Miss LaDonna

@frayandfancy.com

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Creator at Fray and Fancy - neckwear, accessories, and bespoke objects of whimsy Curator for OtherWorlds and Crime and Grime TV on Roku. [they/she]

A neon muliticulor crochet mesh hat on a black mannequin head with black hair. Primary hat colors are pink, purple, yellow, orange and teal.
The under sewing machine area. In the center is the bobbin holder. Area is covered with clumps of dust
Three views (front view at the top, open view in the middle, and overhead view at the bottom left) of a lilac colored crocheted coin purse. The purse has a silver clasp, and the purse is sitting on a mirrored stand.
Janelle (our mannequin) displays a soft, textured crochet hooded cowl in a warm coral color. The cowl drapes around the shoulders and covers the head, shown against a dark background with the Fray & Fancy logo in the corner.”
A collage showing a mannequin wearing a wide, multicolored crocheted headband. The yarn transitions through pastel shades of pink, orange, yellow, green, and blue in vertical sections. The main image shows the mannequin from the front, wearing glasses and long dark hair. Smaller side and back views appear on the right, showing the textured stitches and the color changes around the full circumference of the headband. The bottom-right corner includes the text “Fray & Fancy.”
A mannequin wearing a crocheted cowl made with variegated yarn in shades of green, orange, purple, blue, and brown. The cowl is worn loosely around the neck, showing its textured stitch pattern and soft drape.
“Promotional graphic with three Halloween-themed bow ties displayed against a background of pumpkins and autumn leaves. The top bow tie features orange jack-o’-lanterns, the middle one has a black-and-white spiderweb design, and the bottom bow tie shows a spooky handwritten script with bats and witches. The text reads: ‘It’s Spooky Season. These and more now available at Fray & Fancy. frayandfancy.com.’”
And Ad with model JimBob on the left with a green hat and wearing glasses, sporting a spider web tie. The right side has pictures of four other bow ties. At the bottom, it reads "These and more now available at Fray & Fancy frayandfancy.com
A Caucasian colored mannequin head wearing a white button-down shirt and a straw hat. Around its neck is a pastel cotton bow tie with playful multi-color geometric triangles.
Alt Text: Crocheted plush goat, featuring a red body, mismatched horns—one pink and one teal—and large shiny black eyes. A stitched silver pentagram is embroidered on its forehead. The legs alternate in pink and teal yarn. The toy sits on a dark wooden surface against a deep blue background.
The image is of a brown cartoon animal hand holding a business card that says Wile E. Coyote Super Genius Have Brain Will Travel
Text on a dark blue background I'm too functional to be disabled and too disabled to be functional. @thedailymigraine
Scene with Bilbo Baggins (?) running with a scroll of paper in his hand. At the top, it states: Me: Sets crochet hook down literally right next to me. My Crochet Hook: At the bottom of the image, it states: I'm going on an adventure.
Thursday 12 AM: Blackmail (1947) 2 AM: The Naked City (1948) 4 AM: Boston Blackie Goes to Hollywood (1942) 6 AM: Kid Monk Baroni (1952) 8 AM: The Capture with Lew Ayres (1950) 10 AM: Wild Girl (1932) 12 PM: Million Dollar Weekend (1948) 2 PM: The Big Bluff (1955) 4 PM: Strange Illusion (1945) 6 PM: Suspicion (1941) 8 PM: Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome (1947) 10 PM: The Street With No Name (1948) 2025-04-24 Crime and Grime Television ALL TIMES LOCAL
The picture is the front page of the Daily News - New York's Picture Newpaper, City Edition 4 cents. Monday, December 1, 1952. Headlien states Ex-Gi Becomes Blonde Beauty Operations Transform Bronx Youth. The two photos are Christine Jorgensen before (left image) and after (right image )her transition surgery.
A crocheted daisy granny square of yellow, white, and teal colors is held on a blocking board with silver metal reds around the border of the granny square. The blocking board has many small holes and a dark wood border.
On the left is an american quarter propped up by a suction cup to be used as scale for the object on the right. Object on the right is a teal colored octopus shape (no facial features) crocheted with embroidery thread and a 1 mm hook
picture of several vehicles at an intersection. A black truck turning left and behind it is a black van with about 10 huge (maybe 50 gallon) full trash bags piled on the van's roof. On the passenger side door, there are two additional filled bags.
A crochet square in various shades of purple and pink.
Picture of a tree branch still on a tree covered with about .5 inch of ice. Snow/ice-covered fence and trees in the background.
Red crocheted beanie on top of a book and desk. Wanderlust Beanie pattern from Kirsten Holloway Designs
Store shelf with three bags of Meijer brand Tortilla Chips Yellow Rounds. All three bags have tortilla chips visible through the clear plastic window. The one in the middle appears to have less than half the amount of the other two bags even though all three bags are the same size.
A screen shot of a comment on Facebook. General Eric Till Follow Hello honey it's me General Eric Till Till How are you doing today.??click on my private Facebook page and send me a direct message now, there's something I want to discuss with you sweetie. (follows are a kissing emoji, a hears around face emoji, a smile emoji, six double heart emojis, and one heart exclamation point.
a photo of me with glasses and wearing a multicolored crochet hat with a brim.
Billboard with the words "birds don't pee." Under that is " Mr. Electric" "Glass Doctor" "a neighborly company"
Front view of a mannequin head wearing a multi colored crocheted hat with brim.
Back shot of a Mannequin head (white male). on his head is a teal and light green crocheted hat.
This is a picture of small, underripe vegetables on a purple plate: two green tomatoes, five various-sized bell peppers, and seven various-sized potatoes (from pea-sized up to quarter-sized).
Four-panel comic titled There is no such thing as an illegal immigrant. All panels are of a person, wearing glasses and speaking. First panel - Crossing a border illegally (a.k.a. without the proper paperwork) makes someone undocumented, not illegal. Second panel - An undocumented immigrant still has a right to protection of the law. Third panel - Many undocumented people are fleeing political situations created by colonial states (such as the United States) Fourth panel - Seeking asylum is a human right. It is legal in most countries to cross borders undocumented to seek asylum if the paperwork is filed within a year. Under the comic - NO Human is illegal. Assigned Male Comics by Sophie Labelle (Colors by Marie-Ortie)