![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
plutherusYep, that's what I've been making all week. Well, me and M and ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
reynard52.
We just finished making 86 T-shirts and sweatshirts and a few random other things like tote bags and ties.
All of which will be for sale this weekend in our booth at Eugene Celebration. Come on down, bring the family. The parade starts at 9am ("more or less" according to the organizers. This is going to be Geeks Without Borders's largest fundraiser yet. Largest in terms of the most people present, anyway. Nerd Ball 1 was larger in terms of organization, I think. But we didn't have to build a booth for that. And, fortunately, the musicians were all experienced and knew how things were supposed to go, so things ran pretty smoothly (more or less). (And I cannot thank Brett, Kevin, The Divided and The Darsan Trio enough for their support!)
Spent the first couple of days this week making buttons. Those are actually pretty fun to do, we got this button maker machine and have been cranking them out. (Well, it actually takes about a minute each, what with all the different rings and cutting and pressing and flipping back and forth and reassembling the device aroud the button as it takes shape...
And then earlier this week, and probably later today, is leather work - helping M in the shop, make belts to be delivered to Portland next week, from his leather shop.
Back to Eugene Celebration. Home page is here. Parade info is here, and, most importantly, info on the Community Causeway, of which we are part, is here. Just scroll down, you'll find us, they're all in alphabetical order.
But for now, two emails, a bit more research (anyone know where to find custom made rubber stamps, cheap?) and then, to sleep. Beautiful sleep.
reynard52.We just finished making 86 T-shirts and sweatshirts and a few random other things like tote bags and ties.
All of which will be for sale this weekend in our booth at Eugene Celebration. Come on down, bring the family. The parade starts at 9am ("more or less" according to the organizers. This is going to be Geeks Without Borders's largest fundraiser yet. Largest in terms of the most people present, anyway. Nerd Ball 1 was larger in terms of organization, I think. But we didn't have to build a booth for that. And, fortunately, the musicians were all experienced and knew how things were supposed to go, so things ran pretty smoothly (more or less). (And I cannot thank Brett, Kevin, The Divided and The Darsan Trio enough for their support!)
Spent the first couple of days this week making buttons. Those are actually pretty fun to do, we got this button maker machine and have been cranking them out. (Well, it actually takes about a minute each, what with all the different rings and cutting and pressing and flipping back and forth and reassembling the device aroud the button as it takes shape...
And then earlier this week, and probably later today, is leather work - helping M in the shop, make belts to be delivered to Portland next week, from his leather shop.
Back to Eugene Celebration. Home page is here. Parade info is here, and, most importantly, info on the Community Causeway, of which we are part, is here. Just scroll down, you'll find us, they're all in alphabetical order.
But for now, two emails, a bit more research (anyone know where to find custom made rubber stamps, cheap?) and then, to sleep. Beautiful sleep.
