In May 2019 I found myself looking online for a hair bow for my unborn daughter. I never thought that day would happen.

For years, a decade actually, I was a 'boy Mom.' I only knew boy clothes, boy things, boy jokes, boy everything. Soon after I had my son I had reserved never to have another, that I was done. After years that adamant decision started wavering. I found myself looking at baby things again and thinking, 'what if, am I REALLY done?' March 2017 began a journey that I could have never thought of. The road was long and rocky, riddle with what felt like a million 2 week waits, losses, late night frantic googling, pain, surgery, and even near defeat. Finally, in late November 2018 I had that early positive I had been dreaming of.

From time-to-time we all 'just have a feeling' about something. I had that feeling with my pregnancy. I knew it would be another boy.

Let's all laugh together hahahaha.

When I found out she was a girl, I felt my world flip at that moment. I got very scared but then that fear turned into happiness. I would be able to finally do things I had always wanted to do with a daughter. In May 2019 I was doing one of those things, buying a hair bow. I thought it would be easy, look for some ribbon and clip and call it a day. I accidentally uncovered this whole world of hair bows. That not all are created the same. I found fabric bows and headwraps and fell in love. I wanted them all! When I went to purchase them, I found them either insanely expensive or what seemed to be not so great quality and terribly cheap. There had to be an option out there that wasn't an arm and a leg but still maintained quality, customer service and satisfaction, and caring that you get from a small business. I never found it. Not to be discouraged, I decided to become it. I have had a long history of arts, crafts, photography, and creativity so I figured it wouldn't be too hard.

Let's all laugh together hahahaha.

I went through many prototypes, types of fabric, learning how to perfectly cut the fabric, and weeks of learning and practicing tying a bow just right (WAY harder than it seemed). Finally in late September 2019, I felt I had finally gotten it down to where I could start selling my bows.

Admittedly, a lot has changed in such a short time. What I started with is long gone and I have moved on to big ideas and things. It has also been harder than I thought it was. Going in, I knew so little. Each day brings me closer to my goals.
 
I make this my promise to you:
To continue to bring hair bows at reasonable prices and with care and pride of a good quality bow.
To continue to bring local, handmade items that will never be mass produced.
To make each bow with the child in mind that I make it for.
To follow and share little joys in life with you. 
Finally, to bring happiness to the world, one bow at a time.