"I got a pocket got a pocket full of sunshine i got a love and i know that its all mine." Natasha Bedingfield
Pretty much, there is nothing cuter than a teenie tiny little pocket. It's 2 inches by 2 inches and it's one of 24 for an Advent calendar a client ordered. My paper Advent calendar would be toast pretty quick around their 2 year old, so a fabric one makes much more sense. I've spent the past few days thinking about how to do it, and purchasing the fabric, ribbon, and threads. Now that I've started, I am just in love with these little pockets. Maybe after 24 the love affair will have cooled off, but I'm only at pocket #6 now, and I'm still smitten!
Friday, December 11, 2009
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
over the fields we go
On a one-horse open sleigh,
A sleighing song tonight.
-James Pierpont
If you don't live in Calgary, perhaps you aren't in the middle of a deep freeze with a mountain of snow. It all started last Friday, the day I was to pick up my Mum from the airport. It took us 3 hours to do a half hour car trip. Great times. White outs along the road, black ice, people in the ditch. But it was warm-ish. Now it's super cold and the snow is not going anywhere anytime soon.
So here I am in the studio putting together a couple Christmas card orders and trying to fill in my Christmas cards at the same time, when all I really want to do is crawl under the covers and sleep until spring. I hear there are people who like winter, actually love it. I am not one of those people. Maybe if I'm head to toe wrapped in polar fleece and look like the little brother in A Christmas Story, then the cold is at least bearable. I guess I should be thankful that we at least are sunny through these long months, instead of cloudy like Vancouver. Oh, enough griping! On with the card assembly already! The clients await.
Over the fields we go,
Laughing all the way;
Bells on bob-tail ring,
Making spirits bright,
What fun it is to ride and singA sleighing song tonight.
-James Pierpont
If you don't live in Calgary, perhaps you aren't in the middle of a deep freeze with a mountain of snow. It all started last Friday, the day I was to pick up my Mum from the airport. It took us 3 hours to do a half hour car trip. Great times. White outs along the road, black ice, people in the ditch. But it was warm-ish. Now it's super cold and the snow is not going anywhere anytime soon.
So here I am in the studio putting together a couple Christmas card orders and trying to fill in my Christmas cards at the same time, when all I really want to do is crawl under the covers and sleep until spring. I hear there are people who like winter, actually love it. I am not one of those people. Maybe if I'm head to toe wrapped in polar fleece and look like the little brother in A Christmas Story, then the cold is at least bearable. I guess I should be thankful that we at least are sunny through these long months, instead of cloudy like Vancouver. Oh, enough griping! On with the card assembly already! The clients await.
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