Personally, I accept payments via Paypal, Money Order, and Cash.  Paypal is preferred.  Payment should not be made without first receiving an invoice.  I also have an Etsy shop, through which orders can be placed.  Currently it only features the catnip toys I make, but I will add to it as I have time.

If for any reason something were to happen to your kitten or doll, don't worry!  All of my creations are covered by a lifetime guarantee!  Whether it is an accident, act of God, or act of Cat...just send your kitty back to me for free repairs!  All I ask is that the buyer pay at least half of any shipping costs.

My name is Micha, and I have been making puppets and dolls since 1994.  My specialty is carving foam rubber, which can either be painted or covered with fabric.  A few years ago I began making  kittens out of styrofoam (dubbed the Minis).  To improve on build time and look, I developed my own presses and tools.  And each year I add several new Mini designs to the line.  More recently I have begun working in polymer clay and Japanese papers.  Everything is made by me, in the evenings after work.  But I am not alone!  My husband Jaime provides suggestions, advise, and amazing support!  And I have four furry models. (Click on their names to visit their Catster pages!)  Tasi (my only boy), Skimble, Bru and Frodo.  Bru was a stray I adopted five years ago, and Frodo (named for her missing digit) is her daughter.  Both Bru and Frodo are FIV positive, but are living healthy and happy lives!
 

Once upon a time an unlucky little black kitten was born in a very superstitious little town.  All the other kittens in his family were white or ginger, as were his parents.  And once he grew old enough to understand what fear and luck were, he knew he could not stay with those that feared him; black cats were unlucky.   He wandered for days searching for someone who would not judge him so, and came upon a nest of crows. He was so like the misunderstood birds, that a lasting friendship formed.  They made him a member of their family, and each crow donated feathers so he could have his very own pair of wings.  Thus, the crokitty was born.