Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Military
Being a military wife, I wanted a special nursery for my son when he was born, and I just couldn't find what I wanted anywhere, so I decided to design my own. More pictures to come soon, but here are a few pictures of what I can make. All orders are custom made to order, and since I don't use a pattern for my items I can make them exactly to fit your specific needs or requests. I have all four branches available:
Pricing
Pricing for my items is always based on the exact items you are requesting, and varies depending upon how much customization and or patches are required. Some patches are very expensive while others are not. Here are some general guidelines, and I can work with you to find something that will work for you and your budget. I also offer discounts with multiple items purchased.
Purses: 55.00-85.00
Diaper Bags: Small tote: 45.00-60.00
Medium (standard size) 65.00-85.00
Large (oversized) 90.00-130.00
Crib Bumper Pads: 30.00
Crib Bed Skirt: 35.00
Diaper Stacker: 35.00
Lampshade: 20.00
Nursing/Boppy Pillow: 30.00
Small Pillow: 20.00-30.00
Crib Quilt: 55.00-150.00
Lap Quilt: 85.00-200.00
Twin Quilt: 150.00-350.00
Full/Queen Quilt: 225.00-500.00
King Quilt: 350.00-750.00
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Semper Fi!
Three little purses for three little girls
A co-worker of mine was looking for something unique for her neices for Christmas, so she had me make them each a purse. I took her shopping for fabrics, and we found something for each little girl that seemed to fit their personality and I went to work. The first was for an 11 yr old, the second for a 6 yr old, and the last for a 2 1/2 yr old who wants to be a big girl like her sisters. Here is the result:






Sunday, October 18, 2009
Air Force Wife purse


This one is all mine! I custom made the interior to have pockets all the way around that are made specifically for my ipod, cell phone, pepper spray, pens/pencils, keys, and other items to make them easily accessible. The top closes with a braided paracord loop and a button from the Air Force Dress Blues jacket.
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