Facebook, Affiliates & No Ning…Oh My!

Lazy Girl Slipcover by Amy

Lazy Girl Slipcover by Amy from Momma Hen’s Coop. This is her first slipcover, but it does not look lazy…it looks like a professional! Great job Amy.


Time for a little housekeeping. First, Ning is going to start charging a monthly fee to have a group. Unfortunately, I won’t be able to continue with Ning due to pricing. It’s a bummer, because I really like the forum and all you Lazy Girl Members! I love that we can discuss all things slipcover-y…and get great tips from each other.


So…I created a Facebook page to post pics and have discussions. I’m going to try to copy and post everyone’s pics from Ning to Facebook. I LOVE seeing all of your slipcover’s and it encourages everyone that THEY, too, can do it!
You can click on the badge to the right to become a fan.

Slipcover Button


Second, we’ve started an affiliate program. Click on the tab above for more information and how to get started as an affiliate for The Lazy Girl’s Guide to Custom Slipcover’s. My Fairy Blog Mother figured it all out and made it super easy with directions and everything…because she’s techy like that. I’m not.
Now I’m off to buy more oatmeal bath, because guess who has the chicken pox now? Yep, one of my kid’s!

9 Comments

  1. Love the idea of slipcovers! We have four children and I babysit (in home care) for a living. I'm thinking this is the way to go. But- I don't sew 🙁 Need to figure this one out! I enjoy your blog 🙂

  2. So sorry about more chicken pox! Hope they feel better soon. And that slipcover from Amy is just gorgeous – great job! Sigh….maybe one day mine will turn out like that! LOL

  3. AMY HERE!! Thank you so much for showing off my slip cover!! Pink, I actually just have the whole thing sewn together. No ties or zippers or anything like that. The material is slightly stretchy so it just slips right on! I am going to be slipping a couple chairs soon. Be sure to check them out on my blog!!

  4. So sorry to hear you have a sick one. I thought chicken pox was no longer something kids got. I remember how itchy they were…and to have it in summer…poor thing 🙁

    xox
    Nancy

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