summer tshirts!

Here's a gander of what I have in store for you this summer!

To see tshirt style on model, view sizing, and available colours click here.

Mother's Day giveaway

I love my mum and so in honour of Mother's day I'm doing a giveaway for you right here! You'll receive the Mother print 2 posts below (give it to your mum, give it to your kid to give to you!) AND one of your choosing from my etsy - you can even pick from the unlisted designs below or a customised design from the store.

Here's how to enter:

• Leave me a comment here saying you'd love to win, maybe include a little note about why you love your mum/why you love being a mum.
• Tell me the other print you'd like to win and leave your email address.
• Inform your husband and kids you want to win and up your chances by having them leave a comment too. That's how we play around here.

Winner will be chosen at the end of today and hopefully will receive their 8x10 prints by Saturday (maybe Monday) just in time (almost in time) for Mother's Day.

**Be sure to keep an eye on the Sugar Grenade Designs facebook page to see if you won.

Eye candy: Pink

Mother

I put together this little card for you to print out and give to your mother this year. You're welcome.

Download here.

*8x10 also available, contact me for details.

Thank you, Mister Dahl.

I'm not sure if I know anyone who isn't familiar of some of Roald Dahl's work. His stories shaped the childhood of me and my tiny classmates. Magical stories of Marvelous Medicines, Giant Peaches, Witches and mice, Chocolate Factories and Glass Elevators, little Matilda - books that we read over and over again. Along with the stories are the illustrations of Quentin Blake, equally familiar and instantly recognisable. They now trigger some powerful nostalgia - smells of the classroom, plastic lunch boxes, scratchy squares of carpet on my legs during story time, wishing the clock would slow down so we could read the next chapter before home time. Little did I know the wisdom Roald Dahl was instilling in us back then. 

Very sly, Mister Dahl.