Custom Orders Are Our Bread And Butter At Stuff From Trees!

Custom orders have been the bread and butter at Stuff From Trees since we opened in 2009. We adore talking with customers about what they need, getting to put our own creative spin on things and create a handmade, one-of-a-kind piece for someone special.

It was a blessing to get a custom order request from a local woman this week who needed a variety of cards for the new year. And it came with one of my favorite phrases: “I don’t have any certain styles of colors and no certain phrases or scriptures - I’ll let you decide that.”

Be still, my heart!

We don’t take it lightly when someone gives us free rein with their orders. It’s so special when they trust us enough to take the designs and ideas floating around in our heads and turn them into something unique, functional and just plain fun.

So, in just a few days, I was able to drop off 20 birthday, thinking of you, thank you and get well cards, in addition to the cards she had already ordered on the website. We always offer free delivery here in town to save that shipping cost, and customers get the orders much quicker that way. And this time I got to meet two sweet puppies through the window, though they didn’t seem too impressed with me showing up on their front porch. 

Now is the time to get your Valentine order in, so you can get them filled out and sent in plenty of time. Can you believe that we’re thinking about Valentine’s Day already! Make this the year you send some schmoopy-schmoopy love in an envelope - our cards can be personalized with your favorite sayings and Scripture, making them one-of-a-kind gifts for that special day. 

You can find us at shopstufffromtrees.com and on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter as Stuff From Trees. We look forward to talking to you soon! 

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