Hello!
It's been about a month since our county went into the "Green" phase for the pandemic regulations. Like most of you, we are settling into what life is probably going to look like for a bit.
In an effort to keep both our clients and team comfortable and safe, we are offering several ways for us to work together to create your keepsakes. Currently, our entire team is able to sew as we have modified our workspace and schedule to accommodate the current environment.
There are three ways we can coordinate to create your keepsakes.
First is by mail. If you know what you would like to order, simply place your order on our website and your confirmation email will provide mailing instructions. Once we receive your package, I will be in touch to ask questions and confirm the details for your project. If you are not sure and have questions, please ask. I am available by email, phone, and FaceTime consultation.
Second is by no contact drop off at our mailing address. You can either place your order ahead of dropping off or leave a note with your ideas and I will be in touch after looking through your clothing. Please remember to put your name and contact information in your bag or box.
Third is by in person consultation. As our hours and space availability shift with these uncertain times, scheduling is not available on our website, but can be scheduled by contacting me by email or phone. Masks or facial coverings are required.
Thank you so much for your continued support as we navigate these unprecedented and ever changing times.
Please contact me with any questions you may have. (Email: jen@onceuponatimecreation.com; Phone: 610-202-7850; click here to schedule a FaceTime Consultation). We are excited to help you transform your treasured clothing into lasting keepsakes.
If you are in need of handmade, reusable, fabric face masks, we have some in stock and ready to ship. Here is the link for more information.
We hope you and your family are staying safe and healthy!
Hi. I have old wedding dresses from my great grandmother, Grandmother and mother. I am interested in ideas of what we can make with some of the fabric and costing.
Thank you.
Beth