Hi, I'm Leslie, and I'm so glad you found your way here.
Some people pick a niche. I apparently picked all my favorite side quests.
Leslie Makes Stuff is what happens when a love of books, witchy little details, creative rabbit holes, and a slightly questionable amount of caffeine all end up in the same place. Here you'll find graphic tees, cozy hoodies, and gifts for people who feel at home somewhere between magical and mildly unhinged.
Maybe you're looking for a shirt that gets your very specific sense of humor. Maybe you want something that looks like it came from a fictional shop on a moonlit street. Or maybe life has been a lot, and you just want something that makes you laugh. I get it.
Take a look around
- The Shoppes of 1692 — vintage-inspired, witchy storefront designs for anyone who wishes their favorite little shop existed in a magical village.
- Dungeon Crawler Carl Inspired Designs — bookish, delightfully chaotic designs for fans who appreciate the wonderfully weird side of LitRPG.
- Fresh From the Chaos — sarcastic, relatable, sometimes heartfelt designs for those of us getting through life one questionable decision at a time.
- Ships Internationally — a handy place to find designs with international fulfillment options.
Made for the wonderfully weird
I'm a crafter, a reader, and an enthusiastic collector of new project ideas. My interests don't always stay in one lane, and neither does this shop. The thread connecting it all is pretty simple: I love good stories, small bits of magic, and making things that make someone say, “Oh, that's so me.”
This is a small creative shop, not a perfectly polished universe. The ideas are personal, the humor is occasionally questionable, and the creative chaos is very real.
I'm glad you're here
I'll use this little corner of the shop to share new designs, behind-the-scenes peeks, and whatever wonderfully weird inspiration shows up next. Take a look, find something that makes you smile, and make yourself at home.
The iced coffee is close by, the project list is definitely too long, and there's always room for one more idea.
Want to meet the person behind the designs? Come meet the maker (and the chaos behind it).
Thanks for stopping by. Stay cozy. Stay curious. Stay a little chaotic.
— Leslie