Too Cute to Spook

How about some not-so-spooky Halloween bows?

"Hannah" Style

"Jenna" style

Large Korker

Loopy Bow

Mini Korkers 

Boutique Rufflie Bow

Mini Boutique Rufflie

*NEW STYLE* "Kenlie" bow!

Spooky

Welcome to October! Here's a selection of fabulous Halloween bows!

(Loopy Bow)

(Rufflie Boutique Bow) 

(Mini Korkers)

(Mini Korkers)

(Jenna Bows)

Customer Rewards!!

Oooh, another exciting anouncement! I now have a "rewards" program!! Don't you love getting rewards for buying stuff you were going to buy anyway??? =)

Now, if you make 5 purchases, your 6th one is 25% off! I have new business cards, with little "stamps" on the back, that I fill in. When it's full, turn it in for 25% off your sixth purchase! No expiration date; this is for e-mail, phone and direct orders only. Online has a different incentive.

Tea Time - in New York??

A couple new Gymboree collections -

Tea for Two

A twist on the Loopy Bow - two layers of loops with spikes behind them!

And New York Girl/Puppy School

photo shoot

Diana did some modeling for me today, and I just had to share them with you all!

Here she is showing off the Loopy Bow (still has it's original name!). Which reminds me, I never did announce what I decided to call the two bows whose names were under discussion. Popular opinion said I should call the new one by a girl's name, so the new bow is now the "Diana bow"! Thanks for all your great ideas - especially Melisa- who caused me to realize that bow really did fit my daughter's personality! =)

This is one of those bows that, until you see it on a little girl's head, it can't be fully appreciated! I fell in love with this bow, which is called a "sheer rosette". I love this one for it's airiness, shimmer, and pure sweetness. What do you think?

What to call it?

Okay, now that I've left you in suspense for a whole day, here's the newest addition: These are made on a french clip (the kind with the squeeze/spring mechanism), and are a little painful to make. But, they're not as hard as it looks! I can use all kinds of ribbon, so these will be a lot of fun! I'm imagining printed ribbons, different widths, even maybe adding korkers and marabou! They can be made in various sizes, depending on the size of the clip.

The problem I have now is figuring out a name for these! The directions call them "loopy bows", but I already have another bow that I call the "loopy bow." The old one isn't in the catalog, by some quirk, so I could rename it. Here's what the first "loopy bow" looks like:So, I ask for your opinion - what should I call these bows? Only one can have the "loopy bow" name - the old or the new?? I could give them a girl's name, but I thought I'd ask your opinion (I'm not very good at coming up with names for things).