As soon as I became the proud owner of my first vest a few years ago, I have been a vest junkie. Once the slightest tinge of cool Fall weather hits, the vest emerges from the closet and becomes an essential part of my wardrobe. It’s with me during almost every outdoor event, up until that unfortunate moment when the days become too cold and a winter jacket becomes an absolute necessity. Sadly, the winter jacket transition has already taken place here in Massachusetts, but I am holding out hope for those rare 50- and 60-degree days that are still possible throughout the winter months.
As soon as I became the proud owner of my first vest a few years ago, I have been a vest junkie. Once the slightest tinge of cool Fall weather hits, the vest emerges from the closet and becomes an essential part of my wardrobe. It’s with me during almost every outdoor event, up until that unfortunate moment when the days become too cold and a winter jacket becomes an absolute necessity. Sadly, the winter jacket transition has already taken place here in Massachusetts, but I am holding out hope for those rare 50- and 60-degree days that are still possible throughout the winter months.
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Alyssa; she's one amazing artist that uses the mouse! I'm in awe of this woman!!
And, yes, Natalie is right. I only use the mouse. The past two posts (vest and woodpiles), however, have been hand-drawn in pen/ink, scanned, and then colored in Illustrator.