Charm Club Rewind is here!
you all voted over on instagram on which charm from the last six months we should bring back and Augusts, flower charm won!!
The charm will be available until 10/22 as a pre-order.
They will be shipped out 1-2 weeks after that!
the letter included in augusts charm was as follows:
Welcome to August's Charm Club!!
The theme for this month was "Flower Power," so I made us a little flower charm!
August is always a funny month for us New Englanders.
We spend so long waiting for summer to arrive, and then somehow it starts slipping away before we're ready for it to go. The first cool nights
start creeping back in. Autumn is unfortunately right around the corner, but maybe this little flower can be a reminder of eternal summer or maybe, you can use it as a tiny reminder of a favorite memory from this summer, something you want to hold onto even as the seasons start to change.
For me, it'll be the memory of lazy beach days on Cape Cod.
Your song of the month is (Sitting on) the Dock of the Bay by Otis
Redding
Charm Club Rewind is here!
you all voted over on instagram on which charm from the last six months we should bring back and Augusts, flower charm won!!
The charm will be available until 10/22 as a pre-order.
They will be shipped out 1-2 weeks after that!
the letter included in augusts charm was as follows:
Welcome to August's Charm Club!!
The theme for this month was "Flower Power," so I made us a little flower charm!
August is always a funny month for us New Englanders.
We spend so long waiting for summer to arrive, and then somehow it starts slipping away before we're ready for it to go. The first cool nights
start creeping back in. Autumn is unfortunately right around the corner, but maybe this little flower can be a reminder of eternal summer or maybe, you can use it as a tiny reminder of a favorite memory from this summer, something you want to hold onto even as the seasons start to change.
For me, it'll be the memory of lazy beach days on Cape Cod.
Your song of the month is (Sitting on) the Dock of the Bay by Otis
Redding
