A new home, a Whale Cutting Board & Linen Tea Towels!

We are slowly getting settled into our new home in Madison. During the move Ben cracked a few ribs while unloading the truck (small avalanche which included the corner of a table hitting him smack in the ribs!) which has slowed him down quite a bit! Well...as much as Ben can slow down that is.....This is our cute little rental which is very close to the lakes and nice big parks :) We think it will suit us just fine :) 

 

We are happy to announce that Urban Outfitters will be selling Whale Bamboo Cutting Boards designed by us that are exactly like our chalkboards! They will be in select stores this November :)

 

 

Also the Tea Towels will SOON be available in our Etsy Shoppe! I'm shooting for the end of the week :) Here is a sneak peak at the finished product! Nancymom did an beautiful job sewing the linen, thank you nancy! 

 

She added the little cloth "tab" for easy hanging :) Perfect!

 

Thanks for stopping by to see what we're up to. I know it's been too long since we've posted anything here. It's just been a very hectic past few months! We have new exciting projects ahead of us, and this time we plan to stay put for a while :) Thanks again for stopping by....

-natalie

Comments

[pixie]

WOW, look at the blue sky and stunning color of that cottage.
What a lovely site and beautiful offerings!

[amanda]

yay congrats on urban outfitters. i'm not even buying stuff unless it goes in my mouth or cleans me (ie food and toothpaste and soap), but I will definitely swing by an uo store when these are out and buy one. it will go with 3D whale sign that i scored from salvation army in p-dance.

[breanne]

hihihi! i have been thinking about you a lot. there's a little wooden art piece near the brooklyn bridge that reminds me of you and your birds every time i pass it!

i want to come visit!!

XOXO

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This board was inspired by Nantucket's long history with whaling, which began in 1672 and reached its height from 1800 to 1840. For me, “the whaling days” began in 1978 when I sailed aboard the three-masted barkentine “r/v Regina Maris” studying Humpback whales.