Please reference all size charts before purchasing. SHIPPING DETAILS: - All shirts are shipped via USPS First Class Mail (2-5 business days for US orders) from Idaho - Shipping upgrades available at checkout CONNECT ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Instagram: @LittleMamaShirtShop Facebook: /LittleMamaShirtShop ABOUT LITTLE MAMA SHIRT SHOP: Little Mama Shirt Shop was founded by one little mama raising three boys in Small Town Idaho. All designs are inspired by motherhood and life and are screen printed locally. All shirts are original designs by Little Mama Shirt Shop © All text, images, and phrases cannot be stored, reproduced, or used for personal or commercial purposes. The phrases Raising Boys Loving Life™ and Bringing Up Boys™ are registered trademarks. Please DO NOT copy my work.
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▶ Femme name: Justine ▶ Location: East midlands, UK ▶ How long you have been crossdressing : Since childhood from 9 years old. ▶ Say something about your crossdressing experience: When I came out in public I always be excited to be woman, mk its my daily life make up, clothes.. ▶ Reason you crossdress: I am trans and I am in my clothes 24/7. ▶ Things you like doing after getting dressed: go shopping, see friends, and all day by day things ▶ Instagram: @justytia86 Photo Gallery: Facebook Comments  
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Many of you know Julie B Booth as being my Roy G Biv partner. Have I ever mentioned that we're old friends from my days in Virginia? That I really and truly know Julie? Have I mentioned that she is a book author as well? Her first book, Fabric Printing at Home, was recently published. To kick off its release, Julie is celebrating with a blog tour of 13 artists whose work appears in the gallery as well as daily give aways. Fabric Printing at Home is filled with ideas and step-by-step instructions of how to print on fabric using normal kitchen objects. With chapters about Kitchen Textures and Found Object Printing, Beyond the Potato Print, Wrap It Up! Wraps and Foil, Recycled and Repurposed and Irresistible: Fabric Resists Using Kitchen Ingredients, Julie offers something for everyone. The piece that I contributed to the gallery falls under the found object printing category. When Julie first asked me to participate, I pondered what to use. My collection of wine corks seemed fitting. Now, I think Julie pictured a pattern of dots created by stamping the end of the cork, but I inserted toothpicks in the cork ends, rolled it through my inks and paints and then printed on paper. The cracks in the corks make varied and interesting marks. Once enough papers were printed, I cut and tore, assembled and reassembled, stitched and repeated steps 1 thru 5 Cloud Paper Water 1, Jennifer Coyne Qudeen until there were 7 pamphlet stitched books. The set is entitled Cloud Paper Water 1, based on Thich Nhat Hanh's Clouds in Each Paper which Sandra Brownlee so intuitively read to me during her Tactile Notebooks and the Written Word workshop at Big Cat Textiles in August 2013. Cloud Paper Water 1, Jennifer Coyne Qudeen Each book contains a word from the poem so cleverly hidden that even I can't find them now and, well, I wrote the words. The cover above appears in the gallery of Fabric Printing at Home. Julie is having a daily give away to celebrate. Stroll on over to her blog and leave a comment for a chance to win. I'm joining in the celebration as well by giving away a copy of Fabric Printing at Home. For a chance to win, just leave a comment on this post by midnight New York city time on February 13. The winner will be announced on Valentine's Day. I'm curious...what's the most unusual object you've used to print with? -------------- Be sure to visit all the stops on the Tour: February 2: Lisa Chin February 3: Lynn Krawczyk February 4: Jane Davila February 5: Carol R. EatonFebruary 6: Judy Gula February 7: Susan Purney Mark February 8: Teri Lucas February 9: Jennifer Coyne Qudeen February 10: Deborah Boschert February 11: Lynda Heines February 12: Cheryl Sleboda February 13: Terri Stegmiller February 14: Jackie Lams
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Day 5 at Art and Soul was a very unique -scratch that- was a very aromatic experience! Last year I took a class w/ Cathy Taylor and she mentioned a technique she used for creating works with National Geographic magazines saturated in the natural cleaner Citra-Solv Once the company learned about the number of people who were using their product they created a site dedicated to it you can check it out here New Citra-Artist Cathy has judged a few of their contests she was also recently featured in the recent issue of Cloth-Paper-Scissors but onto the experience.... Cathy started the day with her usual Cheerleader like enthusiasm during her demo.. sorry I didn't capture it in a photo... Basically you sprinkle the solvent on every page shut the magazine and wait... we headed outside so we wouldn't ummm... as Bubba would say "Inhale" too much... but it was a gorgeous day so wonderful to get outside for a bit... We headed inside and laid them out to dry and by lunchtime the whole Convention Center smelled Squeaky Clean... at least we pretty much masked smell of the the Wabi-Sabi-wax class who totally stunk up their room w/ beeswax... and here are some of the results The photos don't necessarily show some of the range of color. more of the dark shows up in the photos but not in person... but a lot of people pay money for paper like this! Here are a few of the pieces I created I decided to use the actual design that appeared and paint what I "saw" in it kind of like looking at clouds we all see something different... I realize now looking at the photo you can't see some of the subtleties in the image but basically I imagined a sort of cloaked / camouflaged wood nymph It would have been nice if I had the original page image but would have been impossible for me to photograph the whole magazine for before images However it was a photo of red ants carrying leaves This image I clearly saw the wings in the angel first and took it from there kind of out there for me... but all the reds and oranges kind of a guardian angel with a child wrapped in her arms in a post-apocalyptic world? This cloaked couple (man w/ a bit of long hair on the right) appeared to me quite easily... It was a photo of a hayfield.... If you stare at these images long enough you see all sorts of tiny things in them... I think all these figures seemed ethereal to me since I was letting my imagination go... most everyone else saw trees and mountains a few awesome fairies and mermaids as well. So what do you think? This is definitely not what I usually paint.. but it was fun and different. It's good to branch out.
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