

Garden keepsakes made from found treasures.
Handmade in Redding, California by Shelley — vintage teapots, teacups, and china lovingly reborn as one-of-a-kind pieces for your garden.
A small garden studio
Every keepsake begins as something forgotten — a chipped teacup, a lonely saucer, a sugar bowl missing its lid — and ends as a small piece of magic among the moss.
Featured
A first look at the keepsakes
Abstract previews of pieces Shelley is dreaming up. Each one will be one of a kind when it's ready.



Sugar Bowl Songbird
A sweet little porcelain home tucked into the moss for a perching friend.
The process
Made from found treasures
Each keepsake takes its time. Shelley works at her own pace, with rest built into every step.

Step 1
Found
Shelley searches yard sales, thrift stores, and estate sales for porcelain and china with a story.

Step 2
Reimagined
Each piece is cleaned, sorted, and slowly reassembled into something new — by hand, at her own pace.

Step 3
Replanted
The keepsake finds its home in the garden, where weather and light only make it more beautiful.

The maker
Meet Shelley
Shelley lives in Redding, Northern California. Her love of gardening and flowers comes from her mom, who was always in the garden. Multiple Sclerosis makes gardening itself difficult now — so Shelley makes art for the garden instead, from teapots, teacups, trinkets, miniature books, and tea sets she finds at yard sales and the Salvation Army.
The hummingbirds and butterflies in her work remind her of her mom. And her daughter Brittney — her constant support for many years — makes sure Shelley always has everything she needs to create and stay calm.
Read Shelley's full story
Where it began
Her mom's garden, all over again
Shelley's mom was always in the garden, and that's where Shelley's love of flowers took root. Every keepsake — especially the ones with hummingbirds and butterflies — carries a little of her mom's garden forward.
A note from the garden
Shelley lives with Multiple Sclerosis, and creating these pieces helps her memory and brings her calm. Her daughter Brittney has cared for her for years and has raised well over $100,000 for the fight against MS. If you'd like to learn more about her journey and why this work matters, read about MS awareness here.
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