All rights reserved. The Diaper Bag Wrangler 2009
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a little bit about us...
The Diaper Bag Wrangler was "born" in
2006, when my daughter was about
two months old. I decided to design a
small diaper & wipes bag which evolved
into a bag that had a removable plastic
ring so I could hang it from my stroller.
Over the last few years, we have truly
turned into a true cottage industry
business. Everything is handmade, by
me, in my home studio.
Before my life as a stay at home mom,
I worked in the printing industry and in
merchandising. I attended The
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
and have a BFA in Design. I also teach
adult sewing classes at the ACPPA
Community Art Center in Norristown, PA
and for the Spring-Ford School District
Community Education Program.
In 2008 I was diagnosed with stage 2
breast cancer. I was 30 years old with
no family history of cancer. I had
double mastectomy surgery 2 weeks
after my diagnosis and started
chemotherapy 3 weeks after that. I am
amazed by the strength we can find
when there is no other choice. You can
check out my blog for a candid and
humorous account of my ongoing
treatment.
We live in a quiet little town in the far
reaches of the Philadelphia Suburbs.
Thanks so much!!!
~ k.c.
2006, when my daughter was about
two months old. I decided to design a
small diaper & wipes bag which evolved
into a bag that had a removable plastic
ring so I could hang it from my stroller.
Over the last few years, we have truly
turned into a true cottage industry
business. Everything is handmade, by
me, in my home studio.
Before my life as a stay at home mom,
I worked in the printing industry and in
merchandising. I attended The
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
and have a BFA in Design. I also teach
adult sewing classes at the ACPPA
Community Art Center in Norristown, PA
and for the Spring-Ford School District
Community Education Program.
In 2008 I was diagnosed with stage 2
breast cancer. I was 30 years old with
no family history of cancer. I had
double mastectomy surgery 2 weeks
after my diagnosis and started
chemotherapy 3 weeks after that. I am
amazed by the strength we can find
when there is no other choice. You can
check out my blog for a candid and
humorous account of my ongoing
treatment.
We live in a quiet little town in the far
reaches of the Philadelphia Suburbs.
Thanks so much!!!
~ k.c.
Special thanks to Caitlin Domanico Photography
for many of the beautiful photos on this site.
Check out www.caitlindomanico.com for more info.
for many of the beautiful photos on this site.
Check out www.caitlindomanico.com for more info.
contact us!
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