Kay, I’m on a break at work so this will be quick (hopefully). First in regards to the last post I realized after posting that I talk about wanting to do more photography and possibly make a little extra money at it in the same post as a really not so great photo of Pixel. I mean she’s cute and all in it but it was taken at night inside which is horrible lighting and I’m usually rushing to get the shot with her cuz within a second she’d have been back in the bathroom pulling a roll of toilet paper through the apartment. SO, I just want to acknowledge how silly that probably seemed that I would post a not so great photo in the same post as a discussion about wanting to make money taking photos. *blush* Also in response to some of the comments and emails (which have been awesome btw and I’m still working on responses to a few of them)…zippers – would LOVE to be able to offer them as a closure but I’m a bit of a perfectionist and zippers are sortof picky things to get just right so at least at this point I can’t imagine anyone would want to pay for the extra hour it would take me to include a well sewn zipper in one of my bags. But I’ll work on that. Maybe a trip to Utah and a week in Kim’s sewing studio and I’d be a pro at some of that fussier stuff. Wouldn’t THAT be fun?! :) Laptop bags – I have wanted to do these for ages and have lots of requests for them but here’s the thing…laptops are heavy. At least mine is. They’re also typically quite expensive. Personally I’ve just not gotten comfortable with the idea that something I make is responsible for keeping something that valuable from crashing to the ground and breaking into a million pieces. I also envision a laptop bag to have a zipper and ya already know now how I feel about those. SO, there ya have it on my current thoughts on those two items. Removable accessories, totally diggin’ that idea. And the green, black & white combo is SO happenin’. I think green is my new fav color of the moment so I’ll probably make two. :)

I did finish one up last night with some fabric that I found at one of my favorite fabric stores that’s normally dangerous to even walk into for me. I love looking through their remnants and found just enough of this denim-y blue batik fabric to make a purse out of. I can’t add a fancy picture here from work but here’s a view of the inside and if you’re interested it’s posted in my etsy shop for sale here.

And Kimmy and I just realized how perfectly it matches my outfit today. It’s really kindof a shame to sell it for how perfectly it goes so I probably won’t be heartbroken if it sticks around. Extra money’s always nice too though. :)

I still have that little tutorial (or really more like a creative tip) to share but don’t have the image to include here at work.

I also found a new software for doing blog posts in that I just love. I can’t use it here at work and I’m already missing it after only using it on one post. You can find it here. Check it out. :)

Kay, back to work. Lots more to post about so maybe I’ll be back later tonight with more. :)