A Peek into the Wood Shop & Life
February and March are always busy for our family. Several weekend long commitments at our church, the homeschool conference we attend every year, and this year adding in Y basketball for Ike.
Why did I decide to add blogging on top of that? Hmmm… Probably because I’m one who likes to sort through my thoughts with words.
Sometimes those words are long or lyrical, sometimes they are bullet points and chicken scratches. Today, it’s leaning more toward the latter. So, here’s some photos of what we’ve been up to.
Above is a few of the wood art pieces I’ve been finishing up this week. These are part of the collection I’m working on for our upcoming show in April (more info coming soon! eek!). These sweet little ones have been fun to see come together. Can’t wait until I’ve got enough stockpiled to start adding some to the Shop!
We’ve got merch, people! Jackalope stickers are available from our shop, right here on the site. T-shirts, sweatshirts, ball caps and more can be found in our Merch Shop. I’m pretty confident I can say, you need more jackalopes in your life, along with wooden artwork. So now we’ve got you covered on both fronts!
Inside the house, I decided I wanted a bit of texture in the living room, but wasn’t really looking for color. Something soft, but with lines and shadows to add a soft boho vibe to the space. So, I grabbed a pair of our Snowcloud Sky triangles, just leaning them against the wall. I’m digging it; the way it plays with the vaulted ceiling, the lines in the dresser drawers, and the light coming from the window to the left.
I think these two may have found a home for the time being. At least until someone else decides they want them in their own home.
We keep plugging away at the school year, even though the conference has us much more excited for next year. New books and fresh pencils always do that to me.
We’re in the thick of planning our spring show, dreaming of full garden beds, and brainstorming possibilities of summer getaways that may or may not happen. What can I say? We’re dreamers, but also homebodies.
Sarah