Handmade Bow Ties
By Mountain Rhythms a Non-Profit dedicated to Teen Cancer
100% of proceeds go to Programs for Teens fighting cancer.
Sometimes a puppy just needs a little JazzZ!
-Bow Ties include two layers of embroidered bows sewn together. A
button or gem is attached to the center with long lasting and weatherresistant silicone gel.
-Small bow ties measure approximately 3.25”x 3.25” and weigh .5 oz.
-Large bow ties measure approximately “4.5 x 4.5” and weigh .5 oz/
-Bow Ties have a strip of Velcro sewn onto the back. The Velcro wrapssecurely around a dog collar.
Small Bow Ties
Flowers and bow ties are embroidered using pre-washed cotton, satin
and velvets. There is an inner fabric layer that when steamed wrinkles
up giving a wonderful textured appearance.Layers are hand sewn together. Decorative sparkles and buttons are attached using non-toxic weather proof silicone gel. Velcro is sewn onto the back which is adjustable and attaches easily and securely to a goggle strap or a dog collar.
All products are guaranteed to stand up to mountain conditions for a full year.
If you have any problems with any product we will fix or replace at no charge. *Please note washing instructions.
I have worn my helmet collar for 3 ski seasons. It has never fallen off of
my helmet or been damaged in any way. Some of the sparkly glue that I
have added to these new flowers eventually starts to wear off but can easily be reapplied if desired.Our one year old and very energetic golden doodle has been wearing
her flower for the past five months. She is an avid runner through
Colorado’s hills and dales. Her absolute favorite activity is playing chase me ~ chase you with other dogs at the highest speeds and in all conditions … especially snow!Her flower has stayed on and withstood every test of nature.
Please wash flowers and bow ties by hand and lay to dry.
Although the fabrics have been pre-washed for shrinkage, they will curl up if thrown in a hot wash or dryer and the glitter around the edges will come off. If you wash a flower by mistake you can iron it to bring it back to its original shape.
Cathy Bethke, founder, originally a public school teacher and lover of
dance, has been teaching Creative Yoga Dance and leading Drumming
Circles for the past several years at Shaw Cancer Center and Roundup
River Ranch, a Serious Fun Camp for children with life threatening
illnesses. Our Mission is to bring joyful activities that promote healing
and connection to teens and young adults fighting cancer.Note from Cathy:
I learned about teen cancer several years ago. I couldn’t stop thinking
about what that would have been like for me at that age. I also learned
that the unique needs of this population and age group are greatly
under supported. Teens are often placed in pediatrics while undergoing treatment. This could be very psychologically diminishing for a teenager. Roger Daltry of the rock band The Who and co-founder of Teen Cancer America says, “The best therapy for a teen with cancer is another teen with cancer.” My goal is to support Teen Cancer America’s mission by bringing teens together to drum, dance, do yoga, connect with one another, to laugh and to feel strong again.The purpose of selling these Flowers and Bow Ties is to raise money to
help in the creation of pre-recorded video Creative Yoga Dance classes
to be gifted to hospitals and treatment centers for Teen Cancer. My
goal is to create a blended model of live group and private Zoom
classes as well as inspiring movement videos for teens and children to
access at any time. These videos and zoom classes will include chair
Yoga Dance to support teens who are chair and bed bound or who just
aren’t up to dancing around. Movement and breath can greatly support
their healing process. My classes are nearly always a bit silly with crazy
props and fun music from around the world. Laughter is always good medicine!THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SUPPORTING THESE EFFORTS AND TEENS IN THE FIGHT OF THEIR LIVES.
Mountain Rhythms became a non-profit organization acquiring 501
(C)(3) status in 2019 and is registered in the state of Colorado.
