Where in the World: Ecola State Park, Oregon

Today's Where in the World submission comes to us from Ecola State Park in Oregon where Michelle is sporting her "Yellow Bird" reusable coffee sleeve. This picture makes me miss living near the coast...Isn't it beautiful? Thanks for sharing Michelle!


Where are you using your reusable coffee sleeves? What does your D&L lampshade look like in your home? We want to see. Please send pictures and descriptions to DotandLineHome@gmail.com. Be sure to write "Submission" in the subject line.

Where in the World: Anchorage Alaska

Michelle took a picture of herself and her D&L coffee sleeve on a recent trip to Anchorage Alaska. It's such a cozy image seeing her with a warm cup of coffee and the mountains behind. Thanks for sharing Michelle!



We want to see where you've taken your reusable coffee sleeve. Please send your submissions to DotandLineHome@gmail.com!

Where in the World: England

Katie writes to us from jolly ol' England, where she fashionably sports her purple and gold coffee sleeve. Thanks Katie!


Wanna share all the places you've been green??? Send your snap shot and brief description to DotandLineHome@gmail.com.

Where in the World: Sweden

Ex Patriot, Kate Jaggard Tyo now lives in Sweden with her hubbie and we just received news that there's a little Tyo on the way! Kate sent us this picture of her with her custom set of Dot&Line Love Birds that she received as a Christmas present.



Feel free to check out Kate's blog too. I'm sure you will love reading about her Swedish adventures as much as I do.

Where in the World?

I got an e-mail a couple of weeks ago from Jacque, a high school friend of mine, who recently bought a few coffee sleeves while she was home for a visit. (For those of you who don't know, in addition to my primary biz of selling handmade home accessories, I also recently started selling reusable coffee sleeves.) Jacque surprised me by sending along a great little note and pictures of her and her friend Hannah modeling coffee sleeves in front of the Sydney Opera House.

Not that I would equate my ingenuity with that of Jørn Utzon but it was fun seeing my design in the same picture as his beautiful building.



This got me thinking about how fun it would be to see where more of my handmade pieces have ended up. If you want to show off where your Dot&Line original is or has been, just send along a picture and a quick note!