Rabbit and Lion

Although they can be technically considered "high school sweethearts," Lion and Rabbit separated after high school only to find each other years later and liked who they became over that time.

In 2010/2011, Lion took the iniative to propose to Rabbit at NDK NYE, a New Year's event held by the local anime convention, Nan Desu Kan. September 29, 2012 they were married. It would be a year later that Rabbit and Lion would venture into the ideas expanding Rabbit Tales and start vending at conventions.

Years later, the business has expanded to creating embroidered designs, embroidered goodies, 3D printed tabletop items, props, etched glassware, resin crafts, knitted projects, tutorials, cosplays, and keep to the motto of "every craft is a new chapter."

Rabbit - Creator and Operator

Rabbit is a crafter, cosplayer, teacher-in-training, with a passion for creating, supporting, and education.

Rabbit has been part of the cosplay community since 2002 and has found her passion lies in crafting things and teachings others. Due to this passion, she spends lots of her time researching, studying, and testing new products and creating tutorials to expand her portfolio of knowledge.

Lion - Husband and Co-Worker

Lion is Rabbit's Husband, which means he originally got roped into joining her at conventions and working on projects. Due to this, he became "infected" with the crafting and teaching bug and now dabbles in a few crafts himself.

Nyx and Noct - Fuzzy Workers

Found (and possibly born) on April 14, 2020, Nyx and Noct were the only two to survive from a litter of five from a feral neighborhood cat. Lion and Rabbit took them in and bottle fed them since day one. They were an unexpected blessing as less than month earlier, the couple had lost their 15 year old cat to kidney failure. The two kittens have since become lights that have kept the couple going.

Since we know people are allergic to cats, we do our best to make sure to defuzz all of their hairs from all our projects before we ship things out and warn of furr on textiles.