As you know, I've dreamt in the past of doing something with my raw baking skills. I've mentioned the thought of opening up a raw bakery (like these lovely ladies; check out their Q&A if you haven't already), putting out an unbaking book (something I've wanted longer than I've had this blog), designing some shirts, etc.Since I passed on the chance to do a raw cupcake book last year due to the timing (it was right at the beginning of my pregnancy with little lady; although I was making/creating raw cupcakes like crazy only weeks prior, the thought of them made my stomach turn in my first trimester), I thought I might be like the Little Hen now and do it all by myself in a raw cupcake e-book. Besides, I had been building the foundation for one for years, so why not share it?
Of course, the e-book needs some polishing, and this takes time to do. Hopefully, I'll eventually produce a finished copy for you soon.In the meantime, I am excited to announce that I now have a shop, but it is not an unbakery. Instead, I found a simpler way to sell my shirts.
In the past, I've posted some shirt and onesie designs that I freehand painted myself (some of them in the posts were made by friends and family as shower gifts). I had considered selling some on Etsy, but it is so time consuming and expensive to do it that way (fabric painting by hand is not a quick process and therefore would be difficult to come up with a fair price).
For now, you can still support this blog by sporting this design first modeled by Hayden a few months back (hers was the hand-painted original). Check out my shop here (more designs to come), or click on the link in the sidebar to the left.Now that I am officially a stay-at-home mom (after 6 months of unpaid maternity leave, I've decided to just continue being here for my baby and my son, too), I hope to find more ways to keep this blog afloat. Stay tuned for more Q&As, reviews and giveaways (there's still time to enter the Spring e-book contest, which ends Thursday, March 18, 2010), while I put the finishing touches on my e-book, more shirts and maybe even some Etsy items (if time allows). Thanks for believing in me. I adore my loyal readers :-)
