Aw shucks, you guys, I’m blushing. Your comments last post were SO sweet, I read and savored each and every one! Here’s a pretty fleur for you to show my appreciation. (My husband took this photo on our rainy morning walk yesterday. Click on it if you like dew drops!)

And on to the winner of the Sewing Green book give-away! Randy the Random number generating robot chose SweetT. Congratulations! Please email me your address this week to claim your prize.

Your comments really helped me learn what you are interested in seeing here on the blog. Most of you like things as they are and just want me to post 3 times a day. (See? I told you they were sweet comments.) Folks would like more tutorials (because 24 just isn’t enough apparently!), more photos and behind the scenes process/inspiration type posts. Got it. Love the refashioning, both felted wool and beyond. Check. The occasional family antic. Noted. The good new is, I am happy to do all of those things. I better get myself organized. Perhaps I’ll have some kind of loose schedule of regular features. Must ponder that.

So…I mentioned a few new BIG projects in work, and I think you will be excited to hear about them! Of course I can’t show you anything yet, but I can start yammering about them.

For one thing, I am going to be producing my own print line on organic cotton! Now, those of you that followed along on my blog tour probably read mentions of this along the way. This has been on my “must do” list forever and I’m so fired up about using organic cotton! (It’s just sooo much better for our health and that of the environment.) I’m going out on a limb and stating that my print line will be launching early Fall ’09! Don’t worry, you’ll get some sneaky peeks before then. 🙂 At first I will sell direct and hope to wholesale down the line if I get a good response.

Next up in my bag of tricks is my new sewing pattern line. I’m totally diggin’ this idea! The patterns will be designed so that each project can be made either with new fabric (organic prints, anyone?) or repurposed materials, much like the projects in Sewing Green. It’s my Make New or Make Do™ philosophy! As with my prints, I’ll start by selling direct and hopefully be able to offer them on a larger wholesale scale eventually.

Ok, friends, on with the day. Thank you again for your kind words and frequent visits. You mean so much to me!