Pet Project: huey&wah @ Etsy
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I was initially planning to drop by the workstation to finish some photo shooting, but got a phone call in the morning to pick up a HUGE bunch of streamers. And since it was already quite late after we picked up, I decided to just spend the afternoon cutting and organising the streamers – until my back hurts. LOL.
This batch is totally lovely. Both the printing and material are exactly the quality that we love. We are really thankful for people who have helped and are still constantly helping us to get what we need. You know who you are. :)
After months and months of experiments and tons and tons of arguments, FINALLY!
Introducing the new addition to the family. Recycled billboard banner planter. Currently available in size S. Bigger sizes coming soon!
April is by far the craziest month we’ve had since not-sure-when. From family matters to work and the voluntary work, it feels like we haven’t stopped since we started moving into the new workspace. Although we really do enjoy what we do, but personally, the hectic schedule is taking over all my evening rest hours and weekends. Weekends! Definitely need to readjust and manage my time a little better now.
We managed to finalise and work out the new series of bifold last week, and have started to list them in our Etsy shop. They now have a more refined structure and card slots – and still at the same price. We only have 3 of the previous version left and have moved them to the CLEARANCE section. Grab them if you like them! :)
While trying to relax my brain by watching some classic tv series, I started making these. There are always scraps of banners, too pretty but too small to be made into something. And then with our recent work on paper goodies at PoochD, there are always scraps of card stock around – mostly recycled card.
So that workaholic in me decided to whip these up while watching a show or two. A layer of banner scrap on a layer of card stock. I’m so productive!
Now I’m torn in between having these at NottyPooch or PoochD – or maybe just keep them for my own use. :P
All we’ve been doing these days are cutting, sewing, cutting, sewing, and then photo shooting and listing. It will really help if we can have a HUGE table, say 10 ft by 20 ft, maybe? At least that will do some good to our backs!
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