Trinkets & Treats
Handcrafted by Fern Fiddlesticks
Well met, traveller,I’m Fern Fiddlesticks – peddler of peculiar pendants, crumble cook, and collector of oddities.From forest glades and the roaring sea to bustling fairytale fairs I roam, bearing a pouch brimming with sweet delights, glimmering trinkets – and on occasion, wares best not questioned aloud.All items are handmade in small batches, infused with story, spice, and a pinch of wonder.
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Peek in my pockets
Inspired by the forest and guarded by the dragonlet
Our infused salts, spices, and sugar blends. Perfect for your taters, mushrooms, and on buttered bread.
From our forest collection come these handmade earrings. Mushrooms, ivy leaves... We love them all.
Nautical relics reborn – a collection of fossil-inspired pendants for neck or hatband
Wanderer’s stones, collected by the sea and painted with nature-inspired motifs.
Tide-kissed treasures in sand and sea colours – handcrafted pendants, bracelets, and tiny sea creatures
trinkets
One-of-a-kind handcrafted jewelry and pocket-sized wonders, inspired by the beauty of nature, fantasy, and you. Custom commissions are welcome, and my pouches always hold a few tradeable treasures for curious travellers.
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Forest Collection – Earthy browns and mossy greens, with crocheted hair pieces and matching brooches, pendants, necklaces, and earrings. Look for tiny mushrooms, leaves, and woodland details tucked into the designs.
Seas & Shores Collection – Maritime charms and shore-worn treasures: anchors, mermaids, and sea motifs alongside real shells and fossils, turned into wearable keepsakes.
Dark Consort – Black & blood red vampire glamour, made for midnight courts and dramatic entrances.
Lucky Charms – Hand-painted stones as pocket talismans, plus “magic in a tiny bottle” pendants for everyday courage.
treats & recipes
Limited jars available: hand-filled, lovingly decorated, ready for your next feast. Recipe trades are welcome, and a few little handmade recipe cards travel with me for swapping and gifting.
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Forest salt – Infused with wild garlic, young spruce & pine tips. Fresh woodland magic for buttered bread, fresh salads, pan-fried mushrooms and traveller’s potatoes.
Sunshine Salt – Spiced up with orange peel, ginger, and turmeric in a golden blend. Let the sunshine in! For curries, roasted vegetables and grill dishes. Perfect for camp fire cooking.
Seafarer’s Delight – Beechwood-smoked sea salt, lemon peel, rosemary, wakame. Like a smell of sea air for fish, bold marinades and dishes that carry a hint of the seaside.
Fairy Sugar – Fine sugar with raspberries, vanilla, edible blossoms (cornflower, rose, marigold), a fae-bright spark on pastries, waffles, pancakes and sweet (oat) milk foam.
About Fern Fiddlesticks & Sparkly
I’m Fern Fiddlesticks, once of the Shire and now more often found wherever roads cross, campfires burn low, and stories are traded as freely as tea and biscuits. After many adventures in many different places, I’ve become the sort of soul who carries a small mending kit in one pocket and a pinch of seasoning in the other.You might say I’m a healer by trade. I spend my days fixing and mending whatever needs fixing: a scraped knee, a battlefield bruise, a torn seam on your waistcoat, or the quiet ache behind someone’s brave face. If it can be stitched, soothed, tied, patched, or persuaded into behaving, I’ll have a go. Sometimes with herbs, sometimes with biscuits, and sometimes simply with patience and a listening ear.
🌿 More than a travelling healer
When I’m not tending to folk, I’m cooking, trading, and wandering. I have a fondness for campfire cooking and simple meals shared under open skies, and I’m always happy to swap recipes with fellow travellers. A good stew or a well-seasoned pan can turn even the roughest camp into a place worth remembering.Along the way I gather small curiosities from forests, shores, markets, and roadsides. A shell that remembers the sea. A stone shaped like a sleeping creature. A charm that seems to carry a bit of luck. From such odds and ends I craft the little treasures you’ll find among my trinkets and handmade curiosities, many of which make charming additions to hobbit-inspired outfits.
🐉 Accompanied by the tiny green dragon
And then there is Sparkly.Sparkly is my travelling companion, assistant, scout, and occasional critic. Some claim he’s merely a hand puppet, but that is a matter of interpretation. A few people insist they have seen him blink, or heard him giggle when nobody else was looking. Naturally, I maintain that tiny green dragons are entitled to a certain degree of privacy.If you happen to meet us on the road, do say hello.
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About the Project (Out of Character)
LARP stands for Live Action Roleplay: a form of immersive play where people step into characters, wear costumes, and experience stories together, often in a fantasy setting. If you’re new to it, here’s a short introduction: What is LARP? (external link)Trinkets & Treats is a LARP trader project: handmade props, hobbit-inspired costume accessories, and camp-friendly treats, offered in-character by Fern Fiddlesticks at hobbit conventions, ren faires, LARP events and other fantasy and historical reenactment festivals.
🧭 How to find Fern
Fern doesn’t run a permanent market stall. Instead, she travels light and sets up wherever she’s welcome, usually with a few small boxes, pouches, and trays of curious wares. If you’ve seen the event list and would like to pick something up at a Ren Faire, a LARP event, or a hobbit con, feel free to get in touch in advance.
✨ What kind of play to expect
The play style behind the project focuses on immersion, gentle humour, and collaborative storytelling. Interactions may include in-character healing, small acts of trading or diplomacy, and the kind of practical problem-solving that hobbits are famously good at.Expect a mix of in-character healing (care, comfort, little “repairs” and supportive scenes), in-character trading and diplomacy (trinket trading, small bargains, odd requests), and the simple joy of sharing stories, snacks, and campfire moments.Fern plays in classic fantasy settings. “The Shire” is one reference point, but she may appear wherever the road leads: in forests and fairs, seaports and border camps, taverns and travelling markets.Alongside jewellery and small curiosities, you’ll also find LARP cooking inspiration, simple ideas for cooking on a campfire, and small, practical, camp-friendly makes that fit a fantasy vibe.
On the way
The road for 2026 is slowly taking shape. Workshop for custom orders is open.- LARP Con – 14 March 2026, Messe Kassel (GER) – No market stall, in-character trinket trading only!- date to be announced – Clenze (GER)- Ein Fest für Hobbits IV – 4 to 7 June 2026, Larpdorf Bogenwald (GER)- Conquest of Mythodea – 5 to 9 August 2026, Rittergut Brokeloh (GER)- date to be announced – Esbjerg (DK)
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Interested in having Trinkets & Treats at your market or con?