02 October, 2009

Backpack Prototype

So it's been a long time coming but I finally have a backpack in the
works. Digital desert camouflage isn't my most popular fabric and I
had a bunch of it from a bulk remnants purchase a few months back. The
neat part of this bag is the waterproof side pocket which is 12"x15"
and can be accessed without removing the whole bag. It is meant to
hold flat objects as it runs along the back of the bag. Look for
finished photos in the coming weeks!

Guy's Cog Bag

A fellow polo player requested this simple bag featuring an 11 tooth
cog. Plain but classic.

29 September, 2009

Lynn's Hip Pack Round 2

While she loved the first hip pack I made, Lynn had to find a shorter
version that would allow for use while sporting a child on her back,
the new design is slightly smaller, but more functional for her needs.
It also has a GM buckle for quick removal and a fun plaid pattern that
is subtle yet still playful.

28 September, 2009

Product Photo Sample

Peter Jennings has agreed to do some press photos for me and the
samples look great, look for the website in a month or two once the
rest of the pics are done!

22 September, 2009

Sylvia Bingham Memorial Bike Ride

In loving memory of our friend, family member, and lover Sylvia, over
150 cyclists gathered at her former home on West 11th in Tremont and
rode to her former employer Hard Hatted Women on Prospect. The silent
memorial ride was graced with a police escort and stopped briefly to
place flowers at the white "ghost bike" which was customarily placed
at the site ofthe accident by the local bike safety and advocacy
organization, Ohio City Bike Co-Op located on Columbus Rd in the
flats. A heartfelt thanks go out to those who helped make this a great
tribute and to all those who helped us pay homage to a wonderful young
woman.

19 September, 2009

Sylvia Bingham Memorial Ride


In honour of the passing of Sylvia Bingham, the Ohio City Bike Co-Op has placed a Ghost Bike on the corner of the tragic accident. Please help support the friends and family of Sylvia, celebrate her life, and promote bicycle awareness and safety this Tuesday, September 22 at 7:30 am next to SouthSide Bar on W. 11. Further information is available at http://iridefor.blogspot.com/.