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One of the nicest things about being a maker is encouraging other people to join in the making process! Feel free to use the following for making your own messes. You can use them for group craft and school projects, make them for fun, for yourself, as gifts and especially for hiding for strangers to find.

Teachers, parents, babysitters, homeschoolers, artists, crafters, kids and groups... you are absolutely encouraged to share this information, link to it, print it, do it and enjoy it, just keep the copyright information intact. A link back would be grand.

WARNING: I am not above turning people into toads... I've done it before. DO NOT sell or otherwise distribute these images, files or pages, alone or as part of a collection for any commercial use, or as your own. Providing this infomation does NOT grant permission to reproduce my work for sale.


A Page of Perfectly Spooky Words
An entire page of spooky words typed up on my old time Underwood typewriter and scanned in for your making.
Download the pdf

How to... Make a Faerie Spying Stone
Step by step instructions on how to make Holed Stones which some believe can be used for spying on faerie folk.

How to... Make an Altered Faerie Journal
Create a tiny faerie journal that looks like it was just plucked from the woods. The perfect project for practicing your doodling and scribbling.

How to... Make an Teeny Weeny Toadstools
Hop over to the blog to see a video demonstration, showing how I make those teeny weeny toadstools.


Printable Cootie Catcher/ Salt Cellar
Remember those folded paper fortune thing-a-ma-bobs? My husband says they are called "Cootie Catchers". Apparently they are also called "Salt Cellars".  I prefer "wishy fortune catcher things".

Fairy Godmother Collage Sheet
Pointy hats, wings, and other nice things for making
your very own fairy godmother collage.

Download the BW or COLOUR pdf file



Old Timey Photos
Two dozen old photos for your own mess making!
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