We are in love with all the new colorful wax prints we received from Ghana this year! Check out some of the prototypes these dynamics colors and patterns inspired… All of the following products are lined with soft, combed cotton moleskin fabric, to protect your contents inside.
Eyeglass cases
iPhone sleeves
Kindle/Nook/E-reader case
Kindle/Nook/E-Reader case
For the month of February, our iPad sleeves are “Editor’s Pick” on the home page of www.boutiquetoyou.com ! In fact, when you order one, you’re automatically entered into a drawing to win an additional iPad sleeve!
Boutique To You is an online shop that sells clothing and accessories which have been favorited by celebrities, as well as clothing lines backed by the celebrities, themselves.
We are thrilled to be included!
We just received a huge shipment of gorgeous fabric from Ghana – wax prints of every color, cowry shell mudcloth, mudcloth in rich multi-colored tones, peppered with tribal symbols….Stay tuned for some new creations – bags, totes, eyeglass cases, computer cases, and more.
In the meantime, we’re gearing up for the bi-annual Unique LA Independent Design and Gift Show, to be held Mother’s Day weekend, May 7 and May from 11 am – 6 pm. This incredible event takes place in the California Market Center’s stunning penthouse, with views overlooking Los Angeles and over 90,000 square feet of shopping!
Mark your calendar…..
News of Rachel Bilson supporting Threads of Change has been picked up by so many blogs. we’ve lost track. Here’s one that just came out this week:
http://ethicalstyle.com/2011/01/a-fair-trade-sleeve-to-protect-your-ipad-and-build-hope-in-africa/
We all know that the Apple iPad was THE gift for the holidays this year, and we have the perfect case to protect it. Our iPad sleeves are made out of hand dyed African mud cloth and colorful batik fabric from Ghana. Not only is each one unique and stylish, but the suede moleskin interior facing the iPad screen serves as a supersoft lens cloth.
No one else is making iPad cases out of this stunning fabric , and nowhere else will you find anything so organic, fashionable and functional. And don’t forget — 25% of the proceeds go back to Ghana.
Welcome to the Threads of Change official blog! Our aim with this blog is to keep you updated on our products, progress, and ideas. We invite you to chime in, make suggestions and join the discussion as we start off on our adventure.
Enjoy!
