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Well, hello fall... 🍂 I thought there was no better way to get us in the blankie mood than Elaina and Rowe snuggling on their HR blankie.... photography by: @jamestheodore 🤍 I love this family and I can’t believe how big the girls are getting! Blankets coming soon to our online shop.... I promise!!! If you haven’t already signed up for our newsletter please do! Or email me and I’ll add you info@headregal.com Xoxo Amber
SO true... Keep creating 🙏🏽 I know sometimes it’s so hard but keep it up and I will too 🤍 New blankies that we’ve been working on for months coming in October. I hope they make you feel good, safe and warm. Borrowed from the feed of: @sophieisadorahaber
We cannot wait to show off our next batch of insanely gorgeous vintage blankets and brand new designs.... We won’t have our booth at the MB Hometown Fair to launch at this year :( but we will launch our blankie season online!! I’m also working on a virtual parking lot sale 🤍 please follow our newsletter at the bottom of our web page, link in bio. I’ll send a newsletter explaining all xo amber
This breathtakingly stunning woman has a kindness, strength, and grace that radiates from within! I love this picture so much. Reposted with permission: @nicoleariparker 🤍
Leo 🤍 photographer/mama/dear friend: @dinaab926
As powerful imagery continues to come in, I thought I would share these that are currently resonating most with me...
1) This Firemen turn their hose on civil rights protesters in Birmingham, Alabama in 1963.
PC: @brucedavidsonphoto 2) Los Angeles, California June 8, 2020 PC: @yakooza 3) Whitefish, Montana. Samantha Francine locks eye contact as an angry man screams and tries to intimidate her. Francine said that the only thing going through her mind in that moment was something her father, who was white and passed away 16 years ago, had told her and her brothers as a little girl... “No matter what or who the threat is, to always look them in the eye so that they know that you are human.” She says in that moment it was the irate man who had fear in his eyes and every painful or humiliating moment that had happened in her life up until then had prepared her and she just knew what to do and stood her ground. The next day she and a friend brought his wife a gift basket and let her know she is not him, and that they did not have malice in their heart toward her. PC: Grace Jensen
