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Hand-Embroidery Really Is “Simply Adorable”

When mother of two Kim Reeves was placed on bed rest for her 2009 pregnancy she took that opportunity to teach herself new crafts.  Her new passion for hand-embroidery quickly became a favorite. What started as a hobby that would benefit her new arrival turned into Kim’s business Simply Adorable Kids. Kim’s business is an inspiration to all of us and especially to those crafters who have found their inner designer since becoming mom.

Interested in giving the gift of hand-embroidery as a shower gift? Simply Adorable also offers gift certificates. After all, you never know if mommy to be has a change of heart on baby’s name before the big day!

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Friday 23rd of December 2011

Nice blog right here! Additionally your site so much up very fast! What host are you the use of? Can I am getting your affiliate hyperlink on your host? I wish my site loaded up as fast as yours lol

Kim Reeves

Wednesday 27th of April 2011

This is Kim The owener of Simply Adorable Kids. I can not believe the terrible things that some people have said about me, and I'm the bad person??? I don't understand how people can comment on things and do not fully know what they are talking about. Yes, I did recieve a gift from Tiny Sprouts. I was on bed-rest for months and months with a very stressful and difficult pregnancy. It was my favorite gift. I wanted to start making gifts for people that made me feel the same way. Hand-embroidery has been around for years and years, it is a very old craft. I remember my Mom doing it when I was a kid and using her threads to make bracelets:) I never claimed to have invented hand-embroidering childrens clothing and I dont believe that Tiny Sprouts did either. Originality???? I didn't realize that only ONE person is allowed to hand-embroider childrens clothing? Every product you buy has something else that is similar. Every business has competition. I figured it would be healthly, not vicious.

To answer someone question as to if its illegal- No, it is not. My site and logo are of my own design and are copyrighted to me. My photographs are of my own and copyrighted to me, taken by a professional photographer that has never even seen the Tiny Sprouts web site. All of the embroidery is free-hand so this is also of my own design.

I am now a single mother of two children. Its has been my dream to be able to own my own business. I believe in my dream and what I love to do. Thank you Project Nursery for righting such a great review. I apologize for the people that made awful, negative comments. This is a great site for moms and should be a fun happy place to visit.

SS

Wednesday 13th of April 2011

Clare,

Don't you people have anything better to do but pick on someone? What's the point. Let it be. Live, love and laugh.

SS

Wednesday 13th of April 2011

Gary Hopwood, I've always heard someone who judges others and labels traits on others, especially ones they do not know - actually contain those traits him/herself. For example, Gary says XXX or XXXs are backstabbers or are driven by greed; hmm, obviously Gary must be that way himself or he is trying to manipulate others by stating something bad about them. Nice Christian behavior; not.

Clare

Saturday 23rd of October 2010

Dear Project Nursery, Thank you for always sharing such great products & ideas on your site! I'm sure you were not aware of this when you posted about Simply Adorable Kids but there is reason to question the inspiration of this company. Sadly I don't think the owner received her inspiration upon 'becoming a mom' but rather when she received a gift from the owner of Tiny Sprouts, the original company of hand embroidered goodness. I know others have commented regarding this & I hope you will have the opportunity to research further & help rectify what unfortunately has become a difficult situation. I hope the owner of Simply Adorable Kids will not wait another second to turn a wrong into a right. It is never too late & what a great teachable moment for all of our 'adorable kids' out there! I believe everybody makes mistakes but it's how we respond to those mistakes that makes the difference. 'It is the highest form of self-respect to admit our errors & mistakes & make amends for them. To make a mistake is only an error in judgment, but to adhere to it when it is discovered shows infirmity of character.' Dale E. Turner Hoping for the best & thanks again for being such a fun site Project Nursery!