. You could have a tree covered in sweet chilly friends!

Available at: Little Miss Delicious http://www.littlemissdelicious.com ($14)

Available at: Temple7e http://www.etsy.com/listing/57884002/kokeshi-doll-sasha-the-kokeshi-ninjette ($25 each)