Hello everyone!
This is Savannah, Bunny's daughter. My mom is into the law but it is very stressful, so she might quit and come back into this cute little business. I am now 11 years old. I would like if my mom comes back into this because I would see her a lot more and I like sewing. I also like embroidery.
Friday, November 24, 2017
Friday, May 7, 2010
Hi everyone!If you already placed your order, don't panic, it will be completed and shipped out asap!
But, I'm taking a break from Savannah's Closet. How long? I'm not sure. I really enjoy my sewing projects, but, I've just been so busy that it has become "work" instead of a hobby. So, I will probably be taking a few months off, until I get that urge to turn on the machine again.
Thanks for understanding! See you in the Fall?
Friday, March 19, 2010
I have been updating the website and in the process, I have accidentally messed up the checkout process through paypal.
I know some of you have tried to place an order and received an error message while some of you have been able to get through and place your order without any trouble at all.
I apologize for the inconvenience. (this has been really frustrating!)
If you have already placed an order with me, it will be completed and shipped out within one week.
Unfortunately, I will not be taking any more orders until the 2nd-3rd week in April. (or until this problem is resolved)
Thank you.
I know some of you have tried to place an order and received an error message while some of you have been able to get through and place your order without any trouble at all.
I apologize for the inconvenience. (this has been really frustrating!)
If you have already placed an order with me, it will be completed and shipped out within one week.
Unfortunately, I will not be taking any more orders until the 2nd-3rd week in April. (or until this problem is resolved)
Thank you.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
And the winner is:
Marie Hermanson, an email entry submitted by Kari Nichols! Congratulations!!! Please contact me with your fabric, theme, and color choice!
Thank you everyone for taking the time to enter! I really enjoyed reading your comments and emails. Check back often as I will be doing another giveaway for a different product!!
Monday, February 22, 2010
CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED 9:35pm. Tomorrow the winner will be announced!
Time for another FREE giveaway!!!
Savannah's Closet now offers Nursing Covers in your choice of fabric!
To kick off this new product, we are having our second giveaway where you can enter to win a FREE nursing cover in your choice of fabric! Choose any pattern, design or color!
To enter, simply leave a comment! You can also link or mention my blog on your blog and you will be entered twice!! If you are having a hard time entering because you do not have a blog, email me your comment bunnygrajkowski@hotmail.com and I will post it and enter you into the contest!
Contest ends March 15th and one lucky winner will be randomly selected. Good Luck!
PLEASE: remember to check back here on March 16th to see if you are the lucky winner!
Time for another FREE giveaway!!!
Savannah's Closet now offers Nursing Covers in your choice of fabric!
To kick off this new product, we are having our second giveaway where you can enter to win a FREE nursing cover in your choice of fabric! Choose any pattern, design or color!
To enter, simply leave a comment! You can also link or mention my blog on your blog and you will be entered twice!! If you are having a hard time entering because you do not have a blog, email me your comment bunnygrajkowski@hotmail.com and I will post it and enter you into the contest!
Contest ends March 15th and one lucky winner will be randomly selected. Good Luck!
PLEASE: remember to check back here on March 16th to see if you are the lucky winner!
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Why Should I Use a Shopping Cart Cover?
Grocery store shopping cart handles have more germs than public restrooms, making them one of the worst public places for germs, according to researchers.
It's a problem that at least one state, Arkansas, is trying to address, by passing a law forcing stores to clean up their carts.
How germy could shopping carts really be? Very, according to researchers at the University of Arizona who tested all kinds of public surfaces. They found that shopping carts were loaded with more saliva, bacteria and even fecal matter than escalators, public telephones, and even public bathrooms.
The only surfaces that had more germs were playground equipment and bus rails.
The Arkansas law will push grocery stores to provide sanitation wipes at the door so customers don't have to wrap their hands around the last shopper's bacteria.
"When I was campaigning, many of my constituents brought it to my attention [that] many shopping carts could possibly have germs and contamination on them," Rep. Fred Allen, D-Ark., told "Good Morning America."
"Every kid in America teethes on shopping cart handles," said Dr. Chuck Gerba at the University of Arizona. "They don't have the best sanitary habits. … I mean, you're putting your broccoli where their butt was."
That's why Amanda Gutstadt always carries sanitizer when she shops with her son Max, especially during flu season.
Even a fifth-grader can detect the germs. Nicole Shaw's testing of shopping carts Wednesday night won her a spot in the North Carolina Regional Science Fair.
"When I found the E.coli, I thought it was pretty nasty," she said. "I am working on getting a patent on my shopping cart cleaning system."
Some supermarkets already offer wipes, but if yours does not, germ experts say the smartest thing to do is wash your hands and your child's hands after you leave.
Another option is to spring for a baby shopping seat cover.
Grocery store shopping cart handles have more germs than public restrooms, making them one of the worst public places for germs, according to researchers.
It's a problem that at least one state, Arkansas, is trying to address, by passing a law forcing stores to clean up their carts.
How germy could shopping carts really be? Very, according to researchers at the University of Arizona who tested all kinds of public surfaces. They found that shopping carts were loaded with more saliva, bacteria and even fecal matter than escalators, public telephones, and even public bathrooms.
The only surfaces that had more germs were playground equipment and bus rails.
The Arkansas law will push grocery stores to provide sanitation wipes at the door so customers don't have to wrap their hands around the last shopper's bacteria.
"When I was campaigning, many of my constituents brought it to my attention [that] many shopping carts could possibly have germs and contamination on them," Rep. Fred Allen, D-Ark., told "Good Morning America."
"Every kid in America teethes on shopping cart handles," said Dr. Chuck Gerba at the University of Arizona. "They don't have the best sanitary habits. … I mean, you're putting your broccoli where their butt was."
That's why Amanda Gutstadt always carries sanitizer when she shops with her son Max, especially during flu season.
Even a fifth-grader can detect the germs. Nicole Shaw's testing of shopping carts Wednesday night won her a spot in the North Carolina Regional Science Fair.
"When I found the E.coli, I thought it was pretty nasty," she said. "I am working on getting a patent on my shopping cart cleaning system."
Some supermarkets already offer wipes, but if yours does not, germ experts say the smartest thing to do is wash your hands and your child's hands after you leave.
Another option is to spring for a baby shopping seat cover.
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