This is the back of it made from copies of her great grandmothers journals. Just as pretty as the front.
I took the liberty to show you some of her other charms. She offers a slew of different designs, shapes, seasonal and everyday.
Can you believe how tiny this little fairy is??? so adorable
Not sure if "Magical" fairy dust is included? Doesn't hurt to ask!!!
Right now she's doing a ton of really fun Halloween charms but with Christmas fast approaching she has many Christmas themes too.
Martha has one of the prettiest blogs around with the most exquisite images I've ever seen as you can witness from the pictures above. The detail and magic is there to drool over.
What's also fun about her blog is that she takes you thru some of the best places Southern California has to offer.
Even if you were not into charms (but who doesn't like charms????) you would still be completely enchanted with her and the creativity she shares with everyone.
If you want to take a look at her website click
HERE
Thank you Martha
your beautiful inside and out!
A classical music CD~ love classical music and knowing Tracie she probably looked at my profile and saw that. A jar of french sel gris (gray salt) with the most adorable wooden spoon to scoop it with. How did she know I love salt. I haven't bought Morton type salt in ages......well since I realized it wasn't really salt at all. 
Organic golden peach tea (again always look for organic when I can). 
Shea butter lip balm from Pre de Provence which I immediately tried on. Bit of a lip balm addict I'm afraid. I lick my lips all the time when I'm stressed and get horrible chapped lips. Tracie and I laughed about our little "addiction" to lip balm. We never go anywhere without it.
I knew that when they were brought to North America they were thought to be poisonous but I never knew why. They are in the Solanaceae family which also includes petunias,peppers,eggplant and potatoes as kissing kin. The deadly Nightshade is also in this family hence why they were thought dangerous to eat.
We grew a lot of heirlooms this year. Too numerous to mention. I'd would love to know which tomatoes are your favorites to grow and why and if you grew any heirlooms. 
