#14 - Lacey McGraw


My name is Lacey and I am from the beautiful state of Oregon! Ever since I was young I have loved fashion.  From playing dress up to helping my Mom figure out what to wear....I just loved it.  I've always wanted to figure out how to share my passion with other people, so I did some brain storming and following my love of boho-western style, I came up with my Leather Bands! Each band is made with love and lots of time and effort.  I make each band unique and special, just like you and me!

Visit my Etsy Shop here.


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