Title: Hat
Fandom: Frog and Toad by Arnold Lobel
Rating: G
Length: 373 words
Summary: Toad wants to take a walk with Frog, but can’t because he does not have his hat.
Author’s Note: Part of the charm of Frog and Toad is the illustrations and I’ve attempted one.

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Title: Garden Diary
Fandom: Sherlock Holmes (ACD)
Rating: G
Length: 602 words
Content notes: none
Author notes: Continuation of Radish, but the story stands alone.
Summary: Holmes presents Watson with a brown paper package.

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Title: Radish
Fandom: Sherlock Holmes (ACD)
Rating: G
Length: 985 words
Content notes: none
Summary: Watson’s plan for the garden plot is perfect. There is no reason why Holmes should request changes to it.

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Title: Flower Blanket
Fandom: Original
Rating: G
Summary: 60” x 75” crocheted granny square afghan with eight flowers of different colors.

( Tiptoe through the tulips )

Title: Honeycomb and Bees
Fandom: Sherlock Holmes (ACD)
Rating: G
Artist notes: 46”x54” crocheted granny square (hexagon) afghan with 5 crocheted bees
Summary: My tribute to the consulting detective’s retirement hobby

( Buzz )

Title: Hazards of Co-sleeping
Author mafief
Fandom: BBC Sherlock
Rating: G
Length: 221b
Content notes: none
Summary: Sleeping with a partner comes with its own perils.

( Here )

Title: Scent Experiment
Author mafief
Fandom: BBC Sherlock
Rating: G
Length: 688 words
Content notes: Wake up your Watson, now with scents!
Summary: Unbeknownst to John, Sherlock has been experimenting on him again. It goes over about as well as you expect.

( Here )

Title: How are snowflakes formed?
Author mafief
Fandom: StoryBots
Rating: G (the kind of G you can share with a 3-year-old)
Length: about 762 words on 12 illustrated panels
Summary: The StoryBots (Bing, Bang, Beep, Boop, and Bo) answer a question for Jordan and check out how snowflakes are formed.
Author’s notes: All illustrations were made by me in PowerPoint (Photoshop and I aren’t friends).

( To the outer world! )

Title: Decision of action
Author mafief
Fandom: Sherlock Holmes (ACD)
Rating: G
Length: blitz poem, 163 words
Content notes: Pre-slash. Holmes POV. Liberal use of chemistry terms.

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Title: Your Name
Author mafief
Fandom: original
Rating: G
Length: 126 words
Content notes: no warnings
Summary: Reflecting on naming my kiddos.

( Poem )

Title: All Things That Glitter
Author mafief
Fandom: BBC Sherlock
Rating: G
Length: 418 words
Content notes: None, just being silly.
Summary: Greg Lestrade calls in Sherlock for a case and sees something unexpected.
Author’s notes: Glitter is fine, as long as it isn’t in my house.

( Here )

Title: Bravery
Author mafief
Fandom: Sherlock Holmes (ACD)
Rating: PG
Length: 78 words (three stanzas in the format of blue stanza)
Content notes: pre-slash, unresolved pining, POV Holmes
Summary: Post-Reichenbach AU where Holmes has been cursed and this is his last 24 hrs.

( Here )

Title: icons
Fandom: Sherlock Holmes ACD and BBC
Rating: G
Content notes: none apply
Summary: description below each set of icons


( Icons! Icons I say! )

Title: Secondary Messenger
Author mafief
Fandom: Sherlock Holmes (ACD)
Rating: G
Length: Four haikus
Content notes: Maybe slash (if you want it to be). Major character death (if you want it to be). Warning: liberal use of scientific terminology.
Summary: Secondary messenger: n. A substance whose release within a cell is promoted by a hormone and that brings about a response by the cell. Examples of secondary messengers are calcium, cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP), and inositol triphosphate (IP₃)

( Haikus )

Title: Three
Author mafief
Fandom: Sherlock Holmes (ACD)
Rating: G
Length: 66
Content notes: None apply
Summary: How many uses of/references to three can I write in a short conversation between Holmes and Watson where they are discussing what case to pursue?

( Story )

Title: Pin a Blue Ribbon
Author mafief
Fandom: Sherlock Holmes (ACD)
Rating: G
Length: 1255
Content notes: None apply
Summary:
"Well, I was thinking. Now that I have come to know you better, I doubt that you can easily hide from me when disguised."

"I highly doubt that."


( Story )