Ha, look at the tiny sneakers! Tutorial for a DIY anthropomorphic planter made with a plant pot, polymer clay, rope and paints by Michelle at A Crafty Mix.

Teen Model Hello Kitty's got her dancin' shoes on! And it only took THREE attempts to hit on a winning, workable design!

Here is the bard from my friends’ DnD campaign again! This time, with tiny shoes.

INT. CHURCH - EVENING A BRIDE, late teens, dressed simply, sits on a pew next to HESTIA, goddess of domesticity, who is dressed in a fussy version of ultra-femininity. BRIDE: Hestia, thank you so much for coming to me. I’m so nervous. I just don’t know what to do. The Bride tears up. Hestia hands her a lacy handkerchief. HESTIA: Of course, child. And don’t worry; I haven’t met a bride yet who didn’t have some jitters the night before her wedding. BRIDE: Really? So this is normal? HESTIA: Of course! Just tell me any questions you have, and I’ll be happy to ease your fears. BRIDE: I’ll try. I don’t know about the role of the wife. Do I really have to do everything my husband says? HESTIA: Of course, dearest! But let me tell you a little tip. If you please your husband, he will want to please you. If you are sweet enough, your husband’s decisions will be made for your benefit. It’s basically the same thing as making the decision yourself. BRIDE: How... I don’t want to be rude, but... how do you know that works? HESTIA: Oh, sweetie, I’ve seen it work a million times. I’m a marriage expert. BRIDE: I know. I don’t mean to question. I’m sorry. The Bride twists the handkerchief in her hands. HESTIA: Don’t be. Was there anything else? BRIDE: Well... I do have one tiny question. But I’m not sure if I can ask it. HESTIA: Don’t be embarrassed. Did you want to ask me about your wedding night? Your marital duties? BRIDE: Yes. I don’t really know anything. HESTIA: That’s best, dear. You can learn everything you need to know from your husband. Just remember that, in the sanctity of the marriage bed, it is a beautiful and holy act and one that will bless your house with children. BRIDE: Everyone keeps telling me children are a blessing, but-- HESTIA: Oh, they are, dearest girl! BRIDE: Then why don’t you have any? HESTIA: OMZ, me? With kids? Hah! Hestia notices the Bride looking at her suspiciously. HESTIA: Because I’m not married, you see. I can’t have children if I’m not married! BRIDE: So why don’t you get married? Surely Zeus would be happy to arrange one for you. Hestia is taken aback. HESTIA: Yeeesss... BRIDE: And you are the goddess of the home, after all. Surely yours would be the happiest and most blessed of marriages. HESTIA: Well, you see, with my career... I wouldn’t be able to give my husband the attention and obedience that would be his due. The Bride’s eyes light up with hope. BRIDE: So we can choose to have careers over marriages, then? HESTIA: Oh. I mean. Only if you really have to, you know. Marriage is way better. Like, so much better. You get to be mistress of a household. You can experience the delights of the marriage bed-- BRIDE: I still don’t really know what that means. HESTIA: Don’t interrupt, sweetie. You can have kids! Kids are so great. And cute. Tiny. Just think about all the tiny shoes you get to buy! BRIDE: I do like tiny shoes. HESTIA: Well, there you go then. Gotta run, dear heart. Have just the most fun at your wedding! Hestia hurries down the aisle and out the door, the Bride staring after her, clutching at the handkerchief. The end.

These cute shoes were made by amberbodhi on Etsy! They fit just perfectly - even a little roomy so i can have my baby wear her stockings when they come in! Now shes almost halfway to being finished~ Bonus: The little frog on Juniper’s lap was a gift from a purchase of resin ears for Juni from the lovely Etsy maker TiffieBJDCrafts! Check out both these shops! I recommend them~

@lostinlush look at thooose!~