Onesies for your little one

The other day I had a request for some of my hedgie onesies which really made my day. I've only made my iron-on onesies for friends in the past, but this gave me the idea to perhaps try selling them. So I'm dipping my toe in the water to hopefully get some feedback on interest. I might put some up on my Etsy shop at some point, or I can just sell them through my blog—Paypal makes it very easy. Here is a pic of some designs I've done in the past but am currently working on new ones and can also do custom requests.

I'd love your feedback. If you are interesting in purchasing just drop me an email. Prices are $10 a piece (plus shipping) and for sizing please visit here.

And as a bonus if you leave a comment, I'll randomly pick a reader and send them a onesie in the size and design of their choice. :) Check back a week from today (March 26) when I announce the winner.

Something sweet

In honor of the upcoming holiday, here are some cute Valentine cards I made last year and sold on Etsy. The fabrics are some of the vintage handkerchiefs that I've collected over the years.

Home comforts

I haven't shown too much craft on my blog yet, it's been mostly design work. So here's something I made the other day. I've been looking for cute pillows to use with our outdoor furniture during these precious few months of Seattle summer but hadn't found any. So I decided to overcome my fear of sewing in zippers and make my own. Zippers are actually a lot easier than I thought and thanks to this handy YouTube video, I whipped up four new pillows last week. The patterned fabric is 'Midwest Modern Moss Martini' by Amy Butler which was inspired by 'beautiful summer days in Amy's Ohio garden'. Being a buckeye myself, maybe that's why I was drawn to it! Once I put the pillows out in their garden environment, I discovered how similar the combination of the two fabrics is to one of my favorite plants, the euphorbia. I could have a whole garden of euphorbia and be happy.

Recycling cuteness

The other day I took some of the illustrations I had created for a client last spring and decided they would be cute on some onesies for my friend's new baby. I took the illustrations and transferred onto the fabric using iron on transfer sheets I printed on my Canon Pixma Pro 2000. Easy as pie and cuter than store bought if I do say so myself!