stache press!

Check out the front page of the Ann Arbor Art Center website! There's a glass stache all up in it ;)
http://www.annarborartcenter.org/
You might remember Sean from a post back in June...what a fun photo and great press! Thanks to Carrie Mood and Amy Farnum for sharing this!

blogged but not forgotten

this might be the most amazing thing you will see all day

special thanks to Meredith Edmondson and her niece (pictured here) Maddy!
if you see something cuter in the world please share it with me, cause i think this is it :)

Meredith i really hope i get to see you again at Pilchuck Glass School!

to my faithful blog viewers, i'm sorry for such a blog hiatus! i have stacks of photos from lovely people that are waiting for me, but i have to be honest, i was securing a new mustache ride (oops i meant car) and spent the past month and a week on craigslist. blech! but worth it. photos to come...

p.s. does anyone know anyone famous so i could give them a glass mustache? that would be awesome!

look ma no hands on this here handlebar!

how come some people can hold the mustache up with no hands while others get awkward and hold it upside down, etc. could this be called "moustache dexterity?" i would like to award Sean Farnum for the most skills so far in this category. what a cutie!


Thanks Sean for showing off your skillset, and to the amazing Amy Farnum for sharing this image with me!

from the great lakes over that big lake

is it possible that a little boy in Ann Arbor, Michigan, could make my day when i'm all the way across a giant ocean? awesome.

this photo was sent my way by my dear friend, Carrie Mood, who currently works at the Ann Arbor Art Center Gallery Shop. she told me that this little boy was so in love with the moustache pendants i make that he had to make his own out of paper! how exciting to feel like an inspiration to future artists! thank you Carrie, you have no idea how good this made me feel!!!

why i love selling art to artists

because, quite honestly who else will write you a note on scrap wood?


Vivian Chiu, you pretty much made my day. I will repair a moustache for you and your boyfriend anytime! Thanks for sharing that creativity right back, now I have something new for my inspiration wall!

a total gem

Jessie Bean Goodman, even your name is priceless!
I was just rummaging through my computer and came up with this beauty, that you sent me so many moons ago.


The purse strap, the finger tattoo, the amazing glass moustache monocle; there's a million ways to conjure up a stache. But this photo, while reminiscent of dreams of being incognito at family gatherings, reminds me of my very first moustache, discovered in a bout of silliness with my brother around the time that we would have been starting grade school.

The simple beauty of long hair and its possibilities are endless. One can even section off two chunks at the front of one's head, wrap them symmetrically along the edge of the face for a criss cross effect under the nose, secured in place by an extremely kissable pouted set of lips.
Because who wouldn't want to kiss someone with a moustache!

even in japan!

yeah Kim!!!

Ooh so exciting to hear from friends as far away as Japan who are rockin the glass moustache! Kimberly McKinnis is kinda rockin my world right now.
Hope to be glass schoolin with you this summer!

down under stache?

i spy...

someone in a very good disguise...hmmm katie plunkard is that really you? and are you really blowing glass in australia these days??? i miss you fun friend! had to give you a shout out, especially because if my memory is correct, you were the first person to buy a glass moustache at the pilchuck auction all of those years ago.

see what you started ;)