Today was another lazy Saturday. I ran a few miles, completed my workout of the day and tried to keep the boys from destroying our humble abode. Oh yeah, and I finally got around to making a few clip on bows from some extra fabric I had laying around. I found this great felt fabric that features some vintage Coke advertising and enjoyed putting this together. Have a great weekend!
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Saturday, May 19, 2012
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Day 28
The Mrs. thinks I might want to consider trimming. Clearly our convictions don't align.
Yes, my friends - those would be my soccer socks hanging out. I have a bit of a confession to make. I don't wear bow ties while playing soccer on Friday nights.
Today's wonderfully plaid clip-on bow is from Lisa. Check out her awesome collection here.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Day 26
Nothing says I'm ready to teach math like a rich teal silk velvet bow tie by Boutaugh. Do yourself a favor and check out their fabulously fierce clip-ons. Speaking of favors - there's just a couple of weeks until my next birthday. February 14th marks my 33rd year on this blessed Earth and if you're wondering what to get me - think no farther than my list of wonderful sponsors for ideas. I'd love some new bow ties to keep the cause running!
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Day 11
Happy Wednesday!
Twitterverse has found us out! #bowtieboy and #knitsandknotts shouted out the cause and we (I don't know why I've been referring to myself as we - it's just me - lol) also got featured in another bow tie related blog created by this really cool artist here.
Today's handcrafted clip-on was generously offered as a part of a school-week's worth of bow ties from Lisa Takata.
Twitterverse has found us out! #bowtieboy and #knitsandknotts shouted out the cause and we (I don't know why I've been referring to myself as we - it's just me - lol) also got featured in another bow tie related blog created by this really cool artist here.
Today's handcrafted clip-on was generously offered as a part of a school-week's worth of bow ties from Lisa Takata.
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