Shirts and Clothing
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This department will cover all the things humans would like to wear to show how much they love
ferrets!
Donna Morgavan Creations:
Owning 8 ferrets of my own, I knew first hand how limited the market is for items with Ferrets on them, and how little choice us ferret owners had for special things for our babies. I have sewn all my life and decided to expand that into the embroidery aspect of sewing. Now I can offer personalized items for ferret owners and their ferrets. Clothing, bedding, tote bags, towels, toilet paper, soap, are among the things that I have embroidered on. You suggest it, and I will try it!
Elaine Verstraete Design: Elaine has retired from doing ferret designs. As Shirts are depleted they will not be replace. So I guess you can say these are in limited supply.
Grandma Kay's Creations: (Bandit's far away mom) Each of the items were made especially for our shelter to
benefit our shelter. All the items are
donated to us for the sole purpose of generating money specifically for the shelter kids.
Jeanne Stadtmiller Designs: Jeanne left to meet her fur kids on the bridge October 26, 2002.
Jennie Chapman: Each one of these shirt designs is a copy of the original portrait done by Jennie, then sold to a customer. Both Jennie and the buyer have given me permission to use this design on " T " shirts. I am in awe of Jennie's talent. You can see the life in the eyes of this ferret, the thought "who me, I did not"!
Melissa Widmer Design: Do not use bleach, do not iron image. Made in the U.S.A.
Children's sizes available.
Sue Burda Designs: I've been drawing all my life and up until a certain ferret named Bandit came into my life, I decided to make cartoons involving them and their antics. They have appeared in the GCFA bi-monthly newsletter for 3 years, and I have also done designs for the GCFA Show cover and "Ask the Doctor" article in the
newsletter, by Susan Brown, DVM. Just recently, I did a "play" on the "Ferrets for Dummies" book, reversing the words and pictured a ferret reading a copy of "Dummies for Ferrets" complete with the ferret sitting in the chair with a
quizzical look on his face! Credit to author Kim Schilling. (She loved it!)
