Thursday, September 30, 2010
Get Your Hunt On!
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
We HEART Sports!
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Polka Dots Everywhere!
Monday, September 27, 2010
Animal Prints, Anyone!?

Sunday, September 26, 2010
Beaded and Chenille Key Chains!
Then.....On to some bling! My mother's been asking me to make a "flashy" key chain to send to my grandmother. She loves things with some pizazz, so here it is!
Now that's fancy pants! I took it outside to photograph so you could see the beading on it a bit better. I love the way it looks on my wrist also, although I made it a bit wider so she wouldn't have to struggle to get her fist inside it.Saturday, September 25, 2010
Colon Cancer Awareness Key Chain
Click here to order this and our other designs. Remember, October is breast cancer awareness month and all orders placed between now and October 31 that contain at least one breast cancer themed item will have the shipping refunded once the order has been processed!Thank you for helping to support Relay for Life. Help us spread the word by "liking" us on Facebook!
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month!
It's the perfect way to show your support to your friends, your family or as just a gift for yourself. Click HERE to place your keychain order!

Remember, proceeds go to support The American Cancer Society's Relay for Life.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Keychains in the mail!

Barbie was the one who suggested keychains for Infant Loss Awareness. The ribbon is a pink and blue combination, so I made the keychains to have the pink and blue split the chain so one half is pink and the other half is blue. Here's two of them with the opposite sides showing.
I'm excited to send them to her and hope the people she intends to gift them to enjoy them as well. If you haven't seen our latest designs, check out our website. Proceeds go to the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life. September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month. The ribbon for this is gold, but very similar to our Support Our Troops:Until They Come Home keychain, which would be a wonderful support gift for families to show their support for their children who are fighting so hard.
As always, if you can think of other causes or illnesses you'd like to see represented like Barbie did, I'm all ears!
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
University of Georgia (UGA) key chains!
Click here to order this or any of our other fantastic keychains!
October is breast cancer awareness month and one of our breast cancer awareness key chains is perfect for showing your support. Again, proceeds from the sales of any of our keychains go to support my school's American Cancer Society's Relay for Life team.
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Police Officers and Their Families Recognition
This, below, is a troup support keychain sent to Erin yesterday. Erin's husband has been deployed for what seems like forever now. Hopefully he'll be returning soon, but she's a trouper and hossed out preparation for hurricane Earl all by herself. She's an inspiration. Erin, keep and eye on your mailbox! The fob went out in Saturday's mail.Thursday, September 2, 2010
More Infant Loss Awareness and Support Our Troops Ribbons
Erin asked the difference in sizes of a wristlet an key fob. This below is my wristlet on 1 inch nylon webbing that I use daily. I thought the white would get so much dirtier than it has, but it's been great and even that little green smudge on there was fuzz from the couch. The wristlets are 10 inches in length before they're folded over.
Key fobs are half that size at 5 inches before folding over.
Here's a picture of a key fob in action! Nothing like an action shot to really bring life into the picture...okay, so keys are rather boring for photography, but this is the key fob the man uses for his daily keys.Erin, who is braving Earl at this moment, asked for ribbon to recognize our troops. I'm happy to say we now have the red white and blue ribbon that stands for the all inclusive "Support Our Troops."
I also found a better yellow than my original reflector tape yellow. The yellow ribbon signifies our anticipation of our soldier's homecoming with the phrase "Until they Come Home" which tears me up in pride and anxiousness.
I did some more shopping for Barbie from yesterdays Infant Loss Awareness ribbon and found this pink and blue ribbon to be bolder than the pale pink and blue of yesterday. I'll keep the original on the website regardless, but this key chain would be made to show blue on one half and pink on the other side and sewn with pink on the blue and blue on the pink.
It's not sewn down in the picture so it may look a bit strange here. I'll plan on having these three ribbons up by the end of the evening.Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Miscarriage, SIDS and Infant Loss Awareness Key Chains
It's going on the Keychains for a Cause page tonight. They'll only be available on the 1.25 cotton webbing, but in both wristlet and key fob sizes. I hope they're able to provide someone, somewhere, with comfort.










