R/Co. Press: Seattle Magazine Dec. 2010

This past month has been so so so so so busy, and we are not talking Christmas shopping, the 9-5 has been going through more changes and reorganizing and restructuring and all the other "re's" that you can think of so it has been a lot of late nights at the office.
The most recent issue of Seattle Magazine featured one of our cotton plaid bow ties for boys by The Littlecrow Collection in their holiday children's spread. Just wanted to share.

It looks like there will not be a lot of updates for the rest of the year (so crazy that 2010 is almost over) but plan to really jump back into it in 2011, for sure.
Hope you have a super awesome Christmas and New Years!

Cheers.

R/Co Project: Littlecrow Patterns

Finished up the last of a few patterns needed to be built out for the Littlecrow Collection project.
If you have ever tried following a store bought pattern to make something for yourself, then you know that they are not always the most easy thing to work with. Now if you have never made your own pattern from scratch then, well, you just are not living....  I think everyone should try their hand at making a pattern at least once, if for no other reason than to really understand how much goes into making something as simple as say, a tee shirt. It is more than you might think....

"Keep 'em Flying"

Cheers.

R/Co. Project: Littlecrow for Thaw

Been invited to participate with the littlecrow collection in the thaw collective indie kids fashion show on july 10th.... Have not spent a lot of time working on Littlecrow since moving to the P.N.W. so it is really exciting to be getting back into exploring what fun things can be built for the 'lil ones.
It is so much fun seeing how random ideas slowly, or in this case... quickly, fall together to form a cohesive collection and looks.

Been staying up way to late building new patterns for the collection. Can't wait to see how much I can put together for the show.
If your in town on July 10th spend a little $, get a ticket for you and your family drop in for some fun and support a great cause, HDSA.

Back to the chop chop...

Cheers.