Little Red Bird Studio: Slouchy Hats.

The last time I blogged my friend, Brenda’s work, was when Nori was modeling the NoJo. Brenda is a childhood friend who has been working

her arse off on this business of hers. Now her work is sold in various stores around Cincinnati like The Metallic Giraffe, Red Tree, Simply Vague,

online in her Etsy shop  and monthly at The City Flea markets with more stores coming soon! I’m so proud of her and her dedication! Having your

own business is hard HARD work. Especially when your work is so detail oriented while raising a family. But she manages to make it all so

beautifully and delicately. I have to say, Mr. Price would be so proud of your craft and creativity!

Having to market yourself is one the biggest challenges and I’m happy to give a shout out for such a supportive friend over the last nearly twenty

years.  Eww, what? Why are we so old? But she’s now killing it with the new hot item of hats! And I got my hands on some! Yippee!

Anywho, this also give me the opportunity to photograph my ridiculously handsome boys. I mean, look at this sweet, sweet face of my Nico! And

with his perfect hat hair, hello, he’s the ideal hat model.

She made this so he can, drumrollll, match Daddy in his black slouchy hat. Any of you who follow me on Insta, know that Nico LIVES to

match people. So Brenda made him a hat to wear exactly the way Adam does. But now Adam is jealous and wants a cotton one like Nico’s!

The boys also received matching hats for their birthdays! Again, Nico’s day was made. 🙂

The fabric is doubled over for warmth outside but can still be warn inside.

Y’all know how I do the hot and cold colors for the boys, so obviously that was our go to. Also, Ezra and his snaggle tooth. 🙂

They have begun interacting so much. It. Is. Hysterical. Like literally, the best thing. Mostly it’s the best when they laugh together,

BUT when they fight, it’s fascinating. They play tug ‘o war, scream, then smack each other till someone wins. Then the loser either

fights back, or moves on.

I forgot to take a nice shot with my camera, sorry for the crappy cellphone image. But look how cute she always wraps stuff!

Congrats on gaining success, Brenda! Your skills is growing quickly and I’m excited to see what’s next! Go order your own tunic for your

daughters or hats for either gender! We love our LRBS items!

Heart, Melanie