Pick every bead yourself and watch it get made. Then send it to Norah and Rylee, who will actually sit down and string it.
Pick a tube, tap a colour, watch it land on the string. Nothing here is permanent — undo is right there.
Tap one to load it into the designer, then change whatever you want. Nothing is precious.
It started at Wellman Lake, on the picnic table outside the cabin, with two friends and a tackle box full of beads. They made them for something to do between swims, then for each other, then for everybody who asked — and somewhere in there it turned into a business. Every bracelet still has a bit of that summer in it: the colours of the water at six in the evening, the pink the sky goes over the trees, the sand.
Build it bead by bead up there, name it, and send it. Takes about five minutes. You'll get a card you can post.
Norah and Rylee string it after school, knot it twice and check it against your list. About 3–5 days.
Local pickup is free and usually same week. In the post it's about 2–5 days in a padded envelope.
This is the card you get when you send a design. Yours goes on your phone, not on this page.
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Two kids and a parent run this. Here's everything you'd reasonably want to know before spending $8.00 on it.
Anything else, email [PARENT EMAIL]. That inbox is a parent's, not a child's. We only ever ask for a first name and a grown-up's email, and we don't publish either.