Welcome to the first blog

Hi I'm Dawn of Crazy Cat Lady Crafts and Welcome to my first blog!

You may ask what's in the name well, a very special person to me called me Crazy Old Cat Lady.  So I dropped the old spiked my hair and added crafts and the name was born

I do custom handmade jewelry and craft items for humans not cats. Lol 😆 I have only been in business since July of 2024.
If you like to check it out my site address is
Crazycatladycrafts.goimagine.com 
Here's a sample.

Well I just want a short but sweet first blog.
Please check out my site for many different kind of jewelry and crafts.  Also while your there, sign up for my VIP list.  You will receive 10% off all orders and receive periodically emails about sales, events I'm in, and how Crazy Cat Lady Crafts is coming along.  







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