Wallypop’s family wipes were mentioned on a Facility Management Blog, posed as “can something be too green” and “would a responsible facility manager use cloth wipes?” Well, of course not. Cloth wipes in an office setting? I think not.

Genna modeling some new fleece covers I’m working on. They’re FURRY!

This is the pile of Medium Pocket Diapers waiting to be listed. (They’ve been listed now!)

This carrier is soooo pretty. It’s even better in person. And look! I’m still in my pajamas, and posed in my picturesque backyard, right in front of our mess of pool floating devices, and further back you can see our tent drying off from a recent rainy weekend.

Anyway, I have restocked Onbus. I have only three right now, with two or three more to come on Monday.

Alright, so produce bags are hardly innovative any more. I know that.

But here’s the thing. Over a year and a half ago, I started using reusable produce bags. I loved them. LOVED them. I wanted to start offering them here at Wallypop. But then I wanted to be sure they’d hold up. So I used them and I used them and I used them. I gave them to other people to use. (FYI, the Californians I gave some to had never seen reusable produce bags before, and they’re vegan… so maybe reusable produce bags are more innovative than I thought.)

18 months later, our produce bags still look new. They’ve been washed, they’ve been used and abused, they’ve carried home bushels of apples, a few dozen squash, tomatoes and green peppers galore. We even used them for corn on the cob, and you know how corn on the cob tends to shred plastic bags.

So now that I feel reasonably reassured that these bags aren’t going to let you down, I’m ready to add them to my product line-up. They can be yours for the low, low price of $2 each.

Here’s the details:

• Made from nylon netting.
• Close with a drawstring and cord lock (you can opt out of the cord lock).
• Approx. 12×14 inches. Will hold about 8 apples.
• Easy-care: just toss in with regular laundry.
• Light-weight: doesn’t add any noticeable weight to your produce purchase.

New, new, new.

I’m listing some super super fun fitted diapers over at Etsy. I’ve got two up so far, and I’ve got two more smalls and about 8 mediums yet to go. Spongebob, Auto parts, National Guard, Iowa Hawkeyes, Twilight, Kool-aid, and more.

http://boulevarddesigns.etsy.com

No Etsy account? No problem. Just let us know what you’re interested in, and we can take care of it. (In a way that still gets Etsy the fees that they would have charged had you purchased it thru Etsy – we’re not in any way trying, hoping, or wanting to cheat Etsy out of their fees!)

AND I have new Pocket diapers listed for sale over at Wallypop. Buy one, mention you saw it here (through 8/23) and I’ll toss in a special treat with your order.

http://diapering.wallypop.net/pocket

Here I am, hard at work yesterday making one of my last batches of diapers before the new labeling laws – part of the CPSIA – go into effect. The law forbids stockpiling, but part of me wants to stay up really really late these next few days and sew as much as I can, just to be a snot, lol. I won’t, though. These diapers are medium pocket diapers. Yes! I finally restocked medium pockets. Get them while they’re hot.

Finally, right?

After finishing up the week’s Made to Orders, I’ve made good progress on finishing up those pocket diapers I promised for earlier in the week. It’s looking like I should be able to get them done either Monday or Tuesday, and listed by the time I go to bed Tuesday, if not earlier. A lot depends on Miss Genna and how grumpy she is on Monday! I’ll be sure to post here, as well as on Facebook and Twitter, when I get them up!!

In other news, the babywearing sale is going well, and I have not yet placed my Wrapsody order (seems I forgot to!!), so if you thought you might want me to order any particular pattern for you, it’s not too late. Let me know by Monday!

Fun Hankies for the shop – limited quantities, as you can see.