Showing posts with label baby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baby. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

How Times Change





Looking back through old product photos and watching old videos on the computer with my daughter, I see how much she has changed in the last year. So, I am sharing with you how much she has changed in the last year. :)

My Daughter through a Nausicaa Distribution Product Photo Tour




Friday, September 10, 2010

Statosaur Stampede!


This year has been the year of babies for people I know. Not only did I have one, but so did my sister-in-law, my sister's sister-in-law, a friend from college, a friend from grad school, and 2 friends from work. And my sister is due next April! Lots of babies. That could explain the recent explosion of baby items in my shop.


I designed the statosaurs before my daughter was born, about 5 months ago. And just recently did I get around to putting them on burp cloths. I've been sharing their nerdy cuteness with my new baby friends, too. Sadly, my own daughter has only received the practice pieces or items that didn't come out good enough to sell. She doesn't seem to mind too much. :)

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Esty and a Baby


Now that I have a child, things are definitely not the same. Things have gotten harder to balance and get done. Luckily, my husband and I have worked things out and decided I can stay home with our daughter, at least for the first few months. This is great for a lot of reasons, of which I'm not about to get into here. :)

The reason for this post is because I'm sitting her in my craft room (which I recently cleaned) with my daughter in her little bouncy seat. She's making the cutest sounds and faces to go with them and I get to still embroider and sew. Life is good.

Monday, June 21, 2010

Statosaurs and a Baby


It's been just about 1 month since my daughter joined us in the world. It's been a quick month with a steep learning curve. I love her and think she is the cutest, but she does take a lot of effort and time.

However, I did manage to get an embroidery pattern put together that works pretty good on knit fabrics. My intentions are to sell adorable baby onesies in my shop. Now that I have a model I don't have any excuses. :)