The Frosted Fake Shop

09/26/2026

Ever wonder what “handmade” actually looks like? 😂

Sometimes it looks like this.

Before one of my little pieces ever makes it to The Frosted Fakeshop, there’s usually a whole lot of cutting, sanding, sculpting, painting, gluing, casting—and apparently using every tool I own at the same time.

And lately “handmade” has also included painting my new booth and refinishing all the display crates myself.

I love when someone stops at the booth and asks, “Did you actually make this?” Because yes—I really did. ❤️

The pretty finished pieces may be what you see in the booth, but this is where they start.

And yes, my craft room always looks like a small explosion occurred. 😂

09/09/2026

This made my night. ❤️🎣

When I made this little fisherman, I had a picture in my head that someday he’d end up sitting on some man’s shelf, surrounded by all of his favorite fishing things.

Last night I got to see where he ended up.

And there he was. Exactly where I’d imagined him. ❤️

I think this may be one of my favorite parts of making these little pieces—seeing them find the place where they belong.

09/06/2026

Something pretty amazing happened at my booth today. ❤️

I hadn’t even finished setting up when a group of people stopped to look at my Halloween pieces. Before long, we were talking about how they’re made—and, more importantly, the little stories behind them.

We talked about trick-or-treating with pillowcases, 4-H projects, sewing, childhood memories and even old-fashioned Christmas ribbon candy.

And I realized that’s really what The Frosted Fakeshop has become for me.

I don’t mass produce. I make each piece individually, and almost every one starts with a story or a memory.

Before I even finished setting up, my Laundry Ghost found a home. Then that same customer came back because she decided she couldn’t leave without my Porch Ghost, too. 👻❤️

Thank you to everyone who stopped to talk with me today. Hearing your own memories and watching you discover all those tiny details was incredibly special.

And yes—to everyone who asked—Fall is coming. And Christmas? Oh, just wait.❤️🌲

09/01/2026

Sometimes “handmade” means spending an unreasonable amount of time making something ridiculously tiny. 😂

A little behind-the-scenes look at what goes into my Halloween collection for The Frosted Fakeshop.

Yes… I really do make all those tiny details by hand. 👻🍬🎃

08/30/2026

08/30/2026

🍎🍂 A LITTLE FALL SALE! 🍂🍎

Making room for Halloween at The Frosted Fakeshop! 👻

My handmade Harvest Collection is now 20% OFF at The Wandering Magpie Vendor Market.

From tiny caramel apples and apple baskets to hay bales, pumpkins and harvest gatherings — each piece was handmade one at a time, and there are only a few available.

20% OFF while they last!

If you’ve had your eye on one, now might be the time to grab it. ❤️

08/18/2026

The Harvest Collection is finished! 🍎🌾

Four little scenes. Four different memories of harvest time.

Caramel apples being dipped.
Apples bobbing in an old wooden barrel.
Hay stacked after the harvest.
And a tiny Harvest Gathering tucked inside a lantern.

Almost every little detail you see was made and finished by hand—from the apples and pumpkins to the barrel and caramel.

And those hay bales?

They’re made from real pine needles. 🌾

I wanted this collection to feel less like “fall décor” and more like the little things we remember about this time of year.

These are headed to The Wandering Magpie Vendor Market!

Which little harvest memory is your favorite? 🍎

08/09/2026

🍀 4-H Memories 🌻

Some of the best lessons aren’t learned in a classroom.

They’re learned caring for a project, tending a garden, sewing a ribbon, raising an animal, or proudly walking into the county fair with months of hard work behind you.

This handcrafted miniature book celebrates those traditions with tiny details that honor generations of 4-H families—from the sunflower and garden harvest to the measuring tape, sewing notions, and blue ribbon memories.

Every piece is sculpted by hand from polymer clay and created to tell a story.

💚 Here’s to hard work, life lessons, and memories that last a lifetime.

❤️ VIP Friends: Thank you for being part of my VIP group! You always get a first look at my newest creations before they’re shared anywhere else.

Available at Wandering Magpie Vendor Market in Owasso.

08/06/2026

🎡 Fair Memories 🍋

Blue ribbons.
Corn dogs.
Fresh lemonade.
Caramel apples.
A giant turkey leg.
The excitement of the midway.

For many of us, the county fair wasn’t just an event—it was a tradition.

This handcrafted miniature book, Fair Memories, is filled with tiny hand-sculpted details that capture the sights, tastes, and excitement of fair season. Every piece is made from polymer clay and designed to bring back those wonderful end-of-summer memories.

As we head toward autumn, I’m excited to share more story-filled creations inspired by the traditions we all remember.

🍂 My VIP group got a first look at this special piece earlier today. If you’d like early previews of new creations, I’d love to have you join us!

Available at Wandering Magpie Vendor Market in Owasso.

08/05/2026

🍀 4-H Memories 🌻

Some of the best lessons aren’t learned in a classroom.

They’re learned caring for a project, tending a garden, sewing a ribbon, raising an animal, or proudly walking into the county fair with months of hard work behind you.

This handcrafted miniature book celebrates those traditions with tiny details that honor generations of 4-H families—from the sunflower and garden harvest to the measuring tape, sewing notions, and blue ribbon memories.

Every piece is sculpted by hand from polymer clay and created to tell a story.

💚 Here’s to hard work, life lessons, and memories that last

Available at Wandering Magpie Vendor Market in Owasso.