Halloween Lovies

I cannot make this a long post because interim reports are due tomorrow at school and the amount of grading I have to do before I go to bed tonight is--oh my goodness--I don't even want to think about it.  I have many College Writing essays to go before I sleep.  Anyway, I took my idea of making Little Tiger's drawings into loveys and added a Halloween twist.   Here are two of them.
 I actually made these at about the time that I began this blog, but didn't get around to photographing them until this week.  Once I started sewing them, they were kind of addictive and I ended up with several.  I put about ten of them in a basket, took them to Bayarts a wonderful local creative space that has classes, galleries and a gift shop and asked the lady in charge of the shop if she would be interested in selling them in the Bayarts shop.  She said she was and when I hung up the phone I was excited in the same way that little kids are when the teacher decides to read their story in front of the rest of the class.  Aw, shucks.  

Comments

[Haley]

very cool! so excited for you in all your creative endeavors.

[LT]

I hope BayARTS sells out! Do you have fancy tags on them? I'm a big fan of the Little Tiger drawings interpreted through felt.

[Adrianne]

Yay! I was wondering if you were going to sell any. Or, if you are going to take commissions for loveys made of other children's drawings. It's such a simple, great idea. The embroidery takes time of course. But, the design is all taken care of for you!

[urban craft]

so cute. I find that kids art always makes the best sewing crafts.