Let's peel back these layers!

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juliannlaw Here is a closeup of the endpapers in my debut picture book, THE WORKD’S LONGEST SOCK. I work digitally in Adobe Photoshop but the program doesn’t do it all for me! I knit all the pixels by hand! Haha! I do have things I do to help me work quickly and efficiently, though, like using layers. Here you get to see me take off those layers one by one till we are back at nothing but a background. The World's Longest Sock is now available on  Amazon ,  Barnes and Noble ,  Target , or wherever you  buy books !
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Simple, simple, simple



Happy Easter! Have fun with this. . .

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Unknown said…
Really - that is so cute. How nice of you to share. Now I need to get moving. Do you have a favorite place to get pom poms? Is that a dumb question? That is the perfect Easter basket treat.
7:54 AM
katherine said…
one my heck, is it too early to call you to tell you how great you are? i just love these, you are so creative and amazing and i could go on and on. i really ought to jump on this and try it for my kiddos. oh jul. oh JUL!
8:37 AM
Kristine said…
Jul! You are Cute! I love those bunnies.

I really love the bum shot. Too cute.

I want to make them for my friends for Easter.
12:17 PM
Anonymous said…
That is so freakin' adorable! I am printing it off right now to give to the sewing teacher at my school! You are so creative and fun! I luv ya!
1:26 PM
Unknown said…
can you get any cooler? I was just wondering. love you
10:02 PM
Richard & Analeis said…
Is this really so simple an "analeis" could do it? ;)
You've always got such fun things going on. How can we all keep up?
5:29 PM
Kim said…
Cute! I need to add that to my project list for today.
8:52 AM
Juliann said…
For Google searches: Free Bunny Pattern!
2:26 PM
TracyC said…
Can't wait to try this! Thanks for this freebie!
8:14 PM
lburfitt said…
Hey,
I happened upon your blog when I was on Annie and Scott Sherratt's blog (I am married to Annie's brother Clint). Anyhow ... love these bunnies! I am so going to make those for next Easter.
4:43 PM
Anna said…
thank you for your visit and your comment on my blog.
your bunny is adorable, thanks for this freebie :)
3:26 PM
Amy Lynn said…
Oh, how fabulous to find you here...and there (on Facebook as well!). I asked Chris a few days ago if he knew where you were and what you were up to...and now I get to spy all by myself! Your little girl is perfect and beautiful! And your projects are amazing...quilts, bunnies, etc. So fun to find you and know all is well!
11:54 PM
dunski said…
yeah! I made it. As an absolute beginner I tried a very small version first, which turned out gross and impossible to finish.. but the second bigger edition came out very very cute! thank you so much for the pattern. It's going to be my 8months old babyboys easter surprise!
3:04 PM
dunski said…
I don't know how I found your blog, but I stumbled upon these super cute bunnies and I did one on april 1st for our babyboy! We love it! We included a little bell and.. go see the picture here: www.schoggiqueen.ch ...and assume that I am a total and extreme beginner in sewing with the machine. so:thank you! we stitched our boys name on it too. ;) and yes, we will add more bunnies.. =:)
4:45 AM
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