Design by hand: An interview with Amy Reeves of Amy’s Design
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I had a chance to speak with Amy Reeves of Amy’s Design. She is also a former
classmate of mine. We spoke about Amy’s Design as a whole. Not to mention how
you can purchase her handmade items and services this holiday season.
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1. For
those who are unfamiliar with Amy Design’s can you tell them a little more
about your business?
I don't know if I would use the word business, even
though it is my goal to own my own business within five years. I call it Amy's
Design because I put my personal touch on the things I create. I always start
with a particular vision and stay true to the outcome being something I'm not
only proud of but would enjoy for myself. I create things from my home;
jewelry, clothing, and other accessories.
Most are sewn, knitted or created by hand. I also offer hair services such as color, cuts, perms,
up-dos or whatever service you would need. I can do these services wherever the
client is most comfortable, meaning at my house or the comfort of her own home. I'll let you in on
something I haven't mentioned yet! I'll be developing some skin, hair and face
products! I'm especially excited about this because they'll be 100% natural
ingredients.
2. What
is your most popular item or service?
At the present moment, I'm most sought after for my hair
services. I don't mind at all, though, hair is a true passion of mine.
Image credit: Amy’s Design
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| Handmade Key Charm and Wood Beaded Bracelet |
3. What
are products you carry?
The products I'm currently offering, besides hair
services, are my dolly bows, key charm bracelets,
and various knitted items, like scarves, beanies, infinity scarves, headbands,
arm and leg warmers. I love taking t-shirts and shaping/designing them into
something different. Also, I'm in the
process of key themed necklaces but would like to invest a little more into
them before I offer them.
Image credit: Amy’s Design
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| Cousin's cut t-shirt (customized design) |
4. Do you offer customization for products
(bracelets, t-shirt designs and etc)?
I always want to make my clients happy and am very
flexible. If anyone had a special request, I would be more than happy to
oblige.
5. Where
can people find your products online?
My Facebook page Amy's Design is where all my creations
are currently posted. I'm in the process of figuring out how to set-up an
online store or find a reliable website to set up an online shop. Hopefully one
day, I'll own my own salon/boutique for everything to be on display.
Image credit: Amy’s Design
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| Cute pouch key charm bracelet would be sold in |
6. How
can non-local customers contact you for ordering and do you have a minimum
amount?
Anyone can reach me through my page, Amy's Design. I have
my personal phone connected with the page. Whichever is easier for them, a text
or message or even a post directly to the page. I have a personal PayPal
account set up if anyone out of town wants to make a purchase. I do not have a
minimum purchase to buy anything, just the cost of the product as well as the cost of shipping. Which shouldn't be much at
all considering, at the moment, most of my products for sale would easily fit
in a basic envelope or something slightly bigger.
Special thanks again to Amy Reeves.
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Nice bracelet, I found the same on this site Stylephotos
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