Walker's Week

We, here at f. is for frank, had a lot of desk work this week.

Walker turned 3 months old on Monday and
with age comes more responsibility.

So Monday, we gave him his own desk.

He crunched some numbers, drew some designs and called it a day.

Tuesday, Walker pooped on his outfit. I told him we all have shitty days.

He decided to take the rest of the day off.

Wednesday morning, we are all smiles.

It's more like our Friday because we are going to Florida tomorrow

to meet our Great Grandmother & Grandaddy.

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Happy Wedding Day!

Something happened at f. is for frank yesterday that just doesn't happen every day. This cute couple stopped by our shop on their way to the courthouse to get married. They wanted to pick out her ring and find him a memorable piece to wear! The bride chose the pewter twig band and the groom picked out a wedding day woodgrain belt buckle. After their purchase, they hurried out the door to beat the 5 o' clock traffic. I loved the spontaneity and felt honored to be a part of their special day! CONGRATS!

The Sixth Floor Museum

PAPERWEIGHT

BOOKENDS

The Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas, TX approached us about creating some handmade donor gifts and this is what we came up with. The bookend and paperweight are cast polyester resin with an aluminum overlay cut to resemble the ceiling tiles in the museum. I think they are beautiful....pieces of art with a function!

I work hard for my money....

so hard for my money.

Walker, 10 weeks old.

Urban Street Bazaar recap by Hello Splendor

Check out Hello Splendor's recap of Urban Street Bazaar. Beth picked out all my favs and I love Kevin's pics!

Frogs for the Cure

Today, Shannah and I went over to Ft. Worth to install a small sculpture we created for TCU in honor of Breast Cancer awareness month. On top of that we got to enjoy this perfect weather out on the patio at Joe T' s for lunch.