Special Order Hooded Towels

I absolutely love the yellow towel for Garrett. These were ordered by my hairdresser for her niece and nephew for Christmas.

He Is The Reason For The Season Waffle Weave

Grandma's Kitchen Flour Sack

This is me embroidering

Craft Show Set Up

This is my booth at a craft show that I did on November 7th.

Cute Elephant T-shirts

Hooded Towels

Herington Railer garb

This is some stuff that I embroidered with our school's logo on it. I think they all turned out pretty neat.

Railer t-shirt in orange.

Railer t-shirt in maroon.

This is a towel I made up as a sample. I am going to make one for Sarah for basketball once we know what her number will be this year (#51 was her number in middle school). She will be able to use it to wipe her face on during her games (instead of using the icky white towels that everyone else and their brother uses and that they use to wipe up to floor with - yuck!!)

Railer fleece throw in orange.

Railer fleece throw in maroon.

My first craft show was here in town and a lady from here saw my hooded towels in orange. She wanted to know if I could put a train on it and have it say "Little Railer". This is what I came up with. I had the train from the logo digitized and added the wording. Her kid's bathroom is all done in "Railer" stuff and she has a little baby and wanted the hooded towel for him. It really turned out cute and she liked it a lot!!

Wildlife Collage t-shirt

This is a really cool design! I like it a lot!!

Women's humor t-shirts!!

This saying just cracks me up!! I don't have hot flashes yet but I have several friends that do and this just makes me laugh!! I had several people laugh over this one and the "fat pants" t-shirts this weekend at my craft show.

Fish t-shirts

Women's Humor T-shirts

Teacher T-shirts/Sweatshirts

Girls T-shirts

Emerald Terriers

This is a logo that I digitized for the lady that cuts our hair. It is the first one that I have done (it was pretty simple though since it is black and white). I hope to be able to learn to do more complicated ones in the future.