THANK YOU all for making this auction a fun success. Below are a list of winners as well as a PayPal link for you to make your payments. If you would like to make other payment arrangements please contact me. I will mail out your merchandise as soon as a payment has been received. Again thank you so much for helping us bring Joshua home!

American Girl Outfit: Kelly Stivers 
Silver and Gold Bracelet: Nancy Calkins 
Black and Green Necklace: John Einselen 
24' Beaded Necklace: Karen Newlin 
30' Amethyst Neckalce: Lydia Howard
Got Love? Adopt- Beach Bag- Jake Stroot
Origami Crane Mobile- Laurie Moore
Set of Three Hair Flowers- Elizabeth Weigl 
18' Gray Ruffle Pillow- Deirdre Martin 
Handmade Hero Capes- Jake Stroot 
Red Thread Quilt- Laurie Moore 
Hand Painted Yellow Flower Vase: Laurie Moore
Hand Knit Scarf- Karen Newlin 
Box of Handmade Cards- Jake Stroot 
Blue and White Beaded Bracelet- John Einselen 
Embroidered Burp Cloths (boys)- Erin Corwin
Embroidered Burp Cloths (girls)- Karen Glass
Handmade Necklace- John Einselen
Handmade Blue Turquoise Necklace- John Einselen
Handmade Necklace- John Einselen
Tiramisu Torte- Gloria Elrod 
Vintage Handmade Towels- Jake Stroot
Onyx Chess Set- Ali Conyers 
Handmade Necklace and Bracelet- John Einselen
Handmade Necklace and Bracelet- Diana Vance 
Handmade Necklace- Diana Vance 
$25 Gift Certificate to 31 Bags-Judy

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from an anonymous donor



STARTING BID: $10.00

from Joshua's Nana




STARTING BID: $10.00

from Joshua's Nana



STARTING BID: $10.00



This necklace is a single strand of beautiful amethyst stones. 

from the Minus One Project and the Apisa family


STARTING BID: $10.00

from Wabi Sabi Studios


STARTING BID: $18.00

The mobiles are carefully constructed with beautiful paper, natural twine and re-purposed coat hangers. They occupy roughly a 24"x24" space and are made with extra long twine for customizable height. 

The origami crane has a wonderful story and is full of symbolism throughout Asian cultures. Specifically, the children's story "Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes" by Eleanor Coerr is worth the read and available at many public libraries. Legend holds that one who folds a thousand cranes is granted one wish.

from Angella Eisman Design


STARTING BID: $7.00


Handmade from recycled sweaters making these hair flowers both unique and eco-friendly

from Angella Eisman Design



STARTING BID: $25.00



Scarves are handmade of recycled sweater knit making them both one-of-a-kind and eco-friendly.