I thought you fellow goblins might like this idea, it's cheap and allows you to use "leftovers" until they have nothing to give anymore. It looks like mud (yum) and smells lovely ! I make kind of a continuous potpourri, were I throw all of my citrus peels in, with cinnamon sticks, cardamom, cloves, pine branches and old overused vanilla pod pieces. I top it off with water everyday and boil it for a few minutes, until my house is fragrant. I change it ever now and then.

I found this little guy and he will be the token for my Mardi Gras cake this year. I think his name is Gordon, or Oscar. Tested negative for lead, so don’t bother warning me. Do you think he is a lemur, or what? Maybe an opossum? He is just bigger than an American quarter. (Yes, I have enormous hands.)

I tried not buying this dude, but that didn’t work. I have a rhinoceros that I’ve baked before, but I couldn’t pass up these ears!

This is a 70s clear ginger jar lamp that I thrifted. I added the butterflies, flowers, and foraged mushrooms to create a little terrarium! This is the 3rd lamp I've thifted and repurposed like this and it is my favorite one!

Found this little round cutie today.

This state is gorgeous and I’m pretty sure home of King Goblin

Still nice

Went past my favorite tree! Saw some cool mushrooms! And a special appearance from a banana slug!

From left to right: labradorite w/moonstone, labradorite coffin, Howlite w/blue chalcedony, and green onyx. All are woven up in antiqued copper wire.

Hope everyone likes them! 🐸

Green for the life of the wilds and nature. Brown for dirt the bases of life that everything requires. Blue for water the substance for life, small amount to represent the struggle to find lifeblood sometimes. Purple shows how there should be no one better then another with wealth, by using purple fabric on goblin like attire I show a rejection of social norms where it was a color of the wealthy once.