Angelic pies and desserts

12/14/2025

Get your Dessert Graze Table done by us!

12/13/2025

Did a dessert graze table today for Hurley's Services, Inc. We hope you all enjoy!!!

12/09/2025

We still have spots available before Christmas! Boxes or graze table set ups! Pies, cakes, cupcakes!

12/06/2025

Hubby came up with our new mini Grinch cheesecakes!

12/06/2025

A couple Christmas boxes going out today!

11/23/2025

I started making piñatas because I lost my brothers.
A motorcycle wreck killed Ryan, and childhood cancer took my baby brother, Colton, just a few years later.
But the cancer was different, it didn’t just take him, it destroyed what was left of our family. I don’t have a family anymore, and some days that makes me just want to smash something.
Its been 6 years since Ryan passed and 4 since Colton. I started to get crafty again, something I haven’t done since the Christmas before Colton died. We all had birthdays in September which makes the month really hard. On my manic angry birthday I decided to make myself something to smash.
I’m in the angry part of healing. Angry at the trauma and abuse I didn't know I dealt with. Most of all angry we never got to have a funeral or celebrate Colton's life.
So I’m turning that anger into energy... into art for them.

My goal is to make a big donation through my craft and make as many piñatas as I can for kids. I’m aiming for over 100 piñatas to donate in thier names.
(Or more, because I won’t stop when I get to 100.) And hopefully it turns into something I can do for many years. I’m sharing and documenting this to hold myself accountable to my healing and to my growth, even on the hard days.

Every piece I make is crafted with care, love, and a little bit of the healing I’m still learning to find 🖤

11/22/2025

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11/21/2025

My daughter and I want to do a food drive for a young boy who has put up a blessings box in our town. Please help us help him! If you make a purchase but donate goods then you will get a discount depending on how much you donate!

11/21/2025

A Charlestown 9-year-old is proving you’re never too young to make a big difference.