Holy Moly! What a week I’ve had. On June 2 I sent out an email to my mailing list introducing my featured product, Neyland Stadium. I quickly sold a few of few of those, plus some other items.
|
There’s more! My giant 35″ letters are now available on Shoppe by Scoutmob (See my page here). I was pretty flattered when they found me on Etsy and wanted to add my product to the Shoppe. Going live led a few more people to me and I’ve had conversations about some other projects. |
 |
|
I’m not done yet. I completed an order of boxes for a guy in Georgia, got an email from a dear college friend about making something for her sister, and another online retailer contacted me about featuring some of my products on their site. |
 |
That’s brings me to the title of this post. The Hobbit Workshop. I spent 7 days making 5 very large Hobbit House facades. My friend Amber is on staff at First Baptist Concord and they do a huge Vacation Bible School called Concord Quest. This year they wanted Hobbit Houses as set props/decorations. This was a lot of fun to do – giant 7′ x 7′ pieces of cardboard, lots of glue, paint everywhere!
I started with these drawings:
I started with these drawings:
Then I set up the Tracer and got started:
Then I cut, painted and glued like crazy:
After all that cutting, painting and glueing, I ended up with these:
