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Embroidery Info


There are so many choices to make your Beulah Bag special! A great way to personalize your Beulah Bag is to embroider it with your name or monogram.

Choose the design of your monogram, choose a font, and then choose a thread color to match your fabric.
Personalize your Beulah Bag
Style
Choose the design of your monogram:
Be creative! Do you want a trio of initials? Your name? Favorite team?

Font
Choose a lettering (Many fonts are available, contact Heather for more details).

Thread Color
Choose a thread color to match your bag.

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