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Dead End Doll Factory

Visit her on Etsy!
Welcome to the Etsy page for the Dead End Doll Factory…birthplace of my most morbid creations! I will be adding more dolls as they become available. Please message me with any questions!
Each doll is plucked from their place of death and transformed into a creepy oddity for folks of all ages. All of the dolls listed have a cloth body with porcelain face, neck, hands legs and feet. Each are refurbished, hand painted with acrylics and varnished for eternal undead existence. Clothes are hand dyed and hair is washed….we can’t be having any stinky “crawling dead”.
Any questions, please ask!

 

Tina Dee’s Horror Crafts

My story is fully written yet. Just a Wisconsin girl who moved to Chicago and now lives through making horror and making an adventure out of life! Moving Forward I will be posting more of my art that will be for sell. Everything is one of a kind and is full of love. Feel free to message me or email me. I am always available to make custom orders! Follow her on Facebook!

CultureFly’s SUPERNATURAL Fall Box – get yours today!

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The only officially licensed Supernatural subscription box! Each premium box has over $100 worth of collectibles, apparel, and accessories made for any casual or extreme fan. Join the hunt!

CultureFly and SpookyInc are working together to “Join in the Hunt” with their Supernatural subscription box. Culture Fly is the home to a team of pop culturists who strive to create more than just exclusive products for the die-hard enthusiast. At Culture Fly, pop culture is more than life, it’s a way of living and communicating where there is never a right or wrong way of expressing yourself.

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Skulls & Stones Jewelry

Handmade skull jewelry, furniture, art work and more!

The Skulls & Stones Story…

I have been making jewelry as a hobby since 2009.  It began as small tokens of my thanks to those who participated in my cancer benefit show. I wanted something to pass the time while I was stuck at home after my surgery. It also gave me something to show my appreciation to all of my friends who loved & supported me through a very trying time in my life.

Once I lost my day job, it freed up time for me to try my hand at furniture refinishing.  I enjoyed it as much as making jewelry and decided to expand my horizons!  I ended up with so much inventory that I needed an actual store to sell my treasures and so I opened On The Edge with Skulls & Stones in Oklahoma City.  The store showcased other artists like myself who don’t ‘fit’ a certain boring style of art.  We called ourselves the tribe of misfits.  Since none of us fit the mold to sell our things in the typical craft stores in OKC.

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