Busy little bee!

After a super busy summer, and my first born starting school in the fall, I somehow forgot all about updating. Not that I haven't been ultra busy doing things .... let's see what we have here that I can share with you.


First off, in September, we had a birthday party for Emily. It was a very exciting tea party where five little girls each got their own cake, and drank out of real china. They all took great care in dressing up and using perfect princess manners.

Soon following in the fall, I was commissioned to come up with a larger painting that would cover two canvases. I was quite happy with the results.

Of course there were still plenty of Sweatersaurs making their appearance!


And this is only the beginning ...

Where does time go?

I have been a little busy but keep forgetting to come here and post - I blame it on summer. I have been working on a mural in A's bedroom - can't wait to show the finished product. I have also been poking around a bit with a painting that I really should get down to business and finish!

I still have material for two more organic bamboo/organic cotton blend wraps (pictured above). I am unsure if I will order more in when it is gone or if I will just wait for some interest - it is a beautiful product though. I actually need to find a good place to buy regular material for wraps since living in the middle of nowhere really limits things.

I have had two different people express interest in bags for adults so I really want to play around and see what I can come up with, appliques and painting I think.

Still having lots of fun making Sweatersaurs, lots of fun sweaters that I haven't even had time to do yet - be ready to see a big one coming up soon. I now have products in 4 Provinces, Seattle, and somewhere in Germany!

Here is another Sweatersaur that was ordered. As you can see, it is another green one, but the last. This one has pink added to it. The thing with it being made out of a sweater is that there will never be more than one or sometimes two of the same color/pattern sweatersaurs. With variety in the ribbons and the fact that each is handcut without a template, they truely are each uniquie. Will that be long and skinny or short and fat?

Another sweatersaur, ordered and moved on!

Stomp stomp stomp stomp

Roarrrrrr

Time to welcome the sweatersaurs!