As most people know, I was not really looking forward to coming back to Missouri for the summer because I knew I would be bored like crazy... (and I am). HOWEVER, if you haven't seen already, I opened my own Etsy shop about a week ago and what am I selling? Homemade custom Minnie Mouse ears!
At first I just started making them for fun, but then I realized maybe I could start selling them. So I made up a few designs and got started with it! Mariah's World of Ears was then born.
The first design I thought up was a Mickey Mouse one because what says Disney more than Mickey?
Then I made a Darth Vader design because Star Wars is of course great.
No one loves a Dole Whip more than me so next I designed a pair inspired by that tasty treat.
And you can't go wrong with more Star Wars... so then C3PO and R2D2 sugar skull ears were born.
One of my favorite pairs (that was actually my mom's idea) are inspired by Vanellope von Schweetz from Wreck-It-Ralph! They're pretty sweet ;)
AND... more recently (today) I finished up three custom ordered ears for two people! These are fun to make because they are more personal.
This first pair is for a friend who is currently in the Disney College Program. She recently got her role and is working merchandise in Tomorrowland, so she asked for a pair of ears with Tomorrowland in mind. This pair is probably my favorite pair I have made so far and I can't wait to make a pair for myself as well.
The second custom ordered pair I made was for someone's engagement pictures! These were tons of fun to make and I'm totally in love with how they turned out. I might even make a pair of these for myself... minus the veil.
And here's another pair I made for my cousin, with a sugar skull fabric!
If it isn't obvious yet, I'm having tons of fun with making these and I really hope some of you will consider purchasing a pair for all of your Disney adventures. I'm attaching my Etsy link so you guys can check it out! Thanks to everyone who has supported me.
See ya real soon!
"All our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them." -Walt Disney
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