Hi there,
Shop News first!
In shop news, I have used up all my Strawberry Tea Party fabric by making a dress to give away and two special orders. Isn't it pretty?
Etsy has introduced a drop down menu so my customers can choose what size they want for their baby dress. This is a great tool for my shop since I don't have to make one of each size, I can just make a sample and then make the dresses "to order".
Wonderful.More Tea Party fabric was purchased today and will be available for made to order dresses in a month or so.
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I am just back from a trip to Sydney. We had a rather fast trip back because we thought the dog boarding kennel was open till 5 but when we rang to check found out it closed at 4. Oops.
Due to feeling worn out, I am posting a pictorial blog today. I am providing some hints so you can work out what it is you are looking at, but I did not want to give too much away, so they may be rather cryptic.
All photos taken in the vicinity of the Sydney CBD, or on our trip to Manly.
Collage made using Picmonkey.com, which is an excellent tool, and even has a template for making a facebook cover photo collage.
In the photo above you can spot
* my first manicure (from the nail bar at DJs)
* paddling at Manly
* Queen Victoria's dog
* a photo which nearly got me kicked out of DJ's department store
* a car which my husband says is a special order matt black Mercielago, for someone who is so rich a normal one won't do
* a ferry
* our hotel
* the Pickle's matching manicure (it matches the DS!)
*a plane tree
* "the claw! the claw!"
In the above set of photos you can see:
* a porthole
* a futuristic building
* an indoor tree
* people climbing the bridge
* the pool with the window in the floor
* a guinea pig artwork
* the view out the hotel window at night
* no parking
* an old building with a regrowth problem
* a Totoro dessert from a restaurant (Pickle had to have one, and a piggy bun too)
* sea dragons
* the soon to be dismantled monorail
* self portrait on a ferry
* the Aida truck arriving at the Opera House
* instructions for tourists on how to cross the road
