I am an aspiring costume designer currently sewing and crafting for my Etsy shop. Find me at www.etsy.com/shop/greyedout or on Facebook as Greyed Out Productions.
Got a new green suede to replace the one that Hancock Fabric is out of stock of. This one’s a softer green. I think I like it.
Quick announcement: I got a great deal on gunmetal gray suede, so for the time being, all gunmetal gray suede dice bags have been reduced to $15 each at Greyed Out! Tell your friends and spread the word, and may all your hits be crits!
Greyed Out produces high quality dice bags, individually made, sewn from suede as well as a selection of other fabrics. Custom dice bags can be commissioned, please email me for details at greylikestorms(at)gmail.com
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New suede color for my dice bags. This is what I’m calling ranger green. There is also hobbit brown and gunmetal gray available.
I’m not having a Memorial Day sale thing, but if you order $30 or more, I’ll add a free dice bag in your choice of colors! Also, the 15% coupon code THNXMUCH still applies as well. So pass on the word, yo.
ps: I think Father’s Day is coming up soon, too. Dad would like a dice bag, right? Or maybe some cool fantasy art?
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Green suede dice bags now available. I can also do the freestanding design in green suede.
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Artisan Dice Kickstarter! →
2 hours to go, with only $286 before hitting a massive $80,000! Check it out, it’s worth taking a look at - a small $7 donation gets you a wooden die, with the rewards only getting cooler from there!
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New dice bag. Freestanding suede, done like the reversible bags. Available in my Etsy. www.greyedout.etsy.com
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New fabrics for my reversible dice bags. These are all available in my Etsy store, Greyed Out, found at www.etsy.com/greyedout
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New reversible dice bags now live in my Etsy shop, found at the click-through link. I really, really like the way these two fabrics go together.
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This paper is great for planning RPG games. It’s gridded, which somehow makes it better than normal paper. I can’t explain why, but I love it.
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