Tis the season to have craft shows!

We went to our first craft show of the Christmas-y season yesterday. It was a first time event for the church, so it was a little slow. It wasn't bad though! There were quite a few other vendors and we picked up a lot of ideas on how to set up the next time. Plus, it was an amazing day, so Jennifer and I got a little (too much) sun.

Also, Jennifer created a Facebook Fan Page. We were talking about randomly giving something away once we hit 50 followers. So go ahead and like it!

Stay tuned, we have lots and lots of things in the works! Our next show will be on November 19th from 9-4 at the West Oak Baptist church in Austin. Hope to see you there.

Post Craft Show Update

It was, well, a bit sloooooooow.

Jennifer sold some bows and I sold a big, fat nothing. It was still fun. There were some lovely ladies that we met and talked to. Plus, it's always fun to look through the 1,000,000 bows Jennifer has made since the last time I looked. You know, like 5 seconds ago.

Here is the grand layout:

The official magnet board boy:

We have another show at the Creedmoor Community Center soon! We'll keep you posted.

All kinds of new stuff!

Jennifer and I have been working on expanding what we do. Since we are now rocking awesome twin sewing machines (that we have determined are like sewing through butter on the back of a unicorn flying over a rainbow), we have decided to expanded our sewn goods. Here are some previews.

The appliques are in testing now with some awesome toddler-helpers. They will be available once we determine their hardiness. We don't want to sell something sub-par. Slightly imperfect? Yes. Falling apart? Negative

This one is being tested by my own 2 year old. He loved it so much, he slept in it last night.

How cute is she? I have a love for owls. I think a different bird will be my next venture.

Reversible apron. Should be in the store soon.

Hi again!

It's been a while. It's so hard to get into the swing of a new blog. I have grand plans for crafting coming up this week. I'll probably do some tie-dyeing and hope to put up a how-to if you want to learn. It's pretty easy when you have the right materials.

Jennifer is also working on an etsy shop where you can buy some of the awesomeness she (and I hopefully) makes.

Checking in to say we are still here and kicking. :)