Deborah's Blog
Everyone’s Asking
…and the answer is no, Aretha was NOT wearing a Green Point Design hat at the inauguration. But I sure wish Michelle had contacted me because she must have been rather uh chilly on her Pennsylvania Ave stroll without one. If anyone knows the Obamas, please send them to greenpointdesign.net!
MEN’S HATS are here (so let Barack in on that too)! The new line of Green Point Design Thinking Caps are for just that and more. Cool and comfortable, for the coolest and most comfortable among us. The design is shorter and more square than the traditional GPD hat, unlined, less adorned, and thoughtful; just what these times call for. Photos will be up as soon as I can lure myself out of the studio and into the computer world. And of course, now that the glass ceiling has been fully shattered, the new Thinking Caps can be worn by women also. Stay tuned.
January Revival
January has always been a reviving month for me…holidays wane and eventually disappear, leaving the forced hyacinths and amaryllis to bloom, a reminder that spring is just around the corner (well okay but it’s close). It’s the new year and I have HOPE! I also have new designs , some for less cold climates and spring/summertime wear. I have new ideas about how we can still feel invested and energized, even in these relatively tough times. By immersing ourselves in our own or someone else’s art, even a day spent at home with the wood stove and Imogen Heap can feel renewing. I have lots of tips for getting through (like, rent the “Rivers and Tides” DVD)…email me if you’d like to hear more…
Thanks to all who leave messages on the blog. Remember that if you have a specific question you would like answered, leave your contact information. Of course you can always email me directly: info@greenpointdesign.net
I’ll be back soon with photos of my new collection. Until then, enjoy your On the Line in Newfoundland ‘09 calendars because except for two, they are sold out!
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