I reactivated my ArtyPantz Wearable Art for Babies store on etsy.....and recently scored a batch of flannel shirts from goodwill knowing I'd figure out a way to use them to make soft and cozy outfits for baby boys......and here is the first crack out of the gate, SO CUTE vest and pants......now just trying to figure out a clever name for them. Men to Boys? Any suggestions?
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Showing posts with label wearable art. Show all posts
Friday, May 7, 2010
upcycled reconsturcted shirt into baby boy summer suit
I reactivated my ArtyPantz Wearable Art for Babies store on etsy.....and recently scored a batch of flannel shirts from goodwill knowing I'd figure out a way to use them to make soft and cozy outfits for baby boys......and here is the first crack out of the gate, SO CUTE vest and pants......now just trying to figure out a clever name for them. Men to Boys? Any suggestions?
Friday, March 12, 2010
Look What I Made Today!
Hey, I've been really busy working with the WrapADoodle Swaddle Baby Blankets I invented. What an undertaking! that I've attempted to document on the WrapADoodle blog.
A utility patent was approved for it......the WrapADoodle website has been updated and made mo better overall, and am working hard to get a good presence on etsy. It seems that to be successful on Etsy it's important to post every day, and that is what I have been doing.
A utility patent was approved for it......the WrapADoodle website has been updated and made mo better overall, and am working hard to get a good presence on etsy. It seems that to be successful on Etsy it's important to post every day, and that is what I have been doing.
Monday, September 7, 2009
New Feather Angel Wings
This is Gabriel, the first of my new small feather wing designs. He measures 29" across and 12.5" wide.



Labels:
cosplay,
costume,
feather wings,
handmade,
up from the ashes,
wearable art,
wings
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
New Leather Masks
Labels:
fox,
handmade philly,
harlequin,
leather,
masks,
phoenix,
titania,
upfromtheashes,
wearable art
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