Hi Heather! I just wanted to leave a quick comment to express how much I love your art, fabrics and blog! Your stories are so very wonderful and it's always a pleasure to visit your blog. I've blogged about your workshops and art in my own little blog. Thanks and Happy Halloween!
Love it! I didn't leave a comment the first time I came by but since I've been thinking about it off and on the last couple days I thought I'd come back, admire it again and say thanks for sharing it, it's made me smile :) Aside from the poem, whose sentiments I would have heartily endorsed at 10 years old (and even now probably), I have to say I find the pear-shaped bottom half of the kid the aspect I find most endearing. What is it about fat little tummies in leotards?
Friday, October 29, 2010 at 10:22AM
Reader Comments (17)
Love Halloween and love your designs, so this is pretty much perfect. Thank you!
Wicked cute!
She's fabulous and I'll pass the well wishes on to my kids. They appreciate it, I'm sure.
darling! This would make a cute card!
Thanks, Heather--here's wishing you a raisin-free Halloween too!
(A very sweet illustration, and I love the hand lettered poem!)
I love this for so many reasons. You need a website of your prints.
Love this little bat. Happy Halloween to you! Hope you enjoy and have no raisins in your loot.
Love this!
I would so buy this greeting card. Wonderful.
Hi Heather! I just wanted to leave a quick comment to express how much I love your art, fabrics and blog! Your stories are so very wonderful and it's always a pleasure to visit your blog. I've blogged about your workshops and art in my own little blog. Thanks and Happy Halloween!
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Love, love, love this!
What a sweet picture. I had forgotten we used pillowcases sometimes. :)
Fabulous!
Love it! I didn't leave a comment the first time I came by but since I've been thinking about it off and on the last couple days I thought I'd come back, admire it again and say thanks for sharing it, it's made me smile :) Aside from the poem, whose sentiments I would have heartily endorsed at 10 years old (and even now probably), I have to say I find the pear-shaped bottom half of the kid the aspect I find most endearing. What is it about fat little tummies in leotards?
adorable!
What's the matter with raisins? They are nature's candy ;)
So lovely. Thank you.