
Home of Creepy Delights
Creepy creatures looking for their forever homes
...... There are some super cute ones looking for forever homes too!
Welcome to the home of a textile artist enchanted by creatures, cryptids, and curious little beasties.
Where the eerie meets the endearing, and every stitched creature, from the beautifully bizarre to the irresistibly adorable, is welcome.
🕸️ New Creations Are Crawling Their Way Here...
The sewing machine has been working overtime, and some wonderfully peculiar new residents will soon be joining The Monster & Creature Emporium.
Keep an eye out for Zombie Keith, who still isn't entirely sure what happened after that rock concert... and Myrtle the Witch, who has a habit of collecting curious things and muttering suspiciously at the moon.
Meanwhile, the knitted beasties have been multiplying too! Expect to find adorable Slug Bag Charms, perfect for tagging onto bags, keys or backpacks, along with a new batch of sparkling Glittery Hedgehogs, bringing just the right amount of shimmer to their wonderfully odd little world.
As always, every creation is handmade, completely unique, and patiently waiting to find the perfect human to adopt them.
Watch this space... you never know who, or what, will appear next.

Hand Knitted (UKCA compliant) Pigeons £15 plus shipping
Knitted Creatures... Where Do I Begin?
I've always been a knitter. Jumpers, cardigans, picture knits... if it involved yarn and needles, I was happy. Picture knitting has always been a particular favourite, but I've also had a lifelong soft spot for creatures. And let's be honest, creatures don't have to be cute to be lovable!
While caring for my mother, I began experimenting with my own designs and found myself utterly enchanted by the idea of knitting sparkly hedgehogs. Those little characters quickly became known as Disco Hedgehogs, a name affectionately bestowed upon them by my daughter. The name stuck, and so did the hedgehogs.
Then came the slugs. ........
Originally created as a complete joke and a bit of yarn-fuelled silliness, these quirky creatures somehow captured people's hearts. Now affectionately known by many as Emotional Support Slugs, they've become my best sellers. Who would have thought a knitted slug could achieve such fame?
Of course, every creative adventure eventually runs into rules and regulations. For me, that meant embarking on the world of UKCA compliance. Until fairly recently, I hadn't even realised it was something I needed to consider, which was a little embarrassing to discover!
As I work my way through the testing and certification process for each creature, my range is currently a little smaller than I'd like. The testing itself isn't too daunting; it's the Everest-sized pile of paperwork that comes with it. And if you're anything like me, you'll check everything once, then twice, then a third time, just in case.
The silver lining is that every knitted creature I offer has been carefully made and thoroughly tested with children's safety in mind. So when one of my creatures finds a new home, you can be confident that it's been created with both imagination and care.
And really, that's what makes all that paperwork worth it.

Roxie’s Curse
The curator wheeled the mannequin into the dim gallery, placing her beneath the sign: 1920’s Flapper. Roxie despised the title. She was not a flapper. She was the original. When the old curator chuckled at her boast that she could still model anywhere, the mannequin’s stitched smile seemed to tighten beneath the dust of decades.
By morning, the curator was gone, though the scent of her perfume still clung to the velvet curtains. Visitors swear Roxie shifts position when nobody is watching. Still… at least she has a dress to die for.
Roxie £35 plus shipping
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