First of all, thank you so much for visiting my shop! You are truly the best part of my business. I mean that! I love working directly with customers to create something unique to them, that they love. I'll work until you think it's perfect! My shop is all about YOU. Once you love it, if you ordered prints, then I will professionally print your cards on premium cover stock paper (that's thicker than card stock) and ship them out to you. I strongly believe in 100% customer satisfaction and will do all I can to make sure you love your purchase. But don't take my word for it, check out my reviews.

Secondly, here's a little about me. I started designing cards after my husband and I were both laid off on the same day. Yep, that's right, we went from two incomes to no income. To put it simply, money got really tight, really fast. After being in charge of a large art department for an international giftware company for years, I was looking for something new. After months of no income, I decided to make my side hobby of designing holiday cards for friends and church family into a side hustle. I listed a few save the dates on Etsy to make little money to help tide us over until I figured out what to do. Well, long story short, people liked my work so I expanded. More people liked my work and spread the word and my "side hustle" tuned into a full time job, and part time job for my husband. I now love what I do and working on my own schedule allows me to volunteer with my favorite organizations (like Royal Family Kids, an organization that works with abused and neglected kids now in foster care), my church youth group, and so on. This shop has allowed me to work from home for years and support the family while my husband started and completed his PhD in the New Testament. He's now looking for his dream job of teaching college students about the Bible and the one Whom it's written about. We also might have an overly loved Pomeranian, named Halo. Yep, I named my shop after her. I told you she might be overly loved. I guess that's what happens when we don't yet have our own little humans. :)