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Products
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Whimsical
- These started out with my classic red & black ladybug design
and
gradually evolved into the many shapes and designs I do today. |
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Googlys
- Kids love them! I make these in different colors or facial
expressions. They also make great magnets or lapel pins for the adults
because we are all kids at heart! |
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Themed
Rocks - My themed bug rocks seem to be the
most popular because they
represent favorite things or special holidays. The LoveBugs
and
Irish bugs are fast sellers.
One of my early favorites was a
JavaBug for
my
former boss who left the corporate world and started his own coffee
business in Canada. These rocks involve a lot more time than classic
bug rocks due to researching a particular theme, the detailed
designs, and the overall time to complete. I love the
development
phase, especially the reaction I get from my daughter when she checks
in on my work and insists I cannot give them away when they
are done!
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Occu-Bugs
- These "Occu-Bugs" are my most personalized creations and are
the
newest in my line of creations. Because they are so
personalized,
they are done by custom request only.
For the OccuBugs, I need at least
five items that
represent the occupation, desired gender, face type, and
colors.
I plan the design and layout of the OccuBug's jacket (body)
incorporating the items chosen. Hand painting and personalizing rounds
out the project and
is
followed by several layers of sealant to smooth and protect.
The
average OccuBug will take several hours over 3-4 days to
complete.
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Accessories
- Accessorize! I created these cute memo/photo holders to
pair with my rock creations. |
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Everything Else-
In addition to my bug rock creations, I also paint on wood, slate,
tile, resin, plaster, glass, fabric...actually anything! This
category contains ornaments, pins,
seasonal items, and anything not "buggy". |
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2007 Melissa Cody - SuzyBug - All rights reserved.
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