It was a great weekend. Thank you so much to all of you for coming. We are in complete awe at how sweet everyone was. It is one thing to chat on the phone or via email but to meet in person just takes it to another level. Thank you so much.
You like the new sign? Loree Alayne just sent me over some great pics. Be sure to check out her blog for some more. They're so awesome.
Carla and her crew sent us over the most amazing, I mean amazing bouquet of flowers. The scent filled the room. I'm pretty much speechless about these. And all my lovelies at MJC and Anne got David and me the most beautiful painting in the planet. Just you wait.
There's a lot more pics to share but I need to get the boys in bed. So I'll save it for later. I wanted to take a minute to say thank you for all your support and kind words and for just being so wonderful. Thank you. You guys have totally made a dream of mine come to life.
And lastly for those of you who could not make it, be patient. We are trying to bring some good stuff to everyone soon. Very soon. It's just a matter of a few more photos and a click of a button, so think before you hit "buy it now". It's all good.

and I stole this from the One Lucky Guitar website. I just had to share. They make us seem so cool. And to think they know us in real life, and we are, for real, not this cool. Gosh, gotta love them guys..and gals.
26 Jun 09 / Matilda Jane Open House
Sometimes when we think back on our relationship with Matilda Jane
Clothing Co., we feel like we got to see The Rollin' Stones at the
Marquee Club in 1962. Because now, quite frankly, the company is
selling out stadiums worldwide. The difference is, Matilda Jane's still
got it!
Back in 2004, when we first met MJCC owner and designer Denise
DeMarchis, this little clothing line was something she did in her spare
time, in a spare room, and for a few dozen customers. But you could
tell that something very special was going on. We created Denise's
identity suite, including business cards and hangtags-work that took on
a life of its own, eventually being featured in the prestigious design
annuals from Print and HOW magazines, and in three
coffee-table book collections of business identities from around the
world (and effectively cementing OLG's reputation along the way). Since
then, Matilda Jane has exploded-with nearly 100 "trunk keepers" across
the country, 14 local employees and a new 6,000 square foot design
facility and warehouse (right around the corner from us in
"Bricktown"). We've put together the identities for three more product
lines for MJCC, as well as four brochures, event collateral, promo
pieces and even t-shirt design. For the 2009 catalog, Nate Utesch
introduced original illustration to the mix, and the layout took MJCC
to an even higher level-and the illustrations will even serve as a
fabric pattern for future clothing.
Anyway, you can
experience it all for yourself this weekend, when Matilda Jane Clothing
Co. hosts its first-ever open house and art fair, at 435 East
Brackenridge in downtown Fort Wayne. Doors are open on Saturday, June 27th, from 10AM-5PM, and Sunday, June 28th, from 10AM-2PM. People are flying in from around the country to be a part of this sale.
