Monday, 23 September 2013

Personalised Christmas Card Special!


Christmas will be here soon and I thought it would be really lovely to be able to send family and friends personalised Christmas postcards with photographs of your beautiful family. This is how it works.

1. Choose from one of three packages.
2. Choose your card and/or Facebook cover image design.
3. Tell me (if I took the photos) or send me (if you already have photos) the family photographs you would like to use.
4. Pay for your choice and wait for your beautiful cards!


Add a bit of flair and have a Facebook timeline cover personlised for the Festive Season!
If your family photographs are out of date and baby is no longer a baby then pop in for a 15 minute mini session. We'll update your family photographs. You'll get 10 images in an online gallery to choose from with the option to purchase them. You also get 8 personalised cards and a Facebook timeline cover of your choice.

These offers are valid until 19th October. All orders, payments and final designs need to be completed by the 19th October in order to send to the printers so you can have them back in time to post off to family and friends around the world!
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Saturday, 7 September 2013

You are more beautiful than you think!


Get your tissue box out, close your office door and take 6:35 to watch a video clip that will change how you see yourself for the rest of your life. It is 6:35 that you will never regret spending on yourself.



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Friday, 5 July 2013

Handmade Beanies Galore!


I love handmade things. Of course being a baby and family photographer I get to really enjoy handmade beanies and props. Every time I see something that grabs my interest all I can think about is how I can use it as a prop in a photo session.
As there are no local suppliers of handmade beanies I learnt to crochet them for myself. Now I am a crochet junkie. I just love it. I spend ages browsing through patterns to find ones I just have to make. I have gathered so much yarn that I'm not buying anymore until it is all finished!

So many of my clients have asked where I get my beanies and tell me that they cannot find anywhere local to buy them. So... I have partnered with a good friend of mine, Kay-leigh, and we have started a little business making and selling handmade crocheted items.
Introducing...
We have literally dozens of designs between the two of us and are furiously crocheting beanies, character beanies, head bands, ear warmers, flowers, jewellery and even giant doily rugs. Some of the patterns are designs by Alli Hyer, some are our own and some are patterns we have stumbled across.
This rug is 145cm in diametre and is made from 100% cotton. It is available for order! Custom sizes are also available and are made to order.
Here is our catalogue so far. Unfortunately we don't have photos of all the designs available as they were sold before we could photograph them! We'll post photos as soon as we can.
Not all beanies come standard with flowers. The flowers are on buttons and can be removed or changed if you like. You can purchase several flowers for one beanie. Please note the comments under each beanie as to whether the flower is included or not.

Pricing
A 1       N$   89  (flower included)
A 2       N$ 129 (flower included)
B 1       N$ 109 (no flower)
B 2       N$ 129 (flower NOT included)
B 3       N$ 149 (flower or spirals included)
B 4       N$ 169 (flower NOT included)
B 5       N$ 195
Flower - medium      N$ 20  (This is the size of the flower on the Sally)
Flower - large           N$ 30  (This is the size of the flower on the Gertrude)
Flower - out sized    N$ 35  (This is the size of the flower on the Edith Ear Warmer)

Ordering
Copy and paste the order form information into the contact form below and fill in the details of your order. We will send you an invoice, you deposit the money in our account, we make your item and give you a call when it is ready!
Journey Decor at the Vintage Coffee Shop also carries our stock. Mitzi's Pharmacy in Independence Avenue will soon have stock.
We ship throughout Namibia at present. Complete the order form and we will send you a postage/courier quote if you are not based in Windhoek.

Order Form Information
Name:
Contact Number:
Physical Address:
Style:
Size: (give us the circumference of the head at the widest point)
Age: (age of the person who will wear the beanie)
Colours: (indicate the colours you like and we'll do our best)
Flower style: (medium, large, out sized)
Flower colours:
Comments:


Tuesday, 25 June 2013

Boys are just different!

Boys are definitely just different! 
I have two daughters. Lovely, sweet, pink, gentle girls. I have two brothers but despite my younger brother being 24 years younger than I am I only see him once or twice a year as my family lives in South Africa. So I have little experience of the differentness of boys.

My only real experience is gained from my dog, Grizzly Wingnut Mutt. Yes you read correctly, Grizzly Wingnut Mutt. He got the Grizzly from my father-in-law who said he looked like a miniature grizzly bear when I found him abandoned on the side of the road. He was probably a week old, was covered in over 100 ticks, had a broken tail and weighed 500g! The Wingnut comes from his large ears that stick out of the side of his head and make him look like a wingnut especially when we take him to be shorn in summer.

So back to the point of this post. I got home yesterday afternoon and opened the gate to drive in. When I closed the gate a few moments later all my dogs were inside and excited to see me. A little while later I opened the gate again to let my house help out and it was open for a few minutes. Once I said goodbye to her I saw one of the dogs just outside the gate and I let her back in, closed the gate and then walked back towards the house when I came across THIS:

Question number one: What the heck is that? Ok I recognised it after a moment as the shin and hoof of a cow.
Question number two: Where the heck did he get THAT? It could only have been on our pavement and he found it in the 2 minutes he was outside sniffing around.
Question number three: What on earth prompted someone to feel the need to leave a COW'S LEG on my pavement???

Whenever I called Grizzly's name he would suddenly stop chewing the leg, move slightly away from it and look at me and it as if to say, "I don't know what that is or how it got near me! I'm innocent!'

So now why do I say boys are different? Whenever I open the gate all the dogs have to run onto the pavement and have a sniff around. So both female dogs went out with him but it was he who brought the leg inside and not the girls!

Boys will be boys!!!


 
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