My friend requested another black bow, matching her daughter's .. The Mysterious Black Bow

This is a 70 mm french barrette hair bow, with length of the bow up to 140 mm.

RM15.00

Request now, for your favorite mix and match ribbons. The exclusivity is the lace ribbons at the back.

Amazing red..I always adore red, and red is so special colour..

This is a 70 mm french barrette hair bow, with length of the bow up to 140 mm.

RM10.00

Request now, for your favorite mix and match ribbons.

Pretty polka dot pink with white ribbons

This is a 70 mm french barrette hair bow, with length of the bow up to 140 mm.

RM10.00

Request now, for your favorite mix and match ribbons.

I love red..stunning and brave color..

This is a 70 mm french barrette hair bow, with length of the bow up to 140 mm.

RM15.00

Request now, for your favorite mix and match ribbons. The exclusivity is the lace ribbons at the back.

50 pieces ordered from Mdm Ed for her niece, for this 15th February..hope she will love it..

I was not satisfied at first with few ribbons, and I add more to the fluffiness ..hmmm..

All the bears are ready in the box, will wrap it up and deliver it..hope can reach Perlis on time..

Anyone have the same thing in mind and have not have enough time to sit and concentrate on this? Why not let us do it for you..we also can be your event planner for the day, we rent out BABY CRADLE and PELAMIN for your baby's big day..just email or sms me for details..owh ya, we use ONLY FRESH FLOWERS for the PELAMIN and BABY CRADLE!

babypinkcraft@yahoo.com

Pretty little two girls, wearing our Summer Flower & Melting Orange Flavor Ice Cream

Extra Large & Extra Ordinary

RM8.00

Especially made for my friend, upon request she wanted black bow for her daughter as she is sooo in love with black. Here I came out with.

Hope she will like it.

This is a 70 mm french barrette hair bow, with length of the bow up to 140 mm.

RM15.00

Request now, for your favorite mix and match ribbons. The exclusivity is the lace ribbons at the back.

One of my new year resolutions was to get the company registered..and yes we did it! We are a legally registered company with SSM, and please do not hesitate for any business transaction, we will be transparent as we could!

Product description:
The Maxi-Cosi Tobi is an universal child car seat for children from 9-18 kg. It must be used on a forward facing seat. Can be
installed by using a 3-point car belt system.

Group/weight class:
Group 1
For children from 9-18 kg
Ca. 9 months - 3.5 years

Conforms to:
ECE R44/04

Size of the product:
Max. internal seat width: 290 mm
Internal seat depth: 310 mm
Internal height of seat: 590 mm (headrest in upper position)
External width of seat: 440 mm
External depth of seat: 565 mm (sit position)
640 mm (sleep position)
External height of seat: 740 mm
Weight: 8,9 kg

Features:

Email me for further detail and price

babypinkcraft@yahoo.com

We offer cheaper price than retail shop! Compare it!

Email me for price

babypinkcraft@yahoo.com

We offer cheaper than retail shop! Compare it!

Colors

Black RM700.00 Red RM700.00

Special request for HP Strap..common design of cat, couldn't think much..and the kitty says all!

RM10.00 (padded with nylon filler)

HP Strap

Something different only by adding some ribbons, more to come..why blue? I feel so peaceful tonight..dream the ocean, smell the breeze..

RM8.00

Length : 70 mm

Clip type : 50 mm Snap Clip

Just to share..

I am so sad, seeing how some people are rating and pricing their handmade so CHEAP! It is a self hardwork and your passion you were putting into, and rating your product at such value? What this will represent your work? Cheap as well? Will people value the art and beauty of handmade by the price or the quality you are representing? Or your price just as price for you to compete with others?

Come on all my craft and creative friends, how can we put an end to this? I know it is their rights, but it is such humiliation and disgrace to people who is passion about arts and crafts like me. Actually, it does demotivated me a little, seeing such people making a big joke (for me it is a joke) and please don't call your self a big handmade lover!!

This article is very interesting, I took from Maya's Blog. Maybe something for those who still do not know how to evaluate and appreciate their hardwork.

10 Mistakes to Avoid Selling Crafts (Courtesy of Maya)
From About.com

1. Underpricing Work

Too many crafters price their work too low. Remember, you should not only make sure your pricing includes your materials, but also needs to compensate you for your marketing (show fees, traveling expenses, etc.) and your labor.

2. Not Having a Plan

No, you do not need to hire a high-priced business planning firm to make a business plan, but you do need to have a well-thought yearly plan for your business. What shows will you attend and when? How much should you spend on supplies every month? Thinking these things through and writing all this down will help you stay on track and keep you from taking on too many obligations for the year.

3. Starting Too Big

Lots of beginners will go out and borrow thousands of dollars to start their crafting career. Buying the best equipment might seem like a good investment at first, but when lean times come those payments can break the financial back of small business owners in a hurry. Likewise, you should not start out with all the top-rated shows. Local craft shows are a great way to get your feet wet in the business without investing thousands in show fees.

4. Attending the Wrong Shows

This is a problem that many people selling fine crafts and artwork discover when they attend their first street festival. If people are paying $5.00 for hot dogs, you would think they would not complain about the price of your high-end crafts. Wrong! Fine crafts and artwork belong at shows where customers appreciate the work involved. Not at the "Texas Chili Jamboree!"

5. Not Budgeting

Nobody likes to make a budget; therefore many people simply do not. A budget is not some elaborate financial statement that takes days to write. It's just a way for you to tell your money what to do instead of your money telling you what to do! Plan your next month's budget for your business at the end of each month. Start with minimum expenses at the top (things you must have to function like show fees that are due, and the utility bills on your workshop) and work your way down the list to things you would like to do, should you make enough money (like having those brand new custom fliers printed).

6. Not Planning for Lean Times

When planning your budget make sure you allow for savings. That fantastic show in DC may not pay out like it did in years past. If you have funds available for emergencies, you will be able to weather the months when you do not make enough to meet expenses. A good rule-of-thumbs is to have 3-6 months of operating expenses in savings. Yes, for some businesses this may be a substantial amount. But trust me, if you break your arm and cannot produce products for a while, this type of savings will literally save your business.

7. Taking Negative Comments Personally

I've seen too many first-time exhibitors almost in tears because of a rude comment from someone browsing their booth. "I can get a gift like that at Wal-Mart for half the price!" or "I'll just make it myself." are two comments you can count on hearing at almost every event. Unfortunately there are obnoxious people in the world and a lot of them seem to find craft shows the place to practice their skills of offending people. Don't listen to them! If they had the creativity, the skill and the dedication, they would be at home making their own crafts instead of bothering you! While you should always listen to constructive criticism like: "You should consider making this in blue.", there is no need in beating yourself up because of comments from someone who has nothing else to do than harass crafters who are confined to their booths.

8. Following Trends

Just because that booth next to you in New Jersey was selling floppy-eared bunnies right and left does not mean you should start making truckloads of bunnies for your next show. Trends come and go. So do craft business owners who follow them. Yes, you should definitely create lines that may be trendy. If snowmen are "in" this holiday season, you may want to create some to compliment your other items. But you should never simply change your product lines altogether to follow the crowd.

9. No Tax Planning

One of the number one reasons for small business failure is poor tax planning. In order to stay in business, you must pay your taxes! Once your profit margin is higher, that takes planning. I recommend an accountant, but you can use QuickBooks or other tax software to do your own taxes. The main thing to remember is that when you make money, there will likely be taxes due. Make sure you have the funds available BEFORE April 15th. It's also a good idea to keep a separate checking account for your business. Keep any tax savings in this account for easy transfer from you to Uncle Sam.

10. Spending too much

Do you actually need that brand-new trailer to haul your display and inventory from show-to-show? Or will that old van you've been using work just as well? How about a used trailer? Used equipment does the same job and can be half the cost. That also goes for your canopy, cash register, computer and anything else you need to run your business. Remember, you are in business to make money, not spend it!

This is highly recommend for the daily use since it is very light, compact, and it is Qunniy. This Zapp is very light comes with carrying bag, and so perfectly fit into your car. To those who are pramholic, Quinny is a high end must have baby item, and yes, it is worth buying! You will be envied by others, when strolling this in the Mall!

Comparing the price outside, Quinny Zapp is consider as high end stroller, and been selling RM1300 at retail shops.

We are now offering you Quinny Zapp 2010 for only RM1000, and yes we have ready stock. Make your order, and we will send it at your door steps (For those staying in Klag Valley).

We do offer installment scheme, and just contact us, for further details.

Kindly email me

babypinkcraft@yahoo.com

or just sms

0133713515

New and affordable branded clothes for you to choose for your little one, I have so many more to upload, just wait, and be our follower, so you won't miss any new dress uploaded.

You compare and you decide!!

You just can simply click from BabyPinkCraft page to go to BabyPinkCo by looking for this



See the difference, and email me for further inquiry

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Fun with swirly ribbons on the hair

RM15.00

Length is 7 cm

It is french barrette clip, snap your lil gal hair up for tidy neat looking..and yet very funky!!

Fun and funky pinky bow

RM8.00

Length is 7 cm

and it is a french barrette..perfect for tie up your lil gal hair up for kindy..

None sew hp strap monster for the collection

RM3.00

Length : 6.5 cm tall

The striking pink bow

RM5.00

Can be snap onto the hair band or wear it on hair

Length 13 cm

Pretty Flower

RM8.00

For Toddler & Baby

Amazing colour, with roses here and there

RM8.00

For toddler & baby

So girlish, perfect for party or dinner

RM8.00

Far toddler

Pretty Pink Muffin

RM8.00

For Toddler and Baby