this week i have worked on a few custom orders. the first one is for andrea. i met andrea at the CUMC craft fair a couple months ago. she has an adorable clothing line for kids called BowBakery that you have to check out, especially if you have girls.
kelly green cotton fabric cinched into ruffles with a vintage white rose in the center.
the other two custom orders are for jim. jim is a "regular" at eagle creek coffee co., the cafe where i work. he has two little girls and requested a headband for each of them. one of his daughters was adopted from china. he asked for something a little more classic with an asian theme. here's what i came up with:
a simple side-bow made from cotton fabric with an asian design.
jim's second daughter is a little younger than the first. the only thing i know about her is that she has a really funny, cute head of curly brown hair and she has a good sense of a humor. jim thought she would enjoy something with springs (a la antennae). i was stumped at first, but then i figured this out:
fuzzy pipe cleaners twisted into spirals to create a spring effect, topped with a fabric-covered fuzzy ball on each side. and little acrylic heart crystals!
the "antennae" can stretch out, too.
and i thought those butterflies were the silliest things i would ever make!
i have mentioned before that i am in the process of the studying for the GRE. my test is on monday, and after that point, i will be back in hair treasures mode. i am excited to have time to use a lot of my new fabrics, work on more custom orders, and incorporate some sweet vintage jewelry that i am in love with.
ok, back to project runway. i have priorities, you know?
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