The story behind me starting to make bottle charms was an accident. I got the bottles to put paper stars into. The problem was that they are too small for the stars to fit inside.

I saw something online. Somewhere. I think it was an idea posted to a wedding group as something to put on tables for the guests to take at the end of the night. Some kind of decoration. Hopefully they weren’t making enough of these for everyone to take home, or that they had a very small wedding, because these are not as easy to make as I’d hope for a wedding.

On the other hand, they’re very relaxing to make. And they’re pretty cute.

Unfortunately for me, I have no idea what I’m going to do with them all. Please take them from me.

She was starting to feel the defeat in her victories. Another day. Another day…

Adrianna is taking matters into her own hands. If Alice wasn’t going to help herself, then she was going to do it for her. After saving her from another holiday with her father, she was ready for Wonderland to come back into her life again and she was prepared. But the days keep passing and everything remains far too quiet.

Alice is tired. She’s done everything she could possibly think of to make the people around her happy, but it still isn’t enough. Nothing she ever does is enough, and Alice isn’t sure why she’s trying so hard to resist the madness for them.

Wonderland is a place made by the daydreams of children. It welcomes those who need an escape from their lives, if only for a moment, and offers adventure in return. And if any of those children want to return, well, there’s plenty of games here for everyone.

Lance is the middle triplet and one of eight children. He does his best to stay out of drama and keep his head down, but he will always be available to anyone who might need him. Somehow, this has led to him getting pulled into the madness of Wonderland time and time again, whether he’s wanted to or not.

Arthur woke up not in the Avalon or the body he had fallen asleep in. He may be younger, but he knows that something strange has happened to the land he once was trying to conquer, and he recognizes the woman who has come back to try and set things back to the way things were.

And that is all he knows. Everything else is strange and different and new. And he does not like it.

Whenever she read there were flowers. When she dreamed, the flowers talked. From the walls, through the floors, growing from nothing. It wasn’t normal.

There would be no madness in this house. No more dreams. No more stories. He would make her normal.

Peter Pan came to Wonderland after Neverland went from his dream to his nightmare. He may still be a child at heart, but his home is no longer a place of safety and fun, and slowly he’s learning that maybe it’s time for him to grow up. Maybe he’s been a child for long enough, and it’s time for someone else to take his place.

“Please don’t eat me!” Rob yelled as he ran away.

Those words doomed Sarah to a lifetime of being frozen. Not eaten, but forever still with only her thoughts. She would never be free again.

But the words that trapped her…

She would have done the same.