Oh, wow, am I excited to share news I’ve been hiding up my sleeve for a couple months now…dun dun dun…
The Galaxy Collection is coming soon!
The Galaxy Collection is coming soon to my shop!
If you’re a fan of my watercolor work, and a lover of all things stars, planets, and sky (like me!), then this collection is going to be a special treat for you.
As the PSL (plant stake lady) who loves PSLs (pumpkin spice lattes), heck yeah, I’m all about pumpkin season! What about you?
I’ve always been a fan of pumpkins nearly everywhere—except in pumpkin pie, I know, weird—so it seemed like a no brainer last year that I should start lettering on pumpkins. I gave up carving them so long ago, and am forever bent on lettering on anything that isn’t paper…so when I realized I could letter directly on pumpkins, I was quick to launch a few Halloween and Fall themed designs. These faux pumpkins made of craft foam were sturdy enough to last for many seasons, and came just in time for a couple craft fairs and farmers’ markets I did. I just loved how the hand lettered pumpkins added the sweet and fun joy of peppy hand lettering to an item more traditionally used for scare tactics or food making!
Custom orders are some of my absolute favorite things to make for my customers, whether they’re adjustments to currently offered items in my shop, or brand new ideas full of love just waiting to be lettered for someone special.
That’s why, when I received a custom baby announcement pot request, I knew I had to add some options like it into my shop line-up. Talk about the cutest pregnancy announcement ever—with an adorable hand lettered garden pot to announce the news, so someone special to the family could grow something alongside the growth of the little baby-to-be?!
It never occurred to me when I first started hand lettering that I’d so quickly end up wanting to letter on pretty much every surface except paper. I mean, sure, I practiced calligraphy on paper and still do…but almost right out the gate, I was determined to try it on any other surface imaginable. First it was glass, then plastic, then random things (my arm, for example)…and, surprisingly fast, it was on wood.
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