HAHAHA! I love that image so hard. I know aspirational photos are attractive and all, but I love nothing better than a glimpse of what a creative small biz really looks like.
Please note that the recent Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008 (CPSIA) prohibits oilcloth garments such as bibs and aprons or toys for children. While there are no heavy metals in oilcloth, it does contain Phthalates, which softens the plastic coating used to manufacture Oilcloth. With this in mind it may not be suited for Snack Bags and Sandwich Wraps especially for children. I suggest using the more family friendly Laminated Cottons. Also note we plan to expand our selection of this new lux oilcloth in the near future.
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3 comments:
Thanks for keeping it real. I think sometimes people forget that even style mavens' home can't always look magazine perfect.
Life and business are messy.
My house really reflects that now.
Atta Girl Amy
www.attagirlsays.com
Thanks for keeping it real. I think sometimes people forget that even style mavens' home can't always look magazine perfect.
Life and business are messy.
My home is proof of that right now!
Atta Girl Amy
www.attagirlsays.com
HAHAHA! I love that image so hard. I know aspirational photos are attractive and all, but I love nothing better than a glimpse of what a creative small biz really looks like.
Also, those oilcloths are freaking beautiful.
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