Sharon Stevens started making and selling homemade products 11 years ago after a shoulder injury made it impossible for her to maintain a desk job. Now her business ‘Sharon’s Designs’ is so successful she spends almost every weekend hosting market stalls across Adelaide. She credits the labels for encouraging customers to buy her products year after year.
After many years of experience in traditional soap making and using organic oils for health and well-being, Victoria Clayton started her business called Valor which focuses on men’s shaving and beard products. We asked Victoria about her business and how she uses our My Name Label Mini Sticker Labels.
Bernice’s passion for wide-brimmed hats lead her on a journey 6 years ago when she decided to learn how to make them and started her own hat company - Jaxonbilt Hats. Now her sister Victoria makes hats in Australia too. I chatted to Victoria Beatty recently to find out about Jaxonbilt Hat Company and how she came to use My Name Label labels in Australia.
Reach Out Nepal began in 1996 after a trekking trip to Nepal where Nola read a guide book mentioning a local school that needed clothing donations. She called the school to ask what they needed and from that day forward, she has been dedicated to helping children in this area. By sharing her fundraising success, Nola hopes she will inspire other people to do the same.
Child carers and teachers play a huge part in helping raise our children on a daily basis and there is no better way of showing gratitude than giving back. Joining the fundraising team in your school community is a great start and name labels are a useful item to include on your list for discussion.
When The Brighton Theatre Company in Melbourne recently re-organised their costume department, Deborah Fabbro (who has been involved with the theatre for 25 years) made sure it was done properly.