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I am really excited about this new addition to my shop. DIY kits! For now I only have DIY Birdcage veils going up but soon I would like to start doing fascinator kits as well.
I know that sooo many brides, including myself spend hours trying to figure out what kind of veil material to buy, where you order it from, what is a good price, what color do i need...etc. etc. etc.
So I made a easy peasy kit. You get 18 inches of high quality netting, a needle, 6ft of clear thread, instruction and the buyers choice of hair attachment (comb, bobby pin, etc.).
So Check them out!
I know that sooo many brides, including myself spend hours trying to figure out what kind of veil material to buy, where you order it from, what is a good price, what color do i need...etc. etc. etc.
So I made a easy peasy kit. You get 18 inches of high quality netting, a needle, 6ft of clear thread, instruction and the buyers choice of hair attachment (comb, bobby pin, etc.).
So Check them out!
that kit looks peasier than it does easy!
ReplyDeletewhat makes you say that? It is very easy! In fact there are only 4 steps.
ReplyDeleteHow cool! I'll take one in light blue, and I'll wear it when I vist Mayberry. :-D
ReplyDeleteI won't be a bride for quite a while, but I can dream right?
I'd like to eventually include alternatives to the birdcage veil so that non-brides wont feel funny about wearing them. For example pouf veils in bright colors on a headband would be awesome to just wear to a party!
ReplyDeleteFresh, do you do reviews when people send you things? Perhaps i could send you a kit and you can review if its easy or hard (hopefully easy, lol).
By the way- My husband is Celiac too. We are almost 100% gluten free in our house but I still hold on strong to my cereal and occasional glutenous bread...