Thanks a bunch Becky for my Aug RR!

I love love love the hat and legging set it's adorable! Also a thanks to your little girl for the Pooh Bear artwork. My daughter which is 8 yrs old hung it on the fridge next to her artwork. The tigger paci will look great with the set. Thank You!!

Very cute! I see I'm not the only one who has a daughter who likes to draw for people I send things to! The last two reborns I sold went home with a drawing courtesy of my daughter Anna!  

I'm so glad that you like the hat and leggings.   Emily said, "We should send something else....I'll draw a picture." She loves to draw and paint and etc. I'm glad that it came when it was still August.  

This was the design for the leg warmers that I did first.  I didn't like the way the honey pots looked.    I liked how the trees came out MUCH better!

Yeah, the pots need a lip on them to look more like Pooh's "hunny" pots.



I really like how the trees turned out though.  

Orange_Grove_Nursery wrote:

Yeah, the pots need a lip on them to look more like Pooh's "hunny" pots.  



I really like how the trees turned out though.  

I was trying to make them have enough room for the word "HONEY" which limited my creativeness on shape! (I guess that should have been "HUNNY"!)  Dan wondered why I made them different colors as "honey pots are yellow".  The picture you posted doesn't even show a yellow one!

You maybe could have done just one taller pot per leg warmer maybe, then you could have made a lid, a lip, and a fatter "middle" of the pot with the words "HUNNY". You could still try it and then sell them.  

Orange_Grove_Nursery wrote:

You maybe could have done just one taller pot per leg warmer maybe, then you could have made a lid, a lip, and a fatter "middle" of the pot with the words "HUNNY".  You could still try it and then sell them.  

That's an idea. The way the idea "looked" in my head didn't come across in the actual product, which is a big reason why I put it aside and moved on to a new design! Switching colors was a bit fiddly, too. I also hadn't ever made a leg warmer, so size was an issue, too (the first one was too big)