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It’s Market Time Again
and I hope the weather is fine for Saturday’s White Rock Local Market. Come on by to pick up some fresh local grown produce and a few wonderful creations offered by the area’s best artisans. I’ll be there with loads of my critter creations including a pile of catnip snakes and bugs and crocheted critters including my latest, Paula the pit bull. Hope to see you there. The market takes place from 8:00 am until 1:00 pm Saturday, May 11 on Buckner Blvd. @ Northcliff Dr. in the Green Spot parking lot.
It’s Market Time Again 2013
Hello Dallas. Hello White Rock Local Market. This Saturday, April 13 8am until 1pm will be my first venture out into the public with my critter creations. I have been hibernating for way too long. Come see all my new critter shaped pillows and lots of new catnip snakes and cockroaches. We’ll be at the Green Spot market location on Buckner. I hope to see your smiling faces in my booth. 
Working Working Working
I am back to painting on fabric, sewing and stuffing after finishing my crocheted pit bull. I hope he sells today at the Deviant Art: Dispelling Myths show. Snakes, cockroaches and relaxed cats are in various stages all over my work table. They are all headed to the White Rock Local Market next Saturday. Anything left after that will be listed in my Etsy shop. If you see something you want in these photos and don’t want to wait or take a chance on it not selling, let me know. Enjoy the pics.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day
In honor of the day, I present to you a group of green critters, all waiting for you in my shop. Drop by and pick up some green. Enjoy.
For The Birds
Yesterday my favorite catalog arrived in my mailbox. Wisteria. I dream of buying many items from their glossy pages. I’m tempted to visit their outlet here in Dallas, but my pocketbook makes me realize that I would have to leave there empty handed. So I lust over their pages of wonderful goodies I don’t need but want oh so bad. This latest issue has me longing for the various birds they offer. Here’s a selection of the winged goods I’m lusting after today. What do you think, aren’t these some fine feathered finds?
Happy Holidays
I’ve been busy, busy, busy for the last couple of weeks but I thought I should stop what I was doing and wish everyone a happy holiday season. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all.
UPDATE: Guitars have been moved to my shop. You know you want one. Click here.
I made two of these guitar ornaments for the Plush Team Etsy shop if you’re interested in adding a little twang to your Christmas tree, click here. Ho. Ho. Ho.
Last Market of the Year
I’ll be there with all my critter creations. Hope to see you there too.
Cockroaches
Yes, I am drawing cockroaches these days. On fabric. Then I sew them up, stuff them with a little fiberfill and lots of catnip and watch as my cats toss them in the air, kick them, bite them and generally have a grand time. Wouldn’t you like to see your cat(s) do the same? Click on the picture of the cockroaches and you’ll be taken to my Etsy shop where you can purchase one for your cat(s). Thanks.
Let’s All Go To The Market
It’s fall and this weekend’s weather forecast sounds perfect: 77° and partly cloudy. What better way to enjoy that weather than to visit the White Rock Local Market? Pick up some fresh local grown produce and start your holiday shopping with the wonderful creations offered by the area’s best artisans. I’ll be there with loads of my critter creations including some new catnip toys: bugs. Hope to see you there. The market takes place from 8:00 am until 1:00 pm Saturday, November 10 on Buckner Blvd. @ Northcliff Dr.
It’s Market Time!
I’m crossing my fingers that the weather guessers are wrong about the rain predicted for Saturday, October 13. Because it’s time for the White Rock Local Market and I’m going to be there with some new critter creations and lots of catnip snakes. I sure hope the sun shows up along with lots of your smiling faces. Hope to see you in my booth, we’ll be there from 8am until 1pm at the corner of Northcliff and Buckner.



















