The wheels on the bus go round and round.  Six year old, David, drew this picture of his school bus.  It could be personalized with a school name embroidered on the side.

           Second-grader, Brad, drew this scary bat in a cave.  It is modeled on an organic shirt hand-dyed with black walnuts.

Katie drew this colorful turkey on a Thanksgiving card for her family.  The fall colors look good on many different shirt colors.  Owen is modeling it on an organic goldenrod- dyed shirt.

Flower drawings were made into sister shirts for these cuties!

                    Boiling marigold blossoms and dyeing shirts

Outside the Lines now has organic shirts hand-dyed using plant roots, blossoms, nuts and leaves.  Some very subtle natural colors are achieved and there are no harmful chemicals used with this process.

Ah, tis spring!  The bird is on the wing.  This spring picture was drawn by 6 yr. old Hope.

                    Little Cottontail was drawn by Lee, age 6.

Sunflowers, drawn by 7 yr. old Stacey.  What’s more summery than sunny sunflowers?

Shown are pillows from our Safari collection.  They are each 12″ x 16″  with  a soft polyester pillow insert.  Any drawing can be appliqued to pillow forms of various sizes to create unique decor.  You design it,  and we will make it!

The snowmen pillows are custom designs I did from paintings.

 First Grader, Samantha, drew these beautiful flowers under the shining sun.  Spring is just around the corner!