Snippety Clippets: April 2010

Snippety Clippets

Welcome to Snippety Clippets.

SNIPPETY CLIPPETS began with the gift of a flower and a necklace from Caryn (the mom) to Chandi (the daughter) late last fall. Chandi wore them out and about town and several friends and strangers asked where they could get one. Before you knew it Caryn and Chandi were taking orders. We have a line of flowers to clip or pin into your hair, on a scarf, lapel, shirt, belt, purse, or shoes. We also have a line of necklaces and headbands.

We have many things already made and ready to wear, but we also do special orders. We love to hand-craft flowers specifically for a certain outfit in your closet.

We've had our product in several stores from Weber County to Sanpete County for the last few months. We've also been sold at home "jean parties" and have been asked to have home parties specifically for our line in, North Ogden, Pleasant View and Bountiful. It's been requested and suggested that we have some method for people to see them and place orders online. When Chandi was approached about being featured on KSL's Studio 5 "Things We Love" segment, we thought now would be a good time to try and come up with something. This seemed to be the quickest and easiest way for now.

Please let us know what you think about our stuff....and place an order if you feel the urge. We'd love to hear from you.

Friday, April 23, 2010

Picking out cute shoes has always been a problem for me.........cute headbands is another story. I can't seem to get enough. I have to make duplicates of everything because I always want to keep it for myself.

Thursday, April 22, 2010

And we'll have fun, fun, fun

Omagosh! It's been such fun this last week. Chandi hasn't seemed to be able to wear a headband, or a flower stratigically placed in a scarf, without stopping traffic. Well... okay, that's not exactly true. But she does have people stop her and ask where she got her flower. Of course, she humbly replies, "Why, my mother made it for me." Okay, that's not true either. She made it with her very own two hands. We're full partners here. hmmmmm... Am I losing credibility? She hands them a card, shares a short synopsis of our story, and tells them that we'll be happy to make something to match anything and everything in their closet, with the possible exception of their husband's ratty sweats. And, dear reader, we'll be happy to do the same for you.

Oh, and did I mention that we were featured on KSL's Studio 5 "Things We Love"?