Ballerina Nusery Sign| 24" Little Dancers Sign | Baby Name Sign | Ballet Shoes | Wood Sign | Nursery Wall Art | Baby Shower - On Sale

This custom name sign features a handmade, ballerina theme nursery sign. These 3D signs are the perfect addition for your kids room or nursery room decor. They also make great gifts for a baby shower or birthday!Each piece in our collection is unique and one-of-a-kind, just like you, and we create every sign carefully with the love. At Hickory Hollow Designs, we want all of our customers to love their handmade name sign. ----[LISTING ITEM]Custom 24" Name Sign Taylor: Evelyn font, soft turquoise paint*You may add a middle name*Ballet shoes: Taffy twist paintStain: Carbon grey ----[SIZE]Sign Dimensions: 23.5” Width 1/2” ThickLetter Dimensions:1/2“ Thick----[STAIN COLOR] select color and add in check out notesPlease refer to product photo when selecting your stain color.----[DETAILS]These wood letters are 1/2” thick, hand sanded and painted to the color of your choice.They are then attached to 1/2” premium grade birch plywood.Each sign comes with a commercial grade sawtooth hanger fixed to the back for easy hanging. The back of these signs are finished with the except of painted and antique white.----[HOW TO ORDER]1.) Select the amount of Letters your sign will have in the drop down menu “Number of Letters”.2.) Add to cart.3.) During check out, please provide the following information in the “notes to seller”. • Stain choice • First Name, font & color choice • Middle Name, font & color choice • Please also include any other details or requests. • Be sure to double check the spelling of your name!4.) Check out *If you need you sign by a certain date please message us to make sure it’s possible or add it in the notes to seller section at checkout and we will contact you and let you know.----[PROOF]We will send a mock up of the design for you to approve within 1-3 days. After we have sent you the proof, if we don’t hear back from you within 2 days after the design is sent, we will proceed as shown in the proof.----[SHIPPING & TURNAROUND TIME]We ship using USPS and UPS. This includes tracking and $100 insurance.If you are having your sign rushed, you MUST select UPS express shipping option. Otherwise we cannot guarantee your sign will ship on time.Please check our shop announcement for current turnaround times!----[RUSH ORDER]Need your sign even quicker? Purchase our “Rush My Order” listing in addition to the sign you are purchasing to have your sign shipped out in 14 days. http://etsy.me/2DivB8C• Looking for something totally different? We offer a wide variety of other designs and shapes including papered, painted, and glittered letters. For more ideas and options, please send us a message. We love creating custom pieces for our customers. Just message us!----Check out our other sign sizes: http://etsy.me/2ETiCunShop Policies: http://etsy.me/2mNFgwN----Please also know that although every effort is made to photograph our signs accurately, color may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Each piece of wood is unique and may include knots or other variations. Please contact me with any questions about the color or size of any item before purchasing.Our customers are the best! We put a lot of work into making your sign perfect, and we love when our customers send us picture! All signs are final since we make these signs specially for you! Thank you,Hickory Hollow Designs!

Most people — including residents and the manager of the park — believed that everybody got out in a hasty evacuation that started around 3 a.m. “It was very last-minute from the time the fire got to the park,” said manager James Cook. “It was engulfed within 35 minutes. The power went out, the fire department and police were knocking on doors, using sirens and bullhorns. … We were told by the police and fire department that everybody got out.”. Karen Aycock. Early Thursday afternoon, the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Department pulled what they believe to be Karen Aycock’s body out of the debris of the house she live in on Dogwood Drive, near the Coffey Lane area in Santa Rosa, one of the hardest-hit in the fires.

“That is why we could not find her — she was gone,’’ said a tearful Jeannette Scroggins, one of Aycock’s nieces, “She was in the backside of the house, and ballerina nusery sign| 24" little dancers sign | baby name sign | ballet shoes | wood sign | nursery wall art | baby shower there is no way out on the backside.’’, The 56-year-old Aycock lived alone with at least seven cats, What made it especially hard for her relatives is that for decades, she had suffered from mania and schizophrenia, As a result, Scroggins said,  Aycock “kept the family at bay.”, Her aunt, she said, “was a homebody who loved her cats, She would get pretty freaked out about leaving the house, so she stayed inside.’’..

Aycok’s relatives had filed a missing persons report, called the sheriff’s department, the fire department, area hospitals, the Red Cross and evacuation centers. There were no answers until Thursday, though Scroggins she had an intuitive sense that her aunt had died. When she went to the home Monday, “it was devastating,” she said. All that remained was a fireplace, and in the garage driveway, a burned-out Mustang that had belonged to her grandfather. A news photographer snapped a photo of her among the rubble, and the just looking at picture makes her sob. “I’m standing over her without even knowing it,’’ Scroggins said.

Lynne Anderson Powell, Powell, 72,  lived in the Mark West Meadows area Santa Rosa with her husband George, 74 — and they both adored their red and white Border collie Jemma, The couple captured that affection in a series of short YouTube videos they posted in November 2016, and in May of this year, The happy, playful Jemma is seen running around an obstacle course on ballerina nusery sign| 24" little dancers sign | baby name sign | ballet shoes | wood sign | nursery wall art | baby shower a large grass field, where the dog easily jumps over hurdles, navigates through a large tube, and snakes  through a long line of tall poles..

An Afro-Cuban legend, a comedy about shutting the (expletive) up and an opera/electronica concert top my Weekend Top 10 for Oct. 12-15. 1 Omar Sosa: The Cuban-born, former East Bay pianist, composer and world music ambassador has created a wealth of sublime music since the mid-1980s. In the nearly 30 albums he has released as a solo artist, collaborator or band leader, Sosa has followed the interwoven paths of African, Latin and jazz/improvisational music in countless directions, guided by his talent, creativity and deep sense of spirituality. He’s based in Europe now, so his visits to the Bay Area should always be noted. If you missed his April shows at SFJazz and Santa Cruz, you can catch Sosa and his acclaimed Quarteto AfroCubano Oct. 15 at Berkeley’s Freight & Salvage.

Details: 7 p.m.; $40-$44; 510-644-2020, thefreight.org, 2 “Small Mouth Sounds”: Bess Wohl’s raved-about comedy follows a group of suffering urbanites as they gather for a retreat under the guidance of a famous guru who commands that they give ballerina nusery sign| 24" little dancers sign | baby name sign | ballet shoes | wood sign | nursery wall art | baby shower up their most desired crutches — even speaking, After a couple of wildly successful off-Broadway runs, the challenging comedy opens a national tour at San Francisco’s The Strand, presented by American Conservatory Theater, Details: In previews through Oct, 24, main run is Oct, 25-Dec, 10; $25-$100; www.act-sf.org..

3 Operatronica: San Francisco’s edgy Opera Lab, which offers not-your-grandfather’s opera performances in intimate settings, heads to San Francisco’s trendy Mezzanine dance/rock nightclub for its latest production, which it describes as a marriage of opera and electronica. Hosted by stage director Aria Umezawa and bass vocalist Anthony Reed, the show features San Francisco Opera Adler fellows performing with the Bay Area DJ troupe Loves Company. Details: 9 p.m. $20-$40; sfoperalab.com. 4 American Brass Quintet: The acclaimed group has gained fame through its residences with the Juilliard School and the Aspen Music Festival. It comes to Stanford University’s Bing Concert Hall Oct. 15 to perform a wide-ranging, centuries-spanning program that includes everything from 16th-century canons to Steven Franklin’s work “Three Romances,” which received its world premiere this summer.

Details: 2:30 p.m.; $22-$65; live.stanford.edu, 5 JACK Quartet: This New York City foursome, dedicated to no-holds-barred interpretations of contemporary classical fare, has been dubbed “superheroes of the new music world” by ballerina nusery sign| 24" little dancers sign | baby name sign | ballet shoes | wood sign | nursery wall art | baby shower the Boston Globe, They land at Herbst Theatre on Oct, 13 to perform Ari Streisfeld’s adaptation of Carlo Gesualdo’s “Sixth Book of Madrigals” as well as works by John Zorn, Joshua Roman, Amy Williams and Jefferson Friedman, Details: Presented by San Francisco Performances; 7:30 p.m.; $40-$65; sfperformances.org..

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