Tiny Sweater

Eventually this Indian Summer will start to fade with the changing of the leaves. Green will give way to yellow and orange and the ground will crunch under our feet. Soon we will all be searching for our favorite sweater stashed way at the back of the closet to warm our chilly shoulders when Autumn sets in. And if you were one of many to have a summer baby, the little tyke is just about ready for his first changing of the seasons, but rest assured he won't get cold, because my new Tiny Sweaters will keep him cozy this Fall and Winter!

Tiny Sweaters are fully lined for extra comfort and warmth, with fun buttons and a custom made animal patch to jazz everything up. Any little guy will be happy sporting a sweater showing off his favorite animal! Of course, Tiny Sweaters can be made for gals too.

The Giraffe Tiny Sweater will be available at Eel & Ermine, but I plan on making a few more for Tiny Dresses on Etsy. Or you can just contact me with your special request.

(Rooster Tiny Sweater has been claimed by a little chicken)

Tiny Sweater: fits age 6-8 months. 100% cotton. 100% one of a kind. $75

Tiny Dresses

New Tiny Dresses are here!

These two fit girls 12 - 18 months.

These four fit girls at 6 months.

Soon, very soon hopefully, they will be ready for sale on Etsy! If I haven't already mentioned, these cute little dresses are for people age 6 months to one year, or so; depending on whether your child is on a hunger strike or fattening up for hibernation this winter. Each frock is made of a nice comfortable material that grows in the wild in one way or another, no synthetics, so your little lady can be stylish and comfortably itch-free.

Each dress is one of a kind and can be purchased through Etsy for $65 with, get this, free shipping! That's right, free shipping. I know, pull your socks back up.

If you can't wait for me to get my act together and post these on Etsy, they are also available at Eel & Ermine in San Francisco.

Introducing...

Dexter! The newest member of our family is a long little Dachshund puppy we named after our favorite fictional serial killer. Really it's just a cute name that suits the little guy, and he does get pretty vicious with his toy dragon, but most of the time he's a little lover.... probably because he sleeps a lot.

August has brought us lots of new things, mostly information that both eases our minds and causes new amounts of wedding stress. Jesse and I took a trip to Montana to sort out the details of the big even next summer, and after lots of research, paid deposits and talks with family members, we have decided NOT to elope. Although I think more people should. That being said, THIS is where we're getting married!

The barn is massive, and we were lucky enough to check it out on a day when someone else was preparing to be married there. I'm hoping to use what interior decorating skills I don't have to do a slightly nicer job of decorating, but this huge old barn has lots of potential.

So, with Save The Dates already sent out, and multiple venues already booked, it looks like there's no turning back now! My grandma said she'd see me next summer "if the wedding is still on" she's such a realist, it's charming.

Also, if anyone is looking for a photographer, we're using Green Door Photography. Nicole Wickens is an amazing photographer who I'm completely in love with and I'd kinda like to be her best friend. She has a very sweet dog named Roxy who will greet you at the door (green, of course) and her time and dedication to her photos is very apparent. We are sooooo pleased to be working with her!