I didn't know who I would be handling that day but these headbands are great because they are so stretchy that they can fit on a variety of sized dogs. After that a sweet reader asked how they were made, so I thought I'd share.
Back in May when I was planning Asia's baby shower I wanted to really do some fun things that didn't necessarily involve playing traditional shower games but still get a lot of interaction going. What we came up with was this:
We set up a table full of supplies so that guests could decorate onesies and/or headbands. We bought white onesies in a variety of sizes, the stretchy crochet headbands, feathers, rhinestones, flower tops, glue, puffy paint and other types of trimmings and just let the guest's creativity run rampant. I got lots of the supplies on ebay where I was able to get some really great prices and variety of supplies. Who knew you could buy stemless flower tops?
People think I am a girl...like, a lot. And my mom says that her last dog, Peach, was called a boy all the time.
ReplyDeleteI think this is kind of weird because I am sort of muscley with a big head and Peach was tall and slender with eye liner.
We think you are super handsome and have no idea why people are so funny about their ideas on dog genders.
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We used to bring Madden to adoption events with a pink collar and a pink leash and people would still refer to her as a boy. Taylor got called a boy in a pink tutu!!! It's like ummm seriously? People think all dogs are boys I think!
ReplyDeleteMaybe poodles and smaller fluffy dogs are assumed to be girls... I wouldn't know though.