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What Life Looked Like Last Month

August 25, 2015 Emily Waechtler
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August was sure a busy month for us!  The girls participated in our local Children's Craft fair, and Ruby made some gorgeous feathers (among other things) and even shared her pointers on how to paint a feather as a guest post.  We made sure to get in the water as often as we could, mostly at our favorite surf spot, The Pit.  A fun family reunion up in Oregon meant lots of plane rides.  And I am finding myself reaching for the yarn and knitting needles, must mean fall is right around the corner.  For more day to day pictures of what we're doing, come find me on Instagram as @emily_bluecorduroy.

In lifestyle, adventures Tags instagram, feathers, yarn, yarn stash, airplane, travel
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A Week in the Life

July 6, 2015 Emily Waechtler
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Of all the social media's, Instagram has stolen my heart.  I love seeing everybody's viewpoint of their lives from their very own eyes.  It's one thing to hear from a friend what they are doing, but to see it makes it all come real for me.  I also like how it holds me accountable to consistently document our days.  When I look back to the girls' baby books, I am sad and a little embarrassed at how few photos I have to help remind us of those precious days.  Are you on Instagram? Come introduce yourself, I would love to peek into your world.  You can find me at @emily_bluecorduroy.

Clockwise from top left:  1) Our community college pool, practically empty in the afternoons, with Ginger taking a break from swimming to tell me her feelings about the high dive. 2) Sneak peak of some new products. 3) Morning surf, summer fog, Morro Bay. 4) Ginger takes her love of flowers to the next level with this amazing flower crown she "whipped up" one morning.

In lifestyle Tags instagram, social media, blue corduroy, emily_bluecorduroy
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staying in touch

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Four easy ways to stay in touch.  Facebook, Instagram, Etsy Shop, and my Newsletter.  Which do you prefer?  Click each photo above to go to each location.  My Instagram handle is emily_bluecorduroy.

Tags etsy, facebook, instagram, newletter
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Welcome!  Hi, I'm Emily, owner of Blue Corduroy. I make hats for sun lovers!

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Looks like we&rsquo;ve got more rain coming our way! But I&rsquo;m happy to report that the corduroy bucket hats help keep my head dry for a quick trip in the rain.
Here&rsquo;s all three different adult styles in linen&hellip;wide brim with adjustable tie, wide brim, and bucket hat. All in that gorgeous new light blue!
☀️ SPRINGTIME REP SEARCH!!! ☀️
I&rsquo;m looking for Blue Corduroy hat reps for the months of April &amp; May! 
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I&rsquo;m hoping to find several creative &amp; active sun loving accounts with adults and/or babies &amp; toddlers who love wearing h
We&rsquo;ve got sunshine today! ☀️ 
Cue the smiles and good vibes. Even baby Birdy gets it.
I&rsquo;m always so pleasantly surprised at how well these zipper bags sell! Lately I&rsquo;ve been day dreaming about making some larger beach bags, because I&rsquo;m really ready for some sunny beach days, how about you?

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The sun has finally come back to us after two full weeks of the most rain we&rsquo;ve seen in a loooong time. So much flooding so much chaos, mixed with amazing rainbows and the promise of a spring full of wildflowers.

Sunhat production is in full s