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WalnutHill · 02-24-2009, 09:47 PM

I am so glad you guys have been chatting here - So now I have discovered Val's... OMG they are soo cute and great prices! I usually get my bows (and leads) from The Finishing Touch Dog Bows and Show Dog Supplies - Show Dog Bows and Leads But I think I'll be getting my bows from Val's from now on! : )

Ladymom · 02-24-2009, 09:50 PM

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Originally Posted by ldvpool7

I just received 5 bows yesterday that I had ordered from My Lady, they are beautiful and very very reasonably priced. The bows are very well made and exactly like the pictures on her website. I have attached a picture of Carlie with one of her new bows.

M'Lady's Dog Bows

I couldn't ask for a cuter bow model than Carlie!

WalnutHill · 03-11-2009, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by TOY

I've just recently bought some beautiful ones. .....

The site is Dog Bows Val's Diva Dos Her work is excellent!....

Just wanted to let you guys know - THANK YOU so much for this thread! I dedcided to do my duty as a YT member and spread the love by buying bows from the YT sellers. I started with Val's and OMG!!! They are SOOO cute, SOOO tiny (perfect size for my baby), and absolutely perfect! The price was amazing, too.

And, I got a free bow and lots of extra rubber bands and hair ties! AWESOME!

The funnies thing is, I got a little bow for free, and it happens to be white, yellow, and back, with a little bee in the center - it loks like my town's school mascot! How perfect is that?!?!? I was thoroughly impressed!!

Teiya · 03-11-2009, 08:02 PM

I could never find bows that stayed in Teiya's hair. Everything I've bought came out and got lost somewhere. I don't bands, so I started making my own on these silicone covered clips. They grip the hair but not so hard that it breaks off. They're easy to get in and out too, which means I don't have to fight with her to sit still and she can wear a different one every day. I think I've made her about 40 of them so far. I'm picky though too. I like the boutique style bows, so that's what I make for her. Here's a few of mine.

wishies · 03-11-2009, 08:33 PM

OH my goodness don't get me started on bows! i'm on a bow craze right now for my babies lol. don't forget about dawn! her YT username is Iluvmygirl here's her site

Doggy Doo's Furbaby Bows Product List

let her know you're a YT member and you get the bows for a discounted price

we LOVELOVELOVE her bows! just ordered a bunch and put in another order! majority of her bows are on barrettes (which we love)!

labrown · 03-11-2009, 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by yorkiesmiles

And also, for a very different style: Katy Bows from Katys mom - she is also a member of YT

We LOVE katybows! We have a ton of them for our little Tina. She isn't as big of a fan of them as we are,

but she doesn't have much choice.

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mollie jade · 05-19-2009, 09:30 PM

Here are some of my bows from Ladymom .

mypreciouspups · 05-19-2009, 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Teiya

I could never find bows that stayed in Teiya's hair. Everything I've bought came out and got lost somewhere. I don't bands, so I started making my own on these silicone covered clips. They grip the hair but not so hard that it breaks off. They're easy to get in and out too, which means I don't have to fight with her to sit still and she can wear a different one every day. I think I've made her about 40 of them so far. I'm picky though too. I like the boutique style bows, so that's what I make for her. Here's a few of mine.

your bows are lovely looking... thanks for sharing those with us... anne

delicatepuzzle · 05-19-2009, 10:57 PM

I'm new to bow making but my friends use them and have withstanded the jaws of a boston terrier (yes he aided my little sister's yorkie in pulling it out of her hair LOL needless to say she had a "cowlick LOL) I use the plasticy rubber bands not the ones you usually see on bows. I find it pulls out less hair. I don't use glue as I found that they break easier. PM me for more info and pictures.

02-24-2009, 09:47 PM	#16
WalnutHill ♥ Catherine My Love ♥ Donating Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Missouri Posts: 1,354 Blog Entries: 15	I am so glad you guys have been chatting here - So now I have discovered Val's... OMG they are soo cute and great prices! I usually get my bows (and leads) from The Finishing Touch Dog Bows and Show Dog Supplies - Show Dog Bows and Leads But I think I'll be getting my bows from Val's from now on! : ) __________________ Yorkie Splash ~ Yorkie shampoo Use the code ytdiscount at checkout for 10% off your purchase

03-11-2009, 08:02 PM	#19
Teiya Currently Suspended! Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: SLC, Utah Posts: 132	I could never find bows that stayed in Teiya's hair. Everything I've bought came out and got lost somewhere. I don't bands, so I started making my own on these silicone covered clips. They grip the hair but not so hard that it breaks off. They're easy to get in and out too, which means I don't have to fight with her to sit still and she can wear a different one every day. I think I've made her about 40 of them so far. I'm picky though too. I like the boutique style bows, so that's what I make for her. Here's a few of mine. Attached Thumbnails __________________ Gina - Mom to Teiya. One spoiled little Yorkie girl!

03-11-2009, 08:33 PM	#20
wishies Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: so cali Posts: 223	OH my goodness don't get me started on bows! i'm on a bow craze right now for my babies lol. don't forget about dawn! her YT username is Iluvmygirl here's her site Doggy Doo's Furbaby Bows Product List let her know you're a YT member and you get the bows for a discounted price we LOVELOVELOVE her bows! just ordered a bunch and put in another order! majority of her bows are on barrettes (which we love)! __________________ Mooselove <3

05-19-2009, 09:30 PM	#22
mollie jade YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Canada Posts: 712	Here are some of my bows from Ladymom . Attached Thumbnails

05-19-2009, 10:57 PM	#24
delicatepuzzle Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Orlando, FL, USA Posts: 603	I'm new to bow making but my friends use them and have withstanded the jaws of a boston terrier (yes he aided my little sister's yorkie in pulling it out of her hair LOL needless to say she had a "cowlick LOL) I use the plasticy rubber bands not the ones you usually see on bows. I find it pulls out less hair. I don't use glue as I found that they break easier. PM me for more info and pictures.